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Karen84
6 months ago

Look at the ingredients. If animal cruelty is a substance, you know it. I’ll keep buying cheese.

xKikilein
6 months ago

Cheese is generally animal cruelty. Since the cows do not give their milk voluntarily and they therefore give milk always be fertilized and have to get calves.

In addition, many cows are now overgrown to produce more milk than it would be natural for them.

Helpyx
6 months ago

Isn’t it bad if a cow kills a child? That’s how the world works. Just enjoy your life until it’s over.

Trullalla56
6 months ago
Reply to  quadratbieger

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xKikilein
6 months ago
Reply to  Helpyx

A cow doesn’t know what pity is, but she still knows what sadness and pain is. Cows are in no way emotionless animals.

Sarah3333
6 months ago

Lab is nowadays manufactured by bacteria. It is identical to animal lab.

HikoKuraiko
6 months ago
Reply to  quadratbieger

If animal lab is explicitly on it then the cheese is definitely not vegetarian. If there’s anything from microbiological or lab-exchange material, you’ll be fine.

Hsczw829
6 months ago
Reply to  quadratbieger

Then it comes from the stomach of a dead calf. Of course, the calf has not only died for the lab, but it is not vegetarian, since vegetarians eat nothing of dead animals.

Sarah3333
6 months ago
Reply to  quadratbieger

It is then obtained from slaughter waste. For the lab alone, no calf is killed.

Hsczw829
6 months ago
Reply to  Sarah3333

There are still cheeses made with animal lab! For example, Parmesan or Appenzeller! Egg from our local farm all cheeses are made with animal lab. Therefore always look at the pack as a vegetarian.

iq1000
6 months ago

Look at the back, there are the ingredients.

ErsterSchnee
6 months ago

No. Only milk, bacteria and mold.

ErsterSchnee
6 months ago
Reply to  quadratbieger

What else would you throw away?

ZakariaBENDENIA
5 months ago

No, there’s no animal torture in all cheeses.