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If you are vegan, you aren't eating meat substitutes at all. That's more of the line along a vegetarian don't you think? A vegan is against using animals for co
by thedaemon 7y ago
If you are vegan, you aren't eating meat substitutes at all. That's more of the line along a vegetarian don't you think? A vegan is against using animals for consumption, therefore does not want to eat meat or eat fake meat that tries to taste like meat. At least this is my experience with vegans.
- ska 7y ago> If you are vegan, you aren't eating meat substitutes at all. That's not my experience at all. I'm not one but I've known vegans to like various meat substitutes, from Buddhist style proteins/meals to fake-meat burgers and hot-dogs. Others don't want anything do with them. FWIW most vegans I've met more broadly object to the use of animal products or labor too, hence it's not just steaks but leather and honey, etc.
- gameswithgo 7y agoThis is not correct.
- newnewpdro 7y agoThat's crazy talk. Vegans love meat substitutes in my experience, as long as they're vegan compatible.
- top_kekeroni_m8 7y agoPeople do not go vegan because they do not like the taste of meat. Veganism is a way of living which seeks to exclude, as far as is possible and practicable, all forms of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animals for food, clothing or any other purpose. Some people miss the taste of meat and the dishes prepared from it; that's why they buy meat substitutes.
- captainredbeard 7y agoIs this the food equivalent of "avoiding the appearance of evil"?