I really care about animals and I really want to go vegan, will this be enough to convince my parents?

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I have recently HAND WRITTEN 16 pages on why I want to and should go vegan. I have covered health, protein substitutes, me cooking my own meals, animal products and why we shouldn’t buy or eat them, I’ve covered animals that are being skinned, milked, etc., and their conditions in slaughter houses and/ or fur houses.

Will this be enough?
And I don’t care if you object, I know what I am doing and I know that I will be happier than all of you that object because I am standing up for what I truly believe in.
thanks for supporting me this time you guys :D and I am already a vegetarian its mainly the protein issue and etc. But I covered that all and I am trying to get some money so I can help start off my new lifestyle :D

Help! Vegansss?

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i was a vegetarian for basically my whole life, i never ate any red meat but i ate dairy products and chicken. i recently have decided to go vegan, and have been successful for the past few days. i have been living on the food that i have at home, but i am going grocery shopping tomorrow & i’d like to know some things: does soy milk taste like skim milk? (skim is all i’ve ever had) & does chocolate soy milk taste good, in your opinion? what about egg substitutes? also, are organic snacks (cookies, etc) just as good as normal ones? please give me suggestions on what to purchase! thanks so much <3
i decided to become a vegan because i just strongly disagree with all of the animal torture. and i dont even like the taste of things that are derivitive of animals. i also want to be healthier, but thats besides the point.
game boy – isnt chicken considered poultry, not meat? that’s what i was always told. but whatever lol

Earnest Eats Granola Plank, Maple Almond Crunch, 3-Ounce Planks

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• Pack of six, 3-ounce planks (total of 18 ounces)
• Honest Foods is becoming Earnest Eats!
• Enjoy on the go or crumble over yogurt for a complete breakfast!
• Whole grains, nuts, fruits and seeds; 100% natural and vegan
• Refined, clear package shows off the beautiful whole food ingredients

Product Description
Supersize granola bar for on-the-go nutrition with great taste

What can Vegans eat and not eat? Can they chew gum?

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iJust need a list of vegan dos and donts. Can they chew gum, and what kind of milk and cheese can they eat? What do the meat substitutes include?

I need help going vegan?

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I’m a vegetarian of 8 years [no meat or eggs] & the only dairy i have been eating are cheese and ice cream. I decided for a New Years Resolution to go full vegan. I love stuffed crust cheese pizza though so how would I be able to substitute that and also pizza from pizza chains? Will pizza chains suit to vegans? Is sorbet vegan friendly? [I never see this tofrutti icecream at grocery stores] Is ice cream made with seaweed vegan friendly and what brands make seaweed or vegan friendly icecream and where can I find them? What were your experiences like when first becoming vegan? Any random info or stories would be sweeeeet too =]
It was easy for me to go without meat and eggs because I never liked eggs or most meat. The only meat I really ate before 6th grade was fast food burgers then I found out meat came from animals and when I found that out in 6th grade I became a vegetarian.

PetGuard Organic Vegetarian Vegan Entree Canned Food for Dogs

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• 12/12.7-oz cans

Product Description

PetGuard Organic Vegetarian Vegan Entre is a superior blend of Wholesome Organic Grains, generously mixed with Nutritious Organic Carrots, Organic Peas, Organic Potatoes, Organic Spinach and Sweet Organic Apples!

Free of Animal By-products, Artificial Flavoring, Artificial Color, Sweeteners And Sugars. Free Of Corn, Soy, Wheat and Yeast!

Contains Organic Rice Protein Concentrate and Organic Quinoa, chosen for its hypoallergenic characteristics!

Ideal for adult dogs that are allergy-sensitive to beef, pork, poultry or dairy products or cannot tolerate corn, soy, wheat or yeast!

Made with more than 95% Organic ingredients, USDA Organcic

Is there any website that proves veganism is completely healthy and it won’t make you sick?

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My mom believes that veganism will kill me just because she knows vegans that daily take shots.. Post any websites or articles that explain veganism can be healthy and/or post websites that explain food you could substitute instead of milk and eggs.. Please help me!

Vegan Eggplant Parmesan and other stuff with EggPlant and Broccolli?

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Hi Folks
I got a warning from my doc about the lipid level and body and was asked to go Vegan or else ……..
So here I am trying my level best to go Vegan ( == No Meat , No Eggs but Dairy is fine ) .
Admittedly the Big T , Big M and Big Friday have been my dining ever since my wife left me to find someone else. I never paid attention to cooking but now its time to convert the Kitchen back from the spare study I made of it , put on the gas , start searching for the lost utensils……..!!!
I wondered if anyone ever knows how to make Stuff from Eggplant – like eggplant Parmesan without any meat and add cheese substitutes and low cal stuff. What ELSE can you cook using Eggplants. I dont want to spend a whole bunch of time .Want something easy snappy and ready type.
On the same lines what can you do with the following stuff :
– Brocolli
- Cauliflower
- Squash
-Bell Peppers
Something quick…stuff that I can put on , leave for a bath and have ready.
Thanks a plenty !!!

Late July Organic Bite Size Cheddar Cheese Crackers, 5-Ounce Boxes

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• Case of 12,5-ounce boxes (total of 60 ounces)
• Crispy, all-natural, child-friendly bite-size crackers flavored by real cheddar cheese
• USDA-certified-organic; no trans fats or hydrogenated oils; kosher and lacto-vegetarian
• Late July brand name inspired by carefree mid-summer days when it’s family time
• Made by the Bernard family’s snack-food business (founder of Cape Cod Potato Chips ) in Hyannis, MA

Product Description
Real organic mild cheddar cheese crackers are USDA organic. While carefree mid-summer days inspired our name, the lover of family inspired our ideals. On any given day you can find three generations at work including my father and cofounder, mother, husband, aunt and three year old son, the boy on the front and the biggest fan of our bite size organic crackers. As a mother, I’m constantly in the position where I need to give my son a snack on the go, but, I’m not willing to sacrifice the quality of the ingredients for convenience. The bite size crackers were developed with him in mind. Our family hopes you enjoy them. The organic ingredients in our Bite Size Cheddar Cheese Crackers are produced without synthetic pesticides, chemical fertilizers, genetic engineering, antibiotics or added growth hormones. They also contain real organic cheddar cheese, no trans fats, no hydrogenated oils, no corn syrup, no artificial flavors, no artificial colors, no preservatives and are kosher and are lacto (dairy) vegetarian. And with our new company, Late July Organic Snacks, we’ve taken that dedication to a higher level by using organic ingredients. We are independently owned, family operated and all our products are certified USDA organic.

Question to Vegans/Vegetarians about circumstances of eating/using an animal. Would you in this situation?

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First of all, I’m a vegetarian and I’ve been one for about 4 and half years, though in the past year or two I’ve started to eat seafood. I did it for lent and then just continued because it seemed healthy. But I wanted to ask this to other vegans/vegetarians. Would you eat an animal if it died after just living its life in normal circumstances – on an open field, healthy diet, living with its family; how an animal is supposed to naturally live. Or what if some one owned a farm and let their animals roam freely in an open area, eating healthy, ect. AND it was killed humanely, without any pain caused to the animal. Would you eat it then? And also with milk or wool. What if the baby calf was given an equally nutritious milk substitute and the cow’s milk was used to market. Or what I said earlier, what if a sheep died in its natural environment – would you use its fur? The list of examples could go on and on, but you get the point. Would you eat/use the animals in these situations?
I am a pescatarian, thank you Hollywood.
Pleas tell me what you think about fur though.

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