theres nothing rebelious about it. people have different priorities and point of view. thats all.

I have been buying organic eggs and milk for years. I try to buy as much organic food as I can afford.

Yes, free range chicken IS expensive, but it's so much more worth it.

However, people lose sight of the fact that it's not just chickens that are treated badly. The same goes for cows, pigs, duck, turkey etc.

I try to buy as much of my meat organic as I possibly can.

Even though I am really anti animal cruelty (be it domestic animals or farm animals) I can appreciate that organic meat is expensive and not all people can afford it.

What would be really nice though is that we all try our best and try to do our bit where we can.

Perhaps for some families that might mean only being able to buy organic eggs and milk instead of meat or whatever combination they can.

Yes, in an ideal world it would be great if we could all afford to buy all organic, but that is never going to happen.

So, support organic products where you can, when you can and it will all make a difference.


M.

NO POINT, if you didn't bother to watch it, ignore it, hide behind the lounge or cover your eyes.
Here's a brief
Jamie's Fowl Dinners | 4Food | Channel4.com

pot noodles look like dried up tapeworms

I remember watching the part when he gassed the male chicks, God that was awful, their little faces gasping for air just before they died. There were certainly some shocking scenes that day.

I seem to remember reading that the adult hens he used to demonstrate how caged birds were kept (although the didn't fill the cages to capacity on the show) he actually gave a 'free range' home to, nice that some of them get to live a proper life after giving us all those eggs.

i watched it ...it really upset me i had to walk out the room as i was in tears.

Yummy....and supernoodles I love too.
And sandwiches and toast and crumpets.
And Heinz beans and sausages with cheese melted in...
Stop calling me you lot...... I eat a varied diet!!
I eat fruit and drink fruit juice.
And I make a roast dinner twice a week (only because my dad comes round though)
Tbh we don't actually eat that much chicken come to think about it!

if budget is an issue then pick rspca freedom foods chickens, they are still barn reared but they have decent living conditions. as for free range eggs they're not that much dearer than battery.