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Why is the link to the interview with James Cameron displayed on the main Veganbodybuilding.com web-page? He talks about organic farming yes, but he also talks about eating meat.. I don't see the relevance other than having a famous director on the page (who is not a vegan, or even a vegetarian). It seems hypocritical... Thoughts?

lol, same here

http://www.optimumnutrition.com/images/news/foodchart06-02-10.jpg

Now you need to have some of trueprotein's protein tested

I get the premium choco PB.. its sweetened with sucralose which sucks but the stevia flavors dont appeal to me... Also, their rice protein has a weird grainy consistency.. but with the pea it should be ok.. I did have the 100% pea which is pretty good (it thickens up a lot when wet) now i have 50/50 hemp and pea.. again the hemp has an odd flavor to it.. but you get used to it..

meh? Last year, they are bigger now.. http://honda-tech.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=124569&stc=1&d=1272086113

Its so odd, You look quite a bit younger with the short hair..

I had fun on the road from Seattle to Portland http://honda-tech.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=124569&stc=1&d=1272086113

Did you miss the vegan part of the website name?

This. I don't see a problem with eating it a few times a week if the gluten isn't bothering you. Seitan is waaaay cheaper to make than to buy. Boiled seitan can be a little tricky to get the texture just right, so it might take you a few tries. Also, you can steam it to make sausages, they are pretty yummy: http://www.everydaydish.tv/index.php?page=recipe&recipe=109 You can also bake it in a log, it's really, really good too: http://textualbulldog.blogspot.com/2007/10/seitan-sausage-crumbles.html Awesome links, thanks!

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I can second this. Garbanzo beans are very cheap and you just blend (or food processor) them with cumin and a few other spices and you've got a great spread!

You've got it backwards! Their rice stuff is too grainy, and the pea by it self is good but seems to thicken up in (soy) milk.