Awww, cute <3

You can't win

I've always wondered, though. How do they get milk out of almonds, coconuts and soy beans? (Here in Hong Kong soy milk in plastic bottles are as common of a drink as coke, maybe more, and I don't even know where they get it from.)

There is a song "cows with guns". very funny, better without the visuals u will find on utube.

Fun fact : Even chickens find chicken delicious :D

Is this the same tick that made women hate men but still want men to pay for and do everything

I'm pretty sure they mean like "vegan meals". If someone says "I've never had Chinese food", you don't go like "You've never had RICE!?"

I thought vegan was too hard for me. Then I realized sugar is vegan. nomnomnom.

Not if they have real Belgian fries... those are made with animal fat.

Here's the thing though, we're not going to give up meat because we had one vegan dish.

I’m a meat eater but will happily eat vegan and vegetarian dishes. Shouldn’t have such a daft stigma (veganism)

I love vegan food. It goes great with steak!

Plants aren't vegan. We wouldn't eat vegan as neither vegetarians aka herbivores nor omnivores eat processed goop made with chemicals and labeled "plant based"

Tryed two hated both and knew they were vegan

Is that supposed to be Loki?

I don't consider veganism every time I eat plain rice...

This is a fantasy that lots of vegan probably have that will never happen.

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So if the old Italian lady next door made eggplant parmigiana, I would compliment her on her vegan meal? Stupid.

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What I don't understand is the vegans who don't eat meat for ethical reasons. You do realize animals slaughter each other some out of sport and some even eat their pray while they're still alive. Some animals are straight up monsters when it comes to obtaining food, but yeah ethics I get it.

Mine too and I'm neither vegan nor even entirely vegetarian (I very seldom eat meat, but I still eat it)

If you do not find something tasty at a good vegan restaurant, you seriously have issues. Besides, pretty much the whole indian cuisine can be prepared in a vegan way, and there are countless delicious options.

What troubles me more is that the woman in the back is chocked...

I told my mother-in-law the new vegan dish I created and she just rolled her eyes. When I asked what that was about, she responded with a joke about how there was no meat in it, how could it possibly taste good. That's when I dropped the bombshell of the Chocolate Latte Cake I made for Christmas that she scarfed down...totally vegan..and Gluten Free. "Did it taste good?" She got quiet. I told her "We aren't doing vegan for the sake of the animals. We are doing it because our health was so bad, we needed a different way to eat so we wouldn't die. Do you think that's funny?" She apologized. After that..she gave us nothing but support and even started learning how to cook vegan.

When you're on a special diet (and vegan is a special diet), you should check beforehand if the restaurant can accommodate you.

This is really sweet and funny!

I think this picture illustrates many of the misunderstanding between vegans and the non-vegans. Vegan food is more than a meat-dish bereaved of animal products. Anyone claiming that vegan food cannot be tasty and healthy (regardless of continuing to eat meat or not) either has not experiences well-prepared vegan food or is simply closed-minded.

the only way to use this stock photo

Easy explanation, chickens, pigs, cows etc are raised for the purpose of being eaten. Cats and dogs aren't (in most parts of the world).

What does that have to do with being vegan?

I'm a vegetarian with known food allergies to nuts and several types of bean. If I had a dollar for every time a vegan purposely added allergens to my food, I wouldn't need to get generic epipens.

a lot of beers aren't vegan. Animal products are used during filtering.

This is me whenever I try to make a point.

EXACTLY!!!

Ingredients: aqua, vegetable oil, sugars (glucose, fructose), starch, carotene, tocopherol, riboflavin, nicotinamide, pantothenic acid, folic acid, biotin, ascorbic acid, palmitic acid, stearic acid, oleic acid, linolic acid, malic acid, oxalic acid, salicylic acid, purines, sodium, potassium, manganese, iron, coppr, zinc, phosphorus, chloride, colors, antioxidants. Scaaaary! Oh wait, those are an apple's ingredients...

"You don't know what you're missing" is a weak argument for _anything_ actually. (No, I am not a vegan.)

Same for people with allergies, only they might really have a problem if they forget. Trust me on this.

"Animal Proteins Are Complete, But Plant Proteins Are Not" https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/animal-vs-plant-protein

I like this kid. She got attitude.

Anyone who doesn't believe it, look up veganism and professional athletes.

What it feels like to explain a food allergy to people insisting that "But it tastes really good!"

Lemon juice. Just saying.

Oh for c**p sake, everyone knows you microwave those till tender.

is it weird if I kinda like cooked spinach over raw spinach?