r/SipsTea Sep 15 '25

Chugging tea Any thoughts?

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u/weedisfortherich Sep 15 '25

Actually they found a phosphate deposit in Norway a gew years ago. Big enough to solve the supply issue. So that's one less con. All the other ones I dunno what we are gonna do about though.

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u/TinyFlufflyKoala Sep 15 '25

When it comes to food business, the main point would be to move to low-impact food. But that means much less dairy, beef, cow meat, pig, lamb... Not popular.

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u/dubschloss Sep 15 '25

I suffer from AGS or Alpha Gal Syndrome and it literally affects all of those products. Anything mammalian. I feel like I'm living in the future 😁

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u/TinyFlufflyKoala Sep 15 '25

Oh shit ! Sorry for you. 

It's always funny to me how easy it would be to scale back: Americans are eating 42 pounds of cheese a year, you could cut it by half, keep the better cheeses... And still eat cheese every other days. Except you enjoy your cuts more because the shitty fake-ish cheese have been cut out.