Here are Questions and Answers in food-drinks
Here are Questions and Answers in food-drinks
Are you vegan or vegetarian?
Posted in Vegetarian & Vegan | Asked by Brett | 2012-02-10 17:12:34 | (28) answers
I am vegan because I don't eat any foods with meat or eggs or milk. Is there any other things I shouldn't be eating as a vegan? And I love the hell out of some humus. That stuff just rocks.
by Chels 2012-02-26 10:12:42
I'm strict vegetarian, no meat, eggs or dairy for the most part. Every once in a while I might eat a cookie or something that a co-worker brought in that isn't vegan... just can't help myself hahahBut just watch for ingredients, even vegetarian burgers and stuff contain eggs and milk
by *solo* 2012-02-25 21:12:42
Im a veggie.Well vegans don't take any dairy products at all , so like cheese , ice cream , cream etc...they don't wear leather or any other thing off an animal and then what you have above...just be careful on the dairy products...
by androm 2012-02-24 22:12:41
cheese or any other dairy product. Some vegans avoid honey because it is produced by bees. And gelatine should be avoided too unless it is plant based.
by smedrik 2012-02-24 19:12:38
There are a few things to watch for as a vegan.Honey Unspecified natural flavorsGlutamatesSugar (refined white sugar)Beers, wines and liquors refined with icinglassGlycerin of an unknown source (should specify vegetable glycerin)Casein (milk protein - hides in everything from candy to condoms)There is a much longer list, however a very easy rule of thumb is that if you don't know what it is - don't eat it.
by Robert B 2012-02-23 23:12:37
i am non vegetarian sorry
by VeggieTart -- Praise Seitan! 2012-02-23 11:12:49
I'm vegan, and here are a few things you want to avoid:gelatin (heck, vegetarians should avoid it, too)carmine (a.k.a. cochineal)honeypropolis (usually in "natural" cosmetics)anything listed as a food glaze, confectioners glaze, resinous glaze Ask the company first, as it's often made from insect secretionsMany wines and beers are clarified with gelatin, isinglas (fish gelatin), and egg whites. If you have an iPhone or iPod Touch, there's an app that lets you know what brands are veg-friendly. It's called "Vegan is Easy".a number of soy cheeses and "non-dairy" products have casein, a milk protein.Some people avoid foods with sugar because some sugars are filtered through bone char. If it says cane juice crystals or evaporated cane juice, ti's okay. Me, I worry about the biggies as listed above and try not to be obsessive.And you do know to read labels obsessively right? That "vegetable" soup could be made with animal stock. Most french onion soups are made with beef stock (pout).
by Chels 2012-02-23 01:12:37
I'm strict vegetarian, no meat, eggs or dairy for the most part. Every once in a while I might eat a cookie or something that a co-worker brought in that isn't vegan... just can't help myself hahahBut just watch for ingredients, even vegetarian burgers and stuff contain eggs and milk
by VeggieTart -- Praise Seitan! 2012-02-22 19:12:41
I'm vegan, and here are a few things you want to avoid:gelatin (heck, vegetarians should avoid it, too)carmine (a.k.a. cochineal)honeypropolis (usually in "natural" cosmetics)anything listed as a food glaze, confectioners glaze, resinous glaze Ask the company first, as it's often made from insect secretionsMany wines and beers are clarified with gelatin, isinglas (fish gelatin), and egg whites. If you have an iPhone or iPod Touch, there's an app that lets you know what brands are veg-friendly. It's called "Vegan is Easy".a number of soy cheeses and "non-dairy" products have casein, a milk protein.Some people avoid foods with sugar because some sugars are filtered through bone char. If it says cane juice crystals or evaporated cane juice, ti's okay. Me, I worry about the biggies as listed above and try not to be obsessive.And you do know to read labels obsessively right? That "vegetable" soup could be made with animal stock. Most french onion soups are made with beef stock (pout).
by :x 2012-02-21 20:12:49
i would call myself a strict vegetarian because i follow a vegan diet, but i do not live the full vegan lifestyle.
by Tia 2012-02-20 20:12:44
none
by desigurl2fly aka rams 2012-02-19 20:12:42
according to some people honey...but if u are educated, if bees dont polinate flowers and produce honey then the earths plant population will deteriorate drastically, causing the symbiosis to mess up and soon animals will die out and blah blah blah...
by breezyle... 2012-02-18 23:12:39
You can't eat gelatin.I'm a vegetarian!
by androm 2012-02-18 21:12:42
cheese or any other dairy product. Some vegans avoid honey because it is produced by bees. And gelatine should be avoided too unless it is plant based.
by Tia 2012-02-18 11:12:50
none
by Katie 2012-02-18 10:12:44
vegans don't eat honey.
by Cliff 2012-02-16 23:12:44
No I'm not.By the way, humus is a component of dirt. Do you mean hummus, or do you actually eat dirt?
by dna 2012-02-16 11:12:37
Check out this list.http://www.veganwolf.com/animal_ingredie…I'd say some of the sneakiest non-vegan things for some people are gelatine, red food dye and lanolin( body care products).
by *solo* 2012-02-16 01:12:40
Im a veggie.Well vegans don't take any dairy products at all , so like cheese , ice cream , cream etc...they don't wear leather or any other thing off an animal and then what you have above...just be careful on the dairy products...
by dna 2012-02-16 01:12:36
Check out this list.http://www.veganwolf.com/animal_ingredie…I'd say some of the sneakiest non-vegan things for some people are gelatine, red food dye and lanolin( body care products).
by breezyle... 2012-02-15 01:12:41
You can't eat gelatin.I'm a vegetarian!
by Hippie Tree Hugger 2012-02-14 20:12:42
I have been vegetarian for about 8 years and working on going vegan for a few months. I've switched to soy milk, cut out most dairy, etc. It's the processed foods that have milk or egg ingredients that tend to still get me! Hummus does rock. I love it.
by smedrik 2012-02-14 09:12:44
There are a few things to watch for as a vegan.Honey Unspecified natural flavorsGlutamatesSugar (refined white sugar)Beers, wines and liquors refined with icinglassGlycerin of an unknown source (should specify vegetable glycerin)Casein (milk protein - hides in everything from candy to condoms)There is a much longer list, however a very easy rule of thumb is that if you don't know what it is - don't eat it.
by Cliff 2012-02-14 03:12:46
No I'm not.By the way, humus is a component of dirt. Do you mean hummus, or do you actually eat dirt?
by Robert B 2012-02-13 08:12:48
i am non vegetarian sorry
by Katie 2012-02-13 08:12:45
vegans don't eat honey.
by desigurl2fly aka rams 2012-02-12 08:12:52
according to some people honey...but if u are educated, if bees dont polinate flowers and produce honey then the earths plant population will deteriorate drastically, causing the symbiosis to mess up and soon animals will die out and blah blah blah...
by Hippie Tree Hugger 2012-02-12 02:12:46
I have been vegetarian for about 8 years and working on going vegan for a few months. I've switched to soy milk, cut out most dairy, etc. It's the processed foods that have milk or egg ingredients that tend to still get me! Hummus does rock. I love it.
by :x 2012-02-12 00:12:36
i would call myself a strict vegetarian because i follow a vegan diet, but i do not live the full vegan lifestyle.