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They're commonly foraged, and naturally present a curious question of whether they're a vegan food since they're carnivorous.
by yostrovs 6mo ago
They're commonly foraged, and naturally present a curious question of whether they're a vegan food since they're carnivorous.
- lostlogin 6mo agoI thought about this and looked for a definition. It’s all about animal products, presumably making this fungus vegan? There is an ISO definition of vegan (23662:2021) but it seems to cost $88 and then I emerged from the rabbit hole.
- aziaziazi 6mo agoHere’s the iso as pdf (it only apply to food): https://cdn.standards.iteh.ai/samples/76574/4b2534a5a3934ca1b5ec14532d20b078/ISO-23662-2021.pdf https://cdn.standards.iteh.ai/samples/76574/4b2534a5a3934ca1... Most vegan adhere to a more practical and pragmatic definition, like this one, from the association founded by the veganism-word initiators: https://www.vegansociety.com/go-vegan/definition-veganism https://www.vegansociety.com/go-vegan/definition-veganism
- lostlogin 6mo agoThanks. > Most vegan adhere to a more practical and pragmatic definition And wow yes. ‘I’m a ISO standard vegan’ isn’t something I’ve heard and it has probably never happened.