Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
It is nothing short of outrageous that Martin Freeman can claim that he has gone back to eating land animals (he was pescatarian) because he’s worried about processed meat alternatives, while literally eating processed carcinogenic meat as he’s saying it.
Not only that, but he then calls pork pies ‘food of the gods’. Pork pies are literally one of the most ultra-processed and unhealthy foods you can consume.
Unsurprisingly, the media jumped on Martin’s hypocritical and illogical comments, using them as another reason to slam plant-based alternatives and push a pro-meat and anti-science bias. Any credible journalism would have pointed out Martin’s hypocrisy, but who cares about logical consistency and journalistic integrity when you can use a clickbait headline.
The truth is, if Martin really cared about eating less processed food, then instead of going back to eating land animals, he should have just started eating a whole foods plant-based diet instead.
It is nothing short of outrageous that Martin Freeman can claim that he has gone back to eating land animals (he was pescatarian) because he’s worried about processed meat alternatives, while literally eating processed carcinogenic meat as he’s saying it.
Not only that, but he then calls pork pies ‘food of the gods’. Pork pies are literally one of the most ultra-processed and unhealthy foods you can consume.
Unsurprisingly, the media jumped on Martin’s hypocritical and illogical comments, using them as another reason to slam plant-based alternatives and push a pro-meat and anti-science bias. Any credible journalism would have pointed out Martin’s hypocrisy, but who cares about logical consistency and journalistic integrity when you can use a clickbait headline.
The truth is, if Martin really cared about eating less processed food, then instead of going back to eating land animals, he should have just started eating a whole foods plant-based diet instead.
