holy shit. please tell me more. I had thought that this diet would not be well received in the macho environment of wrestling, but maybe, because of the losing weight, there is a sense of being able to relate to sacrifice for a greater cause.
only if you use "alternative cheese" (eg. cashew, almond, coconut, soy, etc).
Ten years ago they were atrocious, five years ago awful, and now are just starting to figure out how to make it palatable
For the reasons that I became vegan (causing pain and suffering in animals which may be unnecessary) I view your approach as the second best option after abstaining from meat. If I ever eat animals again, it will be an animal that lived in the wild (not capitivity) and I would want to be the one to personally hunt it so I wouldn't hide from the responsibility of what it takes to produce meat
Dude I never had this plant based chorizo! Also - I am shocked that there are other herbivores among these boards here. @Jerry Callo@MPhillips. Eight years without intentionally eating animal products for me as of May 31st
Chipotle has the sofritas which I can order as a vegan and I prefer the burrito because you can pick it up and bit it which is more satisfying to me than using utensils. I would use a bowl only if I planned on eating it with my hands
This is my (second) high school mascot - the great Auk (extinct), wearing a wrestling singlet. I found it on a google image search and was surprised by its existence
125: Lee dec Glory 3-0
133: Bravo-Young dec Fix 6-0
141: Alirez dec Woods 6-3
149: Diakomihalis dec Sasso 6-6
157: O'Connor dec Haines 6-9
165: Carr dec Hamiti 6-12
174: Starocci dec Lewis 9-12
184: Brooks dec Keckeisen 12-12
197: Nino Bonaccorsi dec Silas Allred 12-15
285: Mason Parris dec Wyatt Hendrickson 15-15
I heard it from a WV fan who had heard it from someone who heard it from someone, so take it with a grain of salt. But agreed, it seems quite heroic to attempt but extremely difficult to pull off the AA