Sentences with phrase «cheaper than meat»

Some cats enjoy a few bits of vegetable or fruit for a change in taste, but the only reason cereal or soy to appears in commercial cat food is that these ingredients are cheaper than meat.

Grains are added to pet food because they're cheaper than meat and hold the kibbled bits together.

Also some regular dog foods use grains as filler because they are cheaper than meat.

Because plant proteins are cheaper than meat proteins, pet food companies will have a higher profit margin when using corn, wheat, soy, rice, etc..

Contrary to mainstream belief, vegetable sources of protein are not only easily available but also highly nutritious and cheaper than meat products.

Humanely - raised eggs are often cheaper than meat, and even the very cheapest of factory - farmed eggs are extremely nutrient - dense and have a great fatty acid profile.

These vegetarian options are much cheaper than meat or fish and lend well to both quick meal prep recipes and longer, slow cooker dishes.

Beans and lentils are great meat substitutes: they are a great alternative in casseroles and pasta dishes and are so much cheaper than meat!

Not exact matches

Others have inexpensive private insurance that costs $ 1,000 to $ 2,000 a year per person and covers them here and when they travel internationally, although not in the U.S. Food is 25 % cheaper and much healthier than the U.S., especially meats.

The end goal is to produce clean meat that is cheaper than even the least expensive conventionally produced chicken.

Not cheaper than buying meat in the store.

I find that it's not more expensive, the things I eat on a day to day basis — seasonal veggies, bananas, brown rice, quinoa etc are really cheap — much cheaper than ready meals or meat.

So anyway, I get what you were thinking and I wish people were more open to eating bean burgers because they ARE awesome:) + we also see that they're gentler to digest and pretty much so much easier to prepare than meat (not to mention so much cheaper;)-RRB- Point is, I'm just really happy you found this recipe and enjoyed these so much with your family:)

I don't like to by the processed soy food either instead I make my own substitutions and I find that lentils with their really «iron - y» flavor have a similar taste to meat... Oh and of course they're way cheaper than processed stuff

Produce is cheaper and healthier than meat and processed foods, so it helps to balance out the budget when you start to eat this way.

The thought of taking a relatively cheap cut of meat, with a reputation for being dry and dull, and elevating it to something worthy of serving to company makes me a little more excited than I should really admit here.

Thankfully I live in New Orleans where they are plentiful and usually cheaper than red meat.

This vegan and oil - free version is a much healthier and cheaper option than mock meats, plus it's easy to make, with only a few simple ingredients.

It's cheaper and more sustainable than beef, but more crucially, well - raised heritage - breed pigs yield meat that has tons of incredibly nuanced flavor and plenty of luscious fat just waiting to be crisped up in a cast - iron pan — a far cry from the bland, lean factory - raised stuff.

And since a pound of beans is a lot cheaper than a pound of meat, vegetarian meals can also be a big boost to your budget.

«It's much much cheaper than things like sashimi bowls, tuna, salmon, or fresh meats you get in salads,» she said.

I made my crab burgers using tinned lump crab meat which is a bit cheaper than using fresh crab meat.

Now, Ikea got into trouble because it was using horse meat, but the real crime here is that there's a much cheaper alternative than horses.

Corn is cheaper than alfalfa, all parts of the cow is being used, and meat prices are still high.

«Extra-virgin olive oil is also thought to be expensive, but we suspected it was meat that made a diet expensive, and extra-virgin olive oil is cheaper than even small amounts of meat.

Purina has been making great, cheap dog food for more than 80 years, focusing on giving your dog yummy, healthy meals made with meat as the first ingredient.

Financially, being a pescetarian is more expensive than a meat - eater, and mussels and shrimp are among the most cost effective foods for me (much cheaper in the UK than actual fish), so after reading these kinds of studies it freaks me out even more.

Rather than being expensive, eating keto can in fact be cheaper than the «standard» diet, as fatty cuts of meat are usually low priced.

This vegan and oil - free version is a much healthier and cheaper option than mock meats, plus it's easy to make, with only a few simple ingredients.

And even if it's more expensive, it's still cheaper than shelling out the dough for exclusively grass - fed meat.

I am not sure I agree with their claim that sugar is the culprit - I strongly suspect that Americans» passion for cheap, low quality meat and large quantities of carbohydrates other than sugar should share in the blame.

Putting this much meat in a product isn't cheap, but rest assured knowing your dog will eat less of this per serving than «normal» food because of how packed it is.

Dog food manufacturers use starchy ingredients to hold both dry and canned foods together, and carbohydrates like rice are used in dog food mainly because they are cheaper and more plentiful than protein sources like meats.

Poultry Byproduct Meal is cheaper and less digestible than chicken meat.

If you can find the right butcher, you can obtain these meat products for cheaper than you buy your kibble.

Whether they aren't getting enough organ meats, raw bones, or a balance of vitamins and minerals not found in the food they're getting, this diet has the potential to be more unhealthy than a cheap, low - quality food.

A canine's digestive system is not developed for grains, wheat, corn, rice etc are added because they bulk out the meal and are a cheaper option than quality meat - based ingredients, but does that mean your pooch is not getting a balanced diet?

We also use free - range, grass - fed and pasture - raised and natural meats that are the same whole muscle meats found at your finest natural food stores, rather than cheaper, mechanically separated products.

While by - products can be very nutritious (and this really is the least of my concerns regarding these diets), they are cheaper than muscle meat so one would think that as much as these diets cost, the companies could include some muscle meat, in addition to by - products, for a more consistent source of high quality protein.

Much cheaper than using good cuts of chicken meat but less digestible.

The single main protein source is the reason this food is so much cheaper than some others with two or three real sources of meat protein.

A lot of manufacturers use meat meal as a supplement in their formulas because it's cheaper than whole meat but can still have a high nutritional profile.

A named meat or meat meal should be the primary protein source, rather than a cereal like corn gluten meal, rice protein concentrate, pea protein, or other cheap meat substitute.