Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 Yeah, I went to one work picnic that's a perfect demonstration of this. They had purchased fake hotdogs for myself and the one other vegetarian at my office. By the time I got there (I was only a bit late), all of the fake hotdogs had been eaten by the non-veggies. , mark martone <ebbrewpunx> wrote: > all ppl be different.... > some folks are just more stuck in a rut then others > others dislike any change wotsoever.... > *shrug* > me..heck..anytime me er someone else brings vegan food to a gathering of any sort, its always the first to go..which is sorta neat, and also sorta sux in that the food I can eat is gone forst, while there is always piles of rotted congealed milk pus product left lying about > ick > cheers > fraggle Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 I believe he refuses to admit to liking any vegetarian or vegan food item on principle. You know how stubborn many people can be. sara , " Jo " <Heartwork@o...> wrote: > If you tricked him and he liked it what is he complaining about? > > Jo > > > So true. My dad won't even eat anything I have cooked (even if it's a > food item that would naturally be vegan, think salsa or pasta sauce) > because he claims I " tricked " him with some vegan cheesecake. I had > told him I would only cook vegan food, so he knew before he ate it, > but that's a whole 'nother issue. > sara Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 LOL.....you're too funny!!.... Oh, no... Time passes, they forget!GaijeOn Wed, 11 Aug 2004 8:36am, PJ wrote:> Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a vegan > restaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that the > truth?> PJ>> Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in the > place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for them > then, now isn't it!>> Gaije "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** Y! Messenger - Communicate in real time. Download now. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 14, 2004 Almonds are also a good source of zinc, try sprinkling some seeds and nuts ( assuming you dont eat muesli like me) on a bowl of cereal every morning. The Valley Vegan......Jo <Heartwork wrote: Hi PJ Vegetarians are welcome here. Nuts - it's best to have a variety of nuts. As far as I know the best ones to eat are Brazils for selenium, walnuts for the fatty acids and almonds for calcium and also to help balance blood sugar. I think the ones with the least nutritive value are peanuts, but they are still fairly good. You can also include seeds - I eat pumpkin and sunflower seeds and pine nuts. Jo - PJ Tuesday, August 03, 2004 8:14 PM NUTS. Hi all,I had a question about nuts, which are the best to eat? I usually have the mixed, they have cashews, almonds, peanuts, walnuts. But I'm finding myself eating a lot more now that I am vegetarian. (in the group discription it said vegetarians are welcome) Anyway, I eat like 5 times a day, and not just to eat, it's because I get really hungry. I'm always craving for something salty too, because I mainly eat fruits, carrots and peppers and they're all sweet. In any event, I go for nuts, but am wondering which ones are lowest calorie, as well as most nutrious. I don't want to gain weight now that I am tring to go vegetarian. "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." With lots of love, ***PJ*** Express yourself with Y! Messenger! Free. Download now. To send an email to - To send an email to - Peter H ALL-NEW Messenger - all new features - even more fun! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
