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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So, I thought I'd do my bit for the planet. I would turn my back on plastics and unnecessary suffering etc.
Anyway, during my journey, I decided that buying black peppercorns in a plastic, one use peppermill was no longer acceptable.
So, I went out and bought a mortar and pestle and resigned myself to grinding my own herbs n spices.
Turns out that most mortar and pestle are made from either granite or marble.
Should I be worried about the animal content of these stones? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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As the world heats up the biggest contributor is the increased amount of cows and the methane gases they produce globally...
Save the planet, eat a burger! |
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over a year ago
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I'm vegetarian and I don't really understand how someone wouldn't want to eat dead animals but is happy to eat dead fish. Both seem un-appealing to me. That said, each to their own and I respect their choice to eat what they like. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm vegetarian and I don't really understand how someone wouldn't want to eat dead animals but is happy to eat dead fish. Both seem un-appealing to me. That said, each to their own and I respect their choice to eat what they like."
This is kinda my point.
But, would you grind your peppercorns in a plastic peppermill or a marble mortar and pestle? |
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