[underseacables]

They have a point. Almond milk is not milk, that is a fact, but by including the term “milk” it allows then to get into the dairy section of grocery stores, and piggyback on milk as a product. Same here with plant based food.

[jschwartzi]

What a terrible loss for me as a person to be able to go to the store and buy a "milk" that doesn't come from a cow but that I can put on breakfast cereal and drink with my coffee.

Meanwhile I don't see Texas aggressively defending the truth that a tomato is really a fruit and shouldn't be placed with other vegetables in the store.

[Ekaros]

Here the vegetables and fruits are pretty mixed in stores. Are they clearly separated and sectioned in other places of world?

[scruple]

They're generally found together in the produce section.

[benjohnson]

For culinary use, Tomatoes are a fruit. That may differ from the biological definition but that's ok.

[jschwartzi]

For culinary use Beyond is a meat. That differs from the biological definition but most people understand that.

[benjohnson]

And to add a bit of history - meat is also used for nut-meat.

[geofft]

Eggs are not milk either, that is a fact, yet they are also found in the dairy section of grocery stores. Our government should put a stop to this un-American behavior.

[King-Aaron]

Putting eggs in the dairy section is a pretty American thing though