Meat eater or Veggie?

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Are you a vegetarian or meat eater?

  • Veggie

    Votes: 23 22.1%
  • Meat eater

    Votes: 81 77.9%

  • Total voters
    104


Hilton

New member
Jul 5, 2003
3,153
Norman, Oklahoma
These beers ARE vegetarian

I find the most annoying thing is when beer isn't vegetarian. Especially as all the ones that are most available aren't. Eg. Fosters, Carling, Stella...

Bitters etc
Alloa Light - keg
Alloa 70/- Special - keg, can & bottle
Alloa 80/- Export - keg, can & bottle
Alloa Stout - bottle
Barleycorn Pale Ale - keg
Batemans IPA - bottle
Batemans Nut Brown - bottle
Batemans XXXB - bottle
Batemans Victory Ale - bottle
Batemans Dark Mild - bottle
Batemans GB Bitter - bottle
Burtonwood Bitter - keg & can
Burtonwood Mild - keg
Burtonwood Pale Mild - keg
Burtonwood Top Hat Ale - keg
Charles Wells Eagle IPA - keg, can & bottle
Charles Wells Bombardier - keg, can & bottle
Charles Wells Fargo Matured - keg, can & bottle
Drybrough Heavy - keg
Drybrough Best Scotch - bottle
Felinfoel Bitter - keg & can
Felinfoel Double Dragon Bitter - keg & can
Fuller's London Pride - keg, can & bottle
Fuller's Chiswick Bitter - keg & can
Fuller's Mild - keg
Fuller's ESB Export - bottle
Fuller's Pale Ale - bottle
Fuller's Brown Ale - bottle
Fullers LA - bottle
Gale's Southdown Bitter - keg
Gale's Best Bitter - keg
Gale's 777 Mild - keg
Gale's Prize Old Ale - bottle
Gale's Pale Ale - bottle
Gale's HSB - can
Golden Promise Organic Beer - bottle
Hall & Woodhouse BXB Bitter - keg
H & W Malthouse Bitter - keg
H & W Oasthosue Bitter - can
H & W Badger Country Bitter - can
H & W Tanglefoot Bitter - can
Long Life - keg & can
Marston's Low "C" - keg & bottle
Morrells Friars Bitter - keg
Morrells Castle Ale - bottle
Morrells Light Ale - bottle
Morrells College Ale - bottle
Morrells Brewery Gate Bitter - can
Morrells Graduate Bitter - bottle
Newquay Steam Bitter - can & bottle
Pinkus Miller Organic Beer - bottle
Redruth Brewery Bitter - can
Redruth Brewery Mile Ale - can
Redruth Aston Manor Bitter - can
Redruth Gold Cap Bitter - can
Redruth Brewster Bitter - can
Redruth John Davey Bitter - keg & can
Robinson's Best Bitter - can
Ross Brewery Hartcliffe Bitter - bottle
Ross Brewery Clifton Dark Ale - bottle
Ross Brewery Saxon Ale - bottle
Sainsburys Premium Ale - bottle
Sam Smiths Old Brewery - keg & can
Sam Smiths Sovereign Best - keg
Sam Smiths Tadcaster Bitter - keg
Sam Smiths 4X Best Mild - keg
Sam Smiths Dark Mild Ale - keg
Sam Smiths OB Strong Brown - bottle
Sam Smiths OB Strong Pale - bottle
Sam Smiths Pale Ale - bottle
Sam Smiths Light Ale - bottle
Sam Smiths Nut Brown - bottle
Sam Smiths Strong Golden - bottle
Tetley Special Pale Ale - bottle & can
Charles Wells Eagle IPA - keg, bottle & can
Charles Wells Bombardier - keg, bottle & can
Charles Wells Fargo Ale - keg, bottle & can

Low Alcohol
AyingerBrau Low Alcohol - keg & bottle
Clausen - bottle
Greene King Lowes - bottle
Wheelwright Low Alcohol - keg & bottle
Wyvern Low Alcoholic - bottle
Lagers
Aston Manor Lager - can
AyingerBrau - keg
AyingerBrau D. Pils - keg & bottle
AyingerBrau Very Strong - bottle
Becks - keg, can & bottle
Brewster Lager - can
Budweiser (UK) - keg, can & bottle
Burtonwood Dagen - can
Carlsberg - keg, can & bottle
Coors Extra Gold - keg, can & bottle
Cornish Pilsner Lager - can
Henri Funck - bottle
Grolsch - Only 1.5l 450g and draught
Guapa Lager - bottle
Hall & Woodhouse Hectors - can
H & W Forum - can
H & W Compass - can
H & W Skona - can
H & W Royal Hofbrau - can
Harp - keg, can & bottle
Harp Extra - keg
Heineken Export - keg, can & bottle
Holsten Pils - can & bottle
Kingfisher Indian Lager - keg
Knight's - can & bottle
Labatt's Canadian - keg
Labatt's Ice - keg, can & bottle
Labatt's Blue - keg, can & bottle
Labatt's Rolling Rock - keg, can & bottle
Lincoln Green Organic - can
Lowenbrau Pils - can & bottle
Lowenbrau Strong - keg
Mousel - bottle
Newquay Steam Lager - can & bottle
Norseman - can
Pinkus Special Organic - bottle
Prinz Strong - keg
Redruth Brewery Pilsner - can
Sam Smiths Natural Lager - can & bottle
Scorpion Dry - can & bottle
Skol - keg, can & bottle
Tennent's Gold Bier - bottle
TQ Lager - bottle
Tuborg Gold - keg, can & bottle
Tuborg Pilsner - keg, can & bottle


Ciders
Avalon Vineyard - bottle
Biddenden Vineyards Ciders - bottle
Bulmers (ex Kings Acre) - keg & bottle
Dunkertons Ciders and Perries - bottle
James White Dry - keg & bottle
James White Extra Strong - keg & bottle
Merrydown Original Dry - bottle
Merrydown Original Gold - bottle
Merrydown Original White - bottle
Newquay Steam Cider - can
Scrumpy Jack - keg
Strongbow - can & bottle
Weston & Sons Cider - keg & bottle
White Lightning - can & bottle
Woodpecker - keg, can & bottle


Bottle Conditioned
Eldridge Pope Thomas Hardy's - bottle
Eldridge Pope TH Country Bitter - bottle
Fuller, Smith & Turner 1845 Ale - bottle
George Gale Prize Old Ale - bottle
Linfit English Guineas Stout - bottle
Ridleys Chelmer Gold - bottle
Shepherd Neame Spitfire - bottle
Titanic Brewe
 
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pasty

A different kind of pasty
Jul 5, 2003
31,715
West, West, West Sussex
Hmmmmm.......meat

Couldn't live without bacon sarnies or crispy automatic duck
 


Yorkie

Sussex born and bred
Jul 5, 2003
32,367
dahn sarf
pasty said:
Hmmmmm.......meat

Couldn't live without bacon sarnies or crispy automatic duck

Me too. I had a lovely bacon and mushroom sarnie for lunch today followed by a mandarin.

I always have my 5 portions of fruit and veg too.
 


fatboy

Active member
Jul 5, 2003
13,096
Falmer
Yorkie said:
Me too. I had a lovely bacon and mushroom sarnie for lunch today followed by a mandarin.

I always have my 5 portions of fruit and veg too.
I had mushrooms and veggie sausages in my sandwich.

I don't know how people can eat the correct amount of fruit and veg on a daily basis. If I ate that much I wouldn't be able to manage anything else.

We had our dietician round this morning and she was most insistent we should be eating that much. There are a lot of foods banned in this household now.
 


Yorkie

Sussex born and bred
Jul 5, 2003
32,367
dahn sarf
I eat grapes every day (had a few for elevenses with a banana) and now had a mandarin.

I only need a bit of broccoli or sweetcorn with potatoes with my evening meal and thats 5 portions. I very often have 3 veg with evening meal as I love petit pois as well.
 




fatboy

Active member
Jul 5, 2003
13,096
Falmer
Small portions then, fair enough.

How big is the portion that we all should be eating daily? Potatoes aren't supposed to count as the 5 according to my dietician!!
 


Bozza

You can change this
Helpful Moderator
Jul 4, 2003
58,936
Back in Sussex
fatboy said:
Small portions then, fair enough.

How big is the portion that we all should be eating daily? Potatoes aren't supposed to count as the 5 according to my dietician!!

A portion size depending on the particular fruit or vegetable, but they are not generally big. The following are all considered to be a portion...


One 100g slice Melon, Pineapple
100g after peeling Orange, Apple, Banana
2 fruits/ 100g 2 satsumas, 2 plums
100g or 1 cup raspberries, cherries, red currants, Strawberries
90g Stewed apples or plums
Fruit/Vegetable Juice 100ml Orange, Apple, Carrot
90g cooked weight cabbage, broccoli, sprouts
80g cooked weight suede, potato
70g cooked weight Peas, Sweetcorn
100g cooked weight Onions, peppers, aubergine, tomato
80g cooked weight Baked Beans, Kidney Beans
Large Bowl Full Lettuce, cucumber
 


Yorkie

Sussex born and bred
Jul 5, 2003
32,367
dahn sarf
Oh yes. I forgot the cherry tomatoes I usually eat with my lunchtime sandwich (5)
 




Barnet Seagull

Luxury Player
Jul 14, 2003
6,039
Falmer, soon...
DÃnN¥ §ëÃGuLL© said:
Bet most of you meat eaters wouldn't touch McDonalds if you knew what they put in 'em :lolol:

Very true.

I am a meat eater, however I'm very fussy over what I eat meatwise.

For example, I make my own burgers.

McDonalds for me would mean a chicken burger, but quite frankly I'd rather find somewhere else to eat or go hungry.
 




Gwylan

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
32,218
Uffern
brighton rock said:
shocked to see 25% of people on here are veggies:eek:

It's now about 30%. That strikes me as quite a high percentage and I suspect that it's not a true reflection of the number of veggies among Albion fans. But it is an indication that there are a fair few of us and highlights how inadequate the catering is at most football matches.
 




Lush

Mods' Pet
fatboy said:
With regard to polos I found this.

I'm glad I don't eat very many different things, especially sweets, as I didn't know about many of these.

Nestle Products - Suitable for Vegetarians and Vegans......



FATBOY!!!!! How many more times? No Nestle products even the veggie ones!!!!

Here's why...

You'll just have to starve.
 








fatboy

Active member
Jul 5, 2003
13,096
Falmer
DÃnN¥ §ëÃGuLL© said:
Any vegans though? I like my milk although the soya alternative isn't bad

I am a lacto vegan I think.

The diestician has made my sister drink Soya Milk. I may try some.
 




Yorkie

Sussex born and bred
Jul 5, 2003
32,367
dahn sarf
Safeway you are going to get a slap for editing my posts

:p
 






Tom Hark Preston Park

Will Post For Cash
Jul 6, 2003
74,202
Presumably all the Brighton veggies on here only buy their footwear from 'Vegetarian Shoes' in Gardner Street? Go on, own up time, which of you wears leather shoes?
 


n1 gull

Well-known member
Jul 25, 2003
4,732
Hurstpierpoint
Although I now eat meat I would never eat at McDonalds or any fast food places.
We buy all free range organic meat as well.
 


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