Let's Meat Less

08/27/2026

If you’re worried about how much water data centers use, you should be even more worried about how much water raising animals to be eaten uses.

We may not be able to control what corporations and their data centers do, but we can control what we choose to eat each day. ❤️💚

Let’s Meat Less

Sources:

US water percent: Data via More Than Meats the Eye Tracking Report

Global volumes: 2024 Water Journal Study and Morgan Stanley projections

Feed Irrigation: US Geological Survey (USGS) and USDA reports

Global land use: University of Oxford / Our World Data

08/07/2026

We made our cart a rolling advertisement for some of our favorite foods.

There’s a plant-based substitute for every product made from animals.

They’re better for: your personal health, decreasing climate pollution
and most importantly, our farmed animal friends.

Clark’s Markets in Aspen has a spectacular supply of plant-based meats, dairy and eggs, as well as a gorgeous produce aisle and tons of whole grains, beans, nuts and frozen fruits and vegetables.

We’re never sponsored and we don’t sell anything or ask for donations except for food for our beloved hometown of

Impossible Foods Daiya Foods CADIA Just Egg & Just Meat Silk Beyond Meat Follow Your Heart Food For Life Baking Co.

08/05/2026

The Adventist health study, including more than 90,000 people over many decades found that frequent nut consumption was associated with substantially lower risk of heart disease ❤️💚

Let’s Meat Less

08/03/2026

Spicy Stir-Fried Chicken with Green Beans and Shiitake Mushrooms made with Daring. Plant Chicken

07/28/2026

The perfect hiking lunch: homemade Italian panzanella salad made with Daiya Foods mozzarella shreds and eaten with chopsticks, of course!

just sharing foods we love

07/27/2026

Future generations will look back and be baffled that nice people like us could blindly tolerate such systematized cruelty toward fellow mammals.

They feel pain and have friends and family, just like we do.

Lets AT LEAST meat less, if not none. It’s the humane and responsible thing to do.

07/19/2026

Most studies of dairy and prostate cancer show that men who drink milk have a higher risk of prostate cancer. The American Cancer Society has stated this.

A large study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition showed that high intakes of total dairy, skim milk and cheese all independently elevated overall risk.

The Mayo Clinic Review confirmed the link between high dairy product intake and elevated risk of prostate cancer.

Soy milk, tofu and edamame intake have been shown to LOWER prostate cancer risk.

07/14/2026

05/18/2026

Happy Meatless Monday! And happy grilling season!