No, it didn't say that, and the Buddha himself ate meat, but he ate pure meat, and it is recorded that after the Buddha perished in the Sahasrara Twin Groves outside of Dhritarashtra, it is suspected that he was poisoned to death. Poisoned by whom? His devotee, Junta. Who was Junta? He was a processor of gold, a low social status symbol. He served the Buddha's Last Supper. His Holiness, who was already very sick and very weak, ate his sukara-maddava, and when he ate his sukara-maddava, his condition worsened, he had abdominal pains, and he died on the next day. It is not old, not tender, soft, fine boar meat!