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I got no real problem with going meat free, and most of my diet is meatless, my partner was super keen to do this and she started making a lot of meat alternat
by keithnz 8y ago
I got no real problem with going meat free, and most of my diet is meatless, my partner was super keen to do this and she started making a lot of meat alternative type meals, and for the most, it's pretty good. Not as bad as I thought. Comes down to the flavors you use mostly.
however going dairy free is a whole other ball game, We've tried some alternatives, and things like banana ice cream is a pretty good ice cream alternative, but cheese alternatives are not so good.
- yesenadam 8y agoSo don't eat cheese. I find anything with small amounts of cheese in it (e.g. pesto) has to me now a very unpleasant tang, like smelly rancidness or something, that I'd much rather avoid. (Long-time vegan, huge cheese-on-toast fan as a kid) ..I've never liked meat-alternative, fake meat, TVP etc food. There's a whole world of vegetarian cuisine out there.
- ianleeclark 8y agoThis ultimately puts your taste preferences over the life of a sentient animal. The core reason that many ethical vegans are vegans is that they decide not to put their taste preferences over an animal.
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoI wonder if "super-tasters" are under represented in vegetarian/vegan populations (or vice-versa)?