Vegan • Page 23

I made this Vegetable Wellington (Vegetables Wellington (The Ultimate Vegan Plant-Based Holiday Roast) Recipe) today and my friend seemed quite pleased with it (I have leftovers in my fridge waiting for tomorrow...). It's quite a lengthy recipe but the results looked good.

 

If you're not making overnight oats and giving yourself a nutritious treat while saving time every morning, it's time to step up your game.

 

over the weekend, my gf and i made vegan lasagna with fresh pasta sheets and homemade sauce. it has zucchini, mushrooms, spinach, kite hill's ricotta and a shitton of nutritional yeast. i added sausage and the kraft powder parm because i am trash

 

guys... this is the future.

 

Acme near me started carrying a couple different brands of oat milk recently. I’m really excited to get into that scene

 

Vegans. Fat vegans everywhere.

 

Lol 65% of my diet is vegan junk food

 

We're only hurting ourselves, not the animals

 

The amount of vegan brownies I have eaten the past 2 days has certainly bordered on harmful lol

 

Haven’t been on the site as much due to work and life in general. I picked up this book recently and started making a lot of my shit from scratch and re-using stuff to minimize waste. Making my own milk has been sick. Trying to get my self to a point that when I buy my house I can grow a lot of what I eat and kinda minimize what I need from a grocery store. Here’s the link to the book that’s gotten my gears turning.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1607746778/?tag=absolutepunk-20

 

It's really annoying when you tell a restaurant you don't want the sauce and they still put it in

 

god this happened to us yesterday. we went to habit burger grill to try out their vegan burger, and the lady at the counter asked if we wanted to cheese. we said no to cheese twice, and surprise! there was cheese on the burger. we couldn't go back because we took it to-go :(

 

That's terrible, hope you let them know and they made it up to you.

 

No evil is pretty dang good

 

Buying shoes is like 100x harder when you're trying to avoid animal products

 

I know Nike isn’t a perfect company, but they list their materials on each shoe on their website. A lot of their lines don’t use animal products, actually. I forget the name of their imitation leather though. The Nike air max line, the Nike frees, and many others are animal free.

 

I really like Keep Company shoes I have. Chino kind of style And waterproof

 

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Violife cheese is maybe the best cheese alternative I have ever had

 

I ordered a vegan burger recently that came with a side salad that had bacon bits in it. Realllllly annoying.

 

Full disclosure: I'm not really a vegan. As of October, I don't eat meat or dairy products, but I do eat fish and honey. Eggs, too, but only if I know where they're from; fortunately, a small farm near me has a delivery service.

On another related note, I bought a beer the other day that I loved. After some research, it turns out that it's made with lactose even though they don't list it on the label (apparently because it's not considered an allergen, they don't have to mention ti). I took the opportunity this afternoon to call that out in my store's newsletter because I think that's shitty. Especially because the brewery (Zero Gravity) is based in Burlington, VT, which like...probably has a wholeeeee lotta vegans.

 

For some piece of mind/fun fact, some brands of bacon bits contain no pork/animal products, so they’re (unintentionally?) vegan.

 

Really????

 

Lol ya, at least McCormick and Betty Crocker brands were last I knew. They’re basically just TVP and liquid smoke.

 

Hey all, my friend and I are heading to the USA soon and looking for any recommendations of good vegan restaurants/markets etc. We'll be visiting New York, Washington, Portland, San Fran, San Diego and LA. Thanks in advance!

 

Portland: Homegrown Smoker