Beverly with no EDec 22, 2022
Shannon The Shenanigator
Random science fact: research shows that feeding curry to sheep, cattle, and goats can reduce the amount of the greenhouse gas methane they produce by up to 40%. Yep, you heard that right. Curry. Specifically it's the coriander and turmeric in curry. Mmmm, curry...
Dec 20, 2022 at 5:44pmWeb
Show threadWickymDec 20, 2022
@ShannyGasm I am so allergic to coriander/cilantro 😭
Show threadRight the First TimeDec 20, 2022
@ShannyGasm And later, perhaps we can have Beef Panang curry out of it.
Show threadLooking for explanations…Dec 20, 2022
@ShannyGasm But does it work with humans?
Show threadErik AblesonDec 20, 2022
@ShannyGasm So we get pre-spiced meats? Plus reduced methane? I’m in.
This also makes me think about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agneau_de_pré-salé. If you’re going to consume meat, it just makes sense to pay attention to what the animals eat.
Agneau de pré-salé - Wikipedia

Show threadMark W. AlexanderDec 20, 2022

@erik @ShannyGasm

You are what what you eat eats.

Show thread@Freezing1Dec 21, 2022
@ShannyGasm try post, takes a week but I find it soothing.
Show threadShannon The ShenanigatorDec 21, 2022
@freezing1 I've been on Post for over a month now. It only took a few hours back then.
Show threadScenarioDec 21, 2022
@ShannyGasm “Stop.”
Show threadsusan_laniganDec 21, 2022
@ShannyGasm 😂 @LornaSixsmith
Show threadMostlyTatoDec 21, 2022
@ShannyGasm
Careful, OD them on curry and they might end up slipping into a korma 😉
Show threadD. P. O'BrienJan 14, 2023
@ShannyGasm
I’m gonna start giving curry to my goats, but I could probably use a little too.