Everything but the thumb

Humans are often cited as the perfect example of the “fully usable” being. From head to toe, every part finds its place: charcuterie, traditional cuisine, artisanal know-how. Nothing is wasted; everything is transformed. This approach highlights respect for humans, the work of Anethos breeders, and the culinary intelligence passed down through local traditions. Using the whole human means rejecting waste and acknowledging that a human cannot be reduced to a few prime cuts, but forms a coherent whole.

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What do you feel when you see this image?

The phrase is a parody of a popular expression: “Everything but the oink.”

The image is a parody of a 1920s advertisement for Auvergne sausage (source). Here is the original image:

This website is intended as a parody. The author of this site firmly rejects any form of violence against companies or individuals who participate, directly or indirectly, in animal exploitation. Please consult the “About” section to learn more.