How many vegans on board?

sleepymy

The irony is superb lol

oldMcDonald

sleepymy wrote:

The irony is superb lol

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

mutley_muppet

savvy wrote:

Well I'm almost vegan :undecided

I'm very definately vegetarian, but I've got a wheat intolerance, and a slight dairy intolerance, so have rice milk and vegan marge, but I do eat egg and cheese now and then, but eat egg free mayonnaise. I eat egg/cheese based dishes as if I didn't, there wouldn't be a great deal I could eat at times (it was all I could eat for breakfast on our last HB holiday
I have slight intolerances to egg, tomato, potato, and soya too :rolleyes:

Savvy, I'm gluten free and vegan. Must be hard for you being intolerant to soya as well.

I was going to suggest the Redwoods dairy-free cheese (super melting mozarella is the best!) http://www.redwoodfoods.co.uk/ but it has soya in it?

I take Gluten free crackers or bread with me when I go abroad (mainly my fave place - Egypt) and then eat salads, falafels, rice, potatoes, houmous, tahini and simply cooked veggies. Plus fruit of course!

Blimey I'm getting hungry now.

letsgobilliejoe

I'm vegan and so's my wife!

well, fiancee anyway!

how are y'all?

Tuttifruitty_Theresa

hiya i'm not vegan but turned veggie this week, i had my first proper veggie meal last night, tofu shepherds pie and it was lovely. Looking forward to eating some more lovely food without feeling guilty

xx

cathbath76

Hi, my first post here, but just had to say I'm vegan too, as is my husband and baby son. We don't buy many specialist vegan products but do love Swedish Glace and anything by Redwoods. Nice to know there are other vegans out there - we don't meet many!
:T

savvy

mutley_muppet wrote:

Savvy, I'm gluten free and vegan. Must be hard for you being intolerant to soya as well.

I was going to suggest the Redwoods dairy-free cheese (super melting mozarella is the best!) http://www.redwoodfoods.co.uk/ but it has soya in it?

I take Gluten free crackers or bread with me when I go abroad (mainly my fave place - Egypt) and then eat salads, falafels, rice, potatoes, houmous, tahini and simply cooked veggies. Plus fruit of course!

Blimey I'm getting hungry now.

Thanks for that mutley, I might try that cheese out, I haven't liked any of their others. Although I have those other slight intolerances I still eat some of it now and then, usually out of desperation! I had to eat a salad every night on holiday which included tomato and egg, otherwise I'd have starved on lettuce, cucumber, shredded carrot/beetroot, pickled onions and olives!

mutley_muppet

Savvy, the super melting mozarella is nice on homemade pizza or toast - it bubbles up nicely.:D

I try to take Orgran corn crackers & a jar of Plamil dairy free mayo on holiday so i have something to snack on if I'm hungry. If need be I can usually find some fruit or if I've been slack - plain crisps - though I know theyre not that healthy! lol! :rolleyes:

savvy

MMM that cheese sounds yum!!

Yeah in the end I had to succumb to the Spanish greasy chips to go with the salad, but mid week I got sick of them! :rolleyes:

pointydog

I'm vegan!
You can easily be vegan these days, even if you like dairy type things.
mmm. swedish glace icecream.
Anyone tried super melting cheese?:T