Seems like it's easier to just eat real meat in the first place.
I've told this story before but I hosted a large family barbecue back in the 1990s. Naturally one of the family members proclaimed herself to be a hard-core vegan. So in order to accommodate, I went to the special store to get the special "vegan" meats and tofu, which she only ended up nibbling at.
After a while, my gas grill ran out of propane so I went to my shed to get another cylinder. Inside the shed was my vegan relative scarfing down a couple of hot dogs with tell-tale mustard on her lips. She was quite obviously embarrassed to be caught red-handed.
But I was polite about it. I never brought it up to her and never mentioned it to the rest of her family. Point of the story that a lot of this vegan crap is just virtue-signalling.
Reminds me of the song "Junk Food Junkie" by Larry Groce.
As if a hot dog, of all things, would be the thing to crave at a bbq. Shocking actually.
Big Time. Former friend gone nuts lefty a few years back proudly announced, several times, “I’m thinking about becoming a vegetarian”, as if were a Big Deal that everyone needed to know. Couldn’t wait to get his Tesla. Is still out of his mind over COVID. Went a year or so without going out in public. He and his wife had groceries delivered from Whole Foods. Seriously. And it is an hilarious fact that vegans will definitely find a way to let others know that they are their moral superiors within minutes of meeting them. If meat is on the menu, just don’t have any.