In a radio interview, Uli Hoeneß handed out vegan food and defended the bratwurst. This triggered a big discussion, which Hoeneß evidently moved to call.
“I tried and I don’t like the stuff. Because everything is in there that shouldn’t be in a Nuremberg sausage – namely stabilizers and flavor enhancers. (…) I still accept a bit of vegetarian, but vegan not at all because people only get sick. “
With these statements, Uli Hoeneß sparked off fire almost two weeks ago. The long-time manager and president of FC Bayern, who is himself a sausage manufacturer, criticized vegan food at “Antenne Bayern” and described its supporters as “militant”. Hoeneß: “If you criticize them, they’ll attack you.”
There was then a lot of headwind for the 69-year-old. Also from Ralf Moeller, who is at t-online Hoeneß offered to give him a vegan cook for a weekend.
“If he’s in the area, he’ll come over here”
The debate has now had an interesting episode. Hoeneß called ex-national goalkeeper Timo Hildebrand, who ran a vegan restaurant called “vhy!”, Apparently with a suppressed number. in Stuttgart owns. The 42-year-old reports on his Instagram profile.
“Whenever he’s in the area, he said, he’ll come over here to eat with me. And he revised his interview a bit. He has nothing against vegans, only against those who are militant.”
Apparently, Hoeneß does not count Hildebrand among them. And it is less than 300 kilometers between Tegernsee, where the sausage lover lives, and Stuttgart. This could lead to a joint meal soon.
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