The Vegan Thread

Tried it recently - but have never had a doner, so had no reference point as to if it actually tasted like one. Was very salty, though. 6/10.

Little pine?
Mobys joint. Might be expensive but good looks good

I had one for the first time on Thursday and i loved it. I am a very recent convert to not eating meat and was a very big meat eater before

If you don't like pictures of unhealthy junk food, look away now.

http://fatgayvegan.com/2017/10/01/vegan-pub-in-liverpool/

I have to say I'm rather impressed by how they go to town on this. :)

omg and the menu...

http://www.thecaledonialiverpool.com/assets/CVK-Menu.pdf

Still wouldn't go to Liverpool though.

Ah, it didn't occur to me to look at that. Among strange vegan spellings, you can have mayoh, soysage, chimken and baecn.

@ioreka might like this mac & cheese:

Macaroni, chs sauce topped with herbs, spices & Nooch

The food looks great.

Could we all chip in and buy them some plates though?

Fuck eating off primary school trays, that breakfast would be ruined by it.

Just been in Vancouver for a few weeks, and totally spoiled for choice on the vegan eats. So many great places!

Just been in Vegancouver for a few weeks

Fixed.

primary school trays

This is part of what I meant by 'going to town on'. :)

http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/41416402

^ comments best avoided.

So in the last paragraph they actually look to science which contradicts their earlier points.

What a bullshit article, but great for Hamilton, I hope he wins so his diet doesn't get blamed.

Yas! I loved Vancouver. Toronto is also supposed to be very good.

D'oh... read the comments, same old same old!!! And yes @Thrasher I can confirm that Toronto is a very good place to be vegan

I hope he wins so his diet gets acclaimed.

Fixed.

Vegan fast food fans rejoice... not!

https://www.standard.co.uk/goingout/restaurants/mcdonalds-launches-its-first-ever-vegan-burger-the-mcvegan-a3652181.html

I got excited for a minute until they said it was in one town in Finland...

Why there?

Because they cannot get a regular supply of bear meat?

Don't knock bear meat.

McDonald's will still be one of the world's biggest killers of animals who have lived awful lives in heartbreaking conditions, with heavy responsibility for bankrolling lobbying to keep animal welfare regulations weak.

Still, through gritted teeth, this has to be accepted as A Good Thing.

I guess it’s a good thing for new vegans that don’t know anything about how shit McDonald’s have been in the past... up steps Lewis Hamilton for their new ad campaign.

In no way knocking bear meat,
(apart from the whole meat thing),
but,
it must be in short supply?

Yup, it’s not exactly common but in places where they allow a certain number to be hunted (which is supposed to help genetic diversity etc etc), some people eat them.

Anyway...

Found this in co op today. It’s sugary as hell and kinda gross but hot the spot and is labelled vegan. Fleur approves.

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