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Re: Updates on former Wolves 

Post#1761 » by KGdaBom » Thu Aug 28, 2025 12:47 am

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WolfAddict wrote:Yeah like I said, being country raised I just hated the hustle and bustle of it all - Similar feelings to Syd to be fair - Adelaide is brilliant and anything top end is absolutely beautiful.


I always hear people say Melbourne is mega hipster.

They wouldn't be wrong for the most part. Gluten free vegan milkshakes are everywhere :-?

I've actually seen steaks in the grocery store marked Gluten Free. :lol:
Everyone remember when you go steak shopping demand that the store only sells you gluten free steak.
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Re: Updates on former Wolves 

Post#1762 » by Mattya » Sun Aug 31, 2025 7:10 pm

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I always hear people say Melbourne is mega hipster.

They wouldn't be wrong for the most part. Gluten free vegan milkshakes are everywhere :-?

I've actually seen steaks in the grocery store marked Gluten Free. :lol:
Everyone remember when you go steak shopping demand that the store only sells you gluten free steak.


I don’t get the joke, do you not want to know when a steak might have gluten ingredients?
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Re: Updates on former Wolves 

Post#1763 » by KGdaBom » Mon Sep 1, 2025 2:11 am

Mattya wrote:
KGdaBom wrote:
WolfAddict wrote:They wouldn't be wrong for the most part. Gluten free vegan milkshakes are everywhere :-?

I've actually seen steaks in the grocery store marked Gluten Free. :lol:
Everyone remember when you go steak shopping demand that the store only sells you gluten free steak.


I don’t get the joke, do you not want to know when a steak might have gluten ingredients?

A steak doesn't have Gluten. Maybe if it's breaded.
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Re: Updates on former Wolves 

Post#1764 » by Mattya » Mon Sep 1, 2025 3:14 am

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KGdaBom wrote:I've actually seen steaks in the grocery store marked Gluten Free. :lol:
Everyone remember when you go steak shopping demand that the store only sells you gluten free steak.


I don’t get the joke, do you not want to know when a steak might have gluten ingredients?

A steak doesn't have Gluten. Maybe if it's breaded.


Or if the meat is washed at a facility that processes meats(which can contain gluten), or if it has marinades that use ingredients like soy. Pretty common sense stuff if you eat steak. Do you think people shouldn’t know when those meats are processed or prepared in ways that contain gluten? Or is that just a hipster thing?
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Re: Updates on former Wolves 

Post#1765 » by KGdaBom » Mon Sep 1, 2025 10:25 am

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I don’t get the joke, do you not want to know when a steak might have gluten ingredients?

A steak doesn't have Gluten. Maybe if it's breaded.


Or if the meat is washed at a facility that processes meats(which can contain gluten), or if it has marinades that use ingredients like soy. Pretty common sense stuff if you eat steak. Do you think people shouldn’t know when those meats are processed or prepared in ways that contain gluten? Or is that just a hipster thing?

Steak does not have gluten. Simple as that. If you want to get into minutia about how it might have gluten added I'll leave that to you.
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Re: Updates on former Wolves 

Post#1766 » by Mattya » Mon Sep 1, 2025 2:32 pm

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KGdaBom wrote:A steak doesn't have Gluten. Maybe if it's breaded.


Or if the meat is washed at a facility that processes meats(which can contain gluten), or if it has marinades that use ingredients like soy. Pretty common sense stuff if you eat steak. Do you think people shouldn’t know when those meats are processed or prepared in ways that contain gluten? Or is that just a hipster thing?

Steak does not have gluten. Simple as that. If you want to get into minutia about how it might have gluten added I'll leave that to you.


Imagine having to strawman the world to justify being mad. Nobody said raw unprocessed unseasoned steak has gluten. People want the label so they know if gluten ingredients are used in meat packing facilities or if the processing has gluten. Kind of like it is important for people who are allergic to nuts to know if their food is even processed in the same facility as nuts. Fruit by itself doesn't have chemicals in it, but I’d bet you would like to know when it’s sprayed or coated with chemicals. Like why are you making yourself mad over something nobody is even saying.
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Re: Updates on former Wolves 

Post#1767 » by KGdaBom » Mon Sep 1, 2025 8:58 pm

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Mattya wrote:
Or if the meat is washed at a facility that processes meats(which can contain gluten), or if it has marinades that use ingredients like soy. Pretty common sense stuff if you eat steak. Do you think people shouldn’t know when those meats are processed or prepared in ways that contain gluten? Or is that just a hipster thing?

Steak does not have gluten. Simple as that. If you want to get into minutia about how it might have gluten added I'll leave that to you.


Imagine having to strawman the world to justify being mad. Nobody said raw unprocessed unseasoned steak has gluten. People want the label so they know if gluten ingredients are used in meat packing facilities or if the processing has gluten. Kind of like it is important for people who are allergic to nuts to know if their food is even processed in the same facility as nuts. Fruit by itself doesn't have chemicals in it, but I’d bet you would like to know when it’s sprayed or coated with chemicals. Like why are you making yourself mad over something nobody is even saying.

Steak doesn't have gluten. You can hang on to your minutia if you want. Gluten free steak doesn't make me mad it makes me laugh. I've never heard of a minute amount of gluten making somebody go into shock and die. Maybe there is somebody like that. Better to advertise the opposite. Even though steak is gluten free this steak was processed in such a way that it might have trace amounts of gluten. I'm done with glutengate. I think you should start a campaign requiring all steak to be gluten free or at least advertise if there is such a possibility.
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Re: Updates on former Wolves 

Post#1768 » by Mattya » Mon Sep 1, 2025 10:01 pm

KGdaBom wrote:
Mattya wrote:
KGdaBom wrote:Steak does not have gluten. Simple as that. If you want to get into minutia about how it might have gluten added I'll leave that to you.


Imagine having to strawman the world to justify being mad. Nobody said raw unprocessed unseasoned steak has gluten. People want the label so they know if gluten ingredients are used in meat packing facilities or if the processing has gluten. Kind of like it is important for people who are allergic to nuts to know if their food is even processed in the same facility as nuts. Fruit by itself doesn't have chemicals in it, but I’d bet you would like to know when it’s sprayed or coated with chemicals. Like why are you making yourself mad over something nobody is even saying.

Steak doesn't have gluten. You can hang on to your minutia if you want. Gluten free steak doesn't make me mad it makes me laugh. I've never heard of a minute amount of gluten making somebody go into shock and die. Maybe there is somebody like that. Better to advertise the opposite. Even though steak is gluten free this steak was processed in such a way that it might have trace amounts of gluten. I'm done with glutengate. I think you should start a campaign requiring all steak to be gluten free or at least advertise if there is such a possibility.


When you just can’t admit you are wrong just keep strawmanning :lol:
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Re: Updates on former Wolves 

Post#1770 » by KGdaBom » Tue Sep 16, 2025 10:10 pm

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