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Vegan is decidedly not "normal" if we define normal in the sense that it is common. Only 0.5% of the American adult population is vegan (only 2% vegeterian).[1]
by dustincoates 3y ago
Vegan is decidedly not "normal" if we define normal in the sense that it is common. Only 0.5% of the American adult population is vegan (only 2% vegeterian).[1]
Not that there's anything wrong with being vegan! But it definitely a minority position.
1: https://veganbits.com/vegan-demographics/ https://veganbits.com/vegan-demographics/
- spidersenses 3y agoThe “normal” in my comment referred to the average weight and busy life. I am primarily an ovo-lacto vegetarian, only occasionally vegan.
- OJFord 3y ago> primarily an ovo-lacto vegetarian, only occasionally vegan That's like an omnivore saying they're occasionally vegan because not 100% meals contain meat or dairy?
- spidersenses 3y agoLet's just say, that every once in a while I go vegan for a couple of days or weeks. That's slightly different from the "accidentally vegan" meal. If it was possible to combine keto, a meat-free diet, and intermittent fasting, without breaking the bank or breaking the body, that would be the dream.
- kilmanio 3y agoThe word you're looking for is plant-based. There is no such thing as a traffic-light vegan.