[ SECRET POST #4071 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4071 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Troll alert.

[(Anonymous)]

Question, as an omnivore, what makes almonds not vegan friendly? I mean, they're a nut, do they have animal parentage that I am unaware of?

I 'kind' of understand the honey bit because bees make it, so it's made off the labour of an animal (though it's not exactly forced labour to me when it's something they do naturally...) but I know next to nothing about almond origins.

Re: Troll alert.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

As far as I know, almond trees need a lot of bees to pollinate them, and commercial hives aren't always treated well.

So if someone won't take honey, by reason of the exploited insects, but does eat almonds... Eh.

Re: Troll alert.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

I assume kept bees are critical to almond pollination -- actually, domesticated bees are neecessary pollinators for a vast majority of cultivated produce