On Saturday, December 3, Animal Rebellion supporters invaded Salt Bae’s popular Knightsbridge restaurant, Nusr-Et, “peacefully.”
Eight demonstrators held reserved tables, demanding a plant-based food system and rewilding conservation activities.
Salt Bae, a social media influencer and chef who rose to prominence in 2017, has welcomed celebrities such as David Beckham, Snoop Dogg, and Leonardo DiCaprio at his “ultra-premium” eateries.
Salt Bae was criticized on social media in November for boasting about a customer’s £140,584 bill in Abu Dhabi.
Animal Rebellion asserts that restaurant-served meat is among the most carbon-intensive items to produce.
Student Ben Thomas, age 20, stated, “These restaurants are emblematic of a failed system.
“While 2 million people in the United Kingdom rely on food banks, influencer chefs are selling gold-plated steaks for over a thousand pounds.”
We know that steaks and other red meats have the greatest environmental effect.
The ‘Ultra-Premium’ London restaurant of Salt Bae was taken by Animal Rebellion activists.
Saturday evening, Animal Rebellion occupied reserved tables in a nonviolent demonstration.
Animal Rebellion asserts that these acts will continue until the government takes effective measures.
The organization asserts that these acts will continue until the government takes significant action to address the climate and ecological crises.
In addition, many of the items with the greatest carbon and land-use footprints are included on the menu, which is primarily composed of meat.
Salt Bae’s eateries attract the wealthy and famous, piling up enormous debts.
Twenty-year-old student Ben Thomas stated that businesses like Salt Bae’s represent a flawed system.
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