Any Vegans? Or vegetarians out there?

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  • whitneyava194
    whitneyava194 Posts: 1 Member
    I have been wanting to try the beyond meat products are they really as good as they claim?
  • rkk1
    rkk1 Posts: 18 Member
    edited October 2018
    I've been about 99% vegan as well for the last 15 years (though have reverted to lacto-vegetarian on and off.). Would be happy to make vegan fitness buddies on here as well. :)
  • janejellyroll
    janejellyroll Posts: 25,763 Member
    whitneyava194 wrote: »
    I have been wanting to try the beyond meat products are they really as good as they claim?

    I really like them, especially the burger.
  • LongTallSally76
    LongTallSally76 Posts: 19 Member
    I'm vegan. I like to make most of my meals from scratch to prove to everyone that it it is really easy to eat well as a vegan. Just made some really yummy vegan cheese (and healthier than real cheese) this weekend. I'd love to connect with other vegans for good food ideas.
  • KungfuPandin
    KungfuPandin Posts: 90 Member
    Vegan cheese! I really need to learn how to make this.
  • RideLiftRun
    RideLiftRun Posts: 23 Member
    Another long term lacto ovo vegetarian here. Eggs and yogurt are my friends, also cottage cheese, lots of legumes, tofu, seeds and nuts and such like, it all adds up. I do use whey to make up a shortage if I need to, but prefer food sources when it's possible.
  • janejellyroll
    janejellyroll Posts: 25,763 Member
    PandinHopHop wrote: »
    Vegan cheese! I really need to learn how to make this.

    It's a game-changer.
  • RideLiftRun
    RideLiftRun Posts: 23 Member
    janejellyroll wrote: »
    PandinHopHop wrote: »
    Vegan cheese! I really need to learn how to make this.

    It's a game-changer.

    Does anyone have a recipe, or a link to a good one please?
  • youngcaseyr
    youngcaseyr Posts: 293 Member
    PigHerder wrote: »
    Hello. Another herbivore here. I describe myself as "mostly vegan", because I am vegan 99% of the time. But my mother can not deal with the "no dairy" concept at all, so when I visit her, I have to temporarily revert to vegetarianism. And when I travel in Europe, vegan options are thin on the ground outside the big cities so sometimes you have to compromise! Hey ho - it's not about being perfect.

    I've been (mostly) vegan for 3 years now. It's second nature at this point. I love fruit and veg so it's pretty easy. But I've been a bit too carb-dependent so I'm working hard on tackling my carb addiction, and trying to up my plant based proteins. Legumes/Quinoa FTW! :smile:

    Me too! I've been vegetarian for 14 years. I eat vegan most of the time, but none of my family or friends are vegan or vegetarian so I occasionally make an exception for impromptu social circumstances. Most of the time I have something with me that I can eat instead, or I stick to potato and vegetable sides on a menu, but not everyone/ everywhere is as flexible for me.

    I visited my sister in Hamburg at the end of summer and I guess I'm lucky that I was actually able to find a lot of vegan options in the grocery stores, and most of the restaurants we went to had at least one vegan option.
  • janejellyroll
    janejellyroll Posts: 25,763 Member
    RideLiftRun wrote: »
    janejellyroll wrote: »
    PandinHopHop wrote: »
    Vegan cheese! I really need to learn how to make this.

    It's a game-changer.

    Does anyone have a recipe, or a link to a good one please?

    "Artisan Vegan Cheese" by Miyoko Shinner is where I get most of mine from.
  • RideLiftRun
    RideLiftRun Posts: 23 Member
    janejellyroll wrote: »
    RideLiftRun wrote: »
    janejellyroll wrote: »
    PandinHopHop wrote: »
    Vegan cheese! I really need to learn how to make this.

    It's a game-changer.

    Does anyone have a recipe, or a link to a good one please?

    "Artisan Vegan Cheese" by Miyoko Shinner is where I get most of mine from.

    Thanks! I've just googled it and it sounds amazing... think I'll order the book.

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