Can protein startups and their investors take on Big Cow?
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Re: Can protein startups and their investors take on Big Cow?
#2Okay, am I the only one finding these 'Big Industry' names kind of ridiculous now? Big Pharma, yeah that works. Big Tech? Sure I guess.
But calling these companies Big Cow just sounds utterly ridiculous. It just doesn't work at all.
Re: Can protein startups and their investors take on Big Cow?
#3Okay, am I the only one finding these 'Big Industry' names kind of ridiculous now? Big Pharma, yeah that works. Big Tech? Sure I guess. But calling these companies Big Cow just sounds utterly ridiculous. It just doesn't work at all.
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Re: Can protein startups and their investors take on Big Cow?
#4Okay, am I the only one finding these 'Big Industry' names kind of ridiculous now? Big Pharma, yeah that works. Big Tech? Sure I guess. But calling these companies Big Cow just sounds utterly ridiculous. It just doesn't work at all.
...udderly* ridiculous.
Re: Can protein startups and their investors take on Big Cow?
#5I recommend eating tofu as tofu, not as a fake meat. It's delicious if you know how to prepare it.
Re: Can protein startups and their investors take on Big Cow?
#6Okay, am I the only one finding these 'Big Industry' names kind of ridiculous now? Big Pharma, yeah that works. Big Tech? Sure I guess. But calling these companies Big Cow just sounds utterly ridiculous. It just doesn't work at all.
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Re: Can protein startups and their investors take on Big Cow?
#7Okay, am I the only one finding these 'Big Industry' names kind of ridiculous now? Big Pharma, yeah that works. Big Tech? Sure I guess. But calling these companies Big Cow just sounds utterly ridiculous. It just doesn't work at all.
Plus we already have "Big Ag".
Re: Can protein startups and their investors take on Big Cow?
#8I recommend eating tofu as tofu, not as a fake meat. It's delicious if you know how to prepare it.
Not a great food for men, though.