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Such as the meat-free, cheese free burger, as opposed to a vegetarian burger
If they can't add the cheese from the meat cheeseburger to the vegan burger on the menu you probably don't want to eat there anyway...
jellybaby-
That’s true, but a mock meat plant based burger with cheese added is often not the same as a good veggie burger.
The veggie option is now often the vegan option, which is now often also the gluten, nut and allergen free option. -
I HATE those meat like meat free things. I’m more a knit your own lentils type.
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Chaley
Hah, maybe so.
I’ve got no issue with ‘free from’ brownies, but prefer the taste and texture of brownies, and most other treats and pastries with butter and wheat in them.
I am glad that cafes and restaurants are catering for a huge variety of dietary needs and choices. I was just observing how sometimes all the dietary restrictions are put into one dish/product with no alternatives. Such as the meat-free, cheese free burger, as opposed to a vegetarian burger. Or a tasteless, powdery brownie on the menu as a check box exercise.