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I hereby sentence you to a flogging. With wet fettucine noodles,

after a refresher watching of a PETA video of your choice ;-)

 

Actually, I used to lapse at first in contexts where I couldn't

explain vegetarianism to (note the irony) fellow theists. Now my

understanding has advanced a little more, I explain it more easily,

make no apologies, and have less difficulty just bowing out if that's

what's called for.

 

Feral, I took that cheese quiz too and came out blue cheese, fittingly

for my pre-vegan days. Today it'd have to be courtesy of Soya Kaas or

similar. In connection with the buttermilk discussion, it'd be

interesting to hear from experiment, but while I've been quite pleased

with Tofutti's Better Than Sour Cream and Better Than Cream Cheese,

the only soy yogurts I've liked (easy match for the bovine lactic

versions actually) were the fruit variety, the plain was

disappointing. I used to be a fan of a middle eastern yogurt drink

called ayran (involves salt and mint), but alas, what we have today

isn't quite there yet. Happy with what I've seen to date, however, I

can give it a smidge more time.

 

Agree on Gimme Lean sausage (nice spoof on Jimmy Dean, for anyone who

missed it at first like I did). Good in patties and small fried up

bits into tomato sauce on pasta. Didn't hurt my transition any. Even

my non-veg friends are fans.

 

 

 

, TheRainbowBandit@a... wrote:

> umm guys I kinda had steak for dinner..... so umm.... im a traitor

=(

>

> Jordan

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mmm i love tofuttis better than cream cheese. i just had that with a bagel and

boca breakfast links this morning :-D last night i also made a soy strawberry

smoothie made with silk vanilla soy milk and tofutti berry ice cream. i will

share the recipe of that (if its not already posted) and i will share a main

course meal i made last friday night for dinner. :)

 

leah

 

 

radcsusa <radcsusa wrote:

I hereby sentence you to a flogging. With wet fettucine noodles,

after a refresher watching of a PETA video of your choice ;-)

 

Actually, I used to lapse at first in contexts where I couldn't

explain vegetarianism to (note the irony) fellow theists. Now my

understanding has advanced a little more, I explain it more easily,

make no apologies, and have less difficulty just bowing out if that's

what's called for.

 

Feral, I took that cheese quiz too and came out blue cheese, fittingly

for my pre-vegan days. Today it'd have to be courtesy of Soya Kaas or

similar. In connection with the buttermilk discussion, it'd be

interesting to hear from experiment, but while I've been quite pleased

with Tofutti's Better Than Sour Cream and Better Than Cream Cheese,

the only soy yogurts I've liked (easy match for the bovine lactic

versions actually) were the fruit variety, the plain was

disappointing. I used to be a fan of a middle eastern yogurt drink

called ayran (involves salt and mint), but alas, what we have today

isn't quite there yet. Happy with what I've seen to date, however, I

can give it a smidge more time.

 

Agree on Gimme Lean sausage (nice spoof on Jimmy Dean, for anyone who

missed it at first like I did). Good in patties and small fried up

bits into tomato sauce on pasta. Didn't hurt my transition any. Even

my non-veg friends are fans.

 

 

 

, TheRainbowBandit@a... wrote:

> umm guys I kinda had steak for dinner..... so umm.... im a traitor

=(

>

> Jordan

 

 

 

 

 

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