maltaseagull
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Stir Fry with lemon grass, ginger, lemon juice, white wine, peppers, courgettes, onion , garlic, chili & CHICKEN!
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[Food] What are you eating on World Vegan Day?
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Stir Fry with lemon grass, ginger, lemon juice, white wine, peppers, courgettes, onion , garlic, chili & CHICKEN!
turienzo's lovechild
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To answer the original question- I’m putting my baby to bed and my wife is making her, quite frankly delicious, curried chickpeas which i believe I’m having with a jacket potato (we need to go food shopping)
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Fusion cooking. Baked spud and Chana masala. Enjoy.
Any pictures?
maltaseagull
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I don't and never will have a facebook acc.Watch the episode of Black mirrors
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nosedive_(Black_Mirror)
Sick of seeing people walking,driving, in bars and restaurants with their eyes glued to their phones.
I’m convinced Veganism is the future, however it’ll probably take a good century to become the majority diet of the world.
I’m on a slow path to Veganism due to health, animal cruelty and environmental reasons. I’m not bothered about domestic farm animals going extinct as their DNA will last for millennium in factory grown meat cuts. Also, there are wild populations of goats & ponies etc. Wild sheep and cows could be managed, I’m sure.
It’s interesting to see the stereotypical view of the vegan on here; interesting that those who produce modern vegan food mostly want to distance themselves from that word by titling their products ‘plant based’. The quality in vegan food has gone up massively in the last few years, product like this are genuinely innovative and tasty:
https://youtu.be/4-PT0VDKno0
I’m on a slow path to Veganism due to health, animal cruelty and environmental reasons. I’m not bothered about domestic farm animals going extinct as their DNA will last for millennium in factory grown meat cuts. Also, there are wild populations of goats & ponies etc. Wild sheep and cows could be managed, I’m sure.
It’s interesting to see the stereotypical view of the vegan on here; interesting that those who produce modern vegan food mostly want to distance themselves from that word by titling their products ‘plant based’. The quality in vegan food has gone up massively in the last few years, product like this are genuinely innovative and tasty:
https://youtu.be/4-PT0VDKno0
Lots, but for clients' eyes only. Well, and mine of course.
I couldn't unfollow mine, one is a running buddy and one of the nicest people on earth. The niceness just extends to her diet. I do wish there was a way of muting hashtags and pictures of beans and leaves though. I might ask my developer colleagues.
Coldeanseagull
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Had a nice spag bol for dinner. Had no idea it was world bunny hugger day, nor do I care. Each to their own on this one
No way is Charlotte the running buddy and I doubt she really upsets you either. #you’rebeingwatched
Surrey Phil
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- Aug 3, 2010
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I had a quorn cottage pie with chick peas. Tasteless and absolutely bloody disgusting - definitely back on the meat tomorrow!! 
FatSuperman
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- Feb 25, 2016
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Like several others here, I’m vegan (as are my wife and two toddlers, the 13-year old isn’t), and by far I am more surprised at how interested people are in challenging me about my diet than I am about them. I’m not remotely interested in trying to get people to change what they eat, there probably can’t be a harder thing to change than that. Each to their own.
I still find eating out really irritating, but cooking at home is easier and quicker. Those fake meat products are miles better in recent years, but really expensive still.
I love the comment from one of the posters on here, something along the lines of;
I’m vegan and an atheist, when I meet new people I don’t know which one to mention first
I still find eating out really irritating, but cooking at home is easier and quicker. Those fake meat products are miles better in recent years, but really expensive still.
I love the comment from one of the posters on here, something along the lines of;
I’m vegan and an atheist, when I meet new people I don’t know which one to mention first
Just notifications off.....don’t have to ‘unfriend’. They won’t even know.....[emoji23][emoji23]
Not her - I'm only on FB with her OH.
No, of course vegans don't upset me
. I think upsetting people is against your average vegan's DNA. Drain the joy from my soul with endless pictures of salad on the other hand......
jakarta
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I suppose your sausages grow that shape naturally. Which part of the body do they come from?
wunt be druv
Oh bugger..!
I are be mostly eating pussy tonight! It will give Mrs.Wunt be druv something else to moan about.