What foods can and cant a vegan eat?>?!
What foods can and cant a vegan eat?>?
im going to be one.
Additional Details4 months ago
can i eat pasta,
wat about bread?
stuff tht ppl eat everyday.. plz help
4 months ago
wat about sauces and other stuff
like condimnets??
Answers:
4 months ago
can i eat pasta,
wat about bread?
stuff tht ppl eat everyday.. plz help
4 months ago
wat about sauces and other stuff
like condimnets??
CAN
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Fruits, Veggies, Grains, Pasta, Rice, Cane sugar, Brown sugar, Beans, Soy, Nuts, Maple Syrup, Yeast, some butters, oil, seeds...
Here is a list of Accidentally Vegan food - Food that wasn't intended for vegans but can be eaten by them,
http://www.peta.org/accidentallyvegan/...
Some companies work on making foods that aren't usually vegan, edible for vegans. You can find these foods on http://veganstore.com or http://veganessentials.com
There are many fake meats, cheeses, cream cheese, milk, yogurt etc. that are made for vegans.
There are tons of things you can make that you wouldn't think are vegan.
Start out by making what you normally do and taking out/replacing the animal ingredients.
CANNOT
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Animal flesh (fish is an animal),
Milk and milk products and derivatives such as Casein and Whey,
Eggs and Egg Beaters,
many do not eat bleached foods such as White Sugar because bones are used to bleach,
Honey, Beeswax, Gelatin, some Glycerin, some Mono&Diglicerides etc.
More and more companies are using vegetable-based mono&di's because they are finding it to be cheaper. You can write to companies and they will tell you if it is animal or vegetable.
P.S. Veganism is a lifestyle, not just a diet. That being said, vegans do not wear or use products made from animals. They also try to purchase products that were not tested on animals.
EDIT-
Can
~~~ Mustard, catsup, barbeque sauce, veganaise, Itialian Dressing (w/o cheese) many vinegarettes
Cannot
~~~Mayonaise, ranch... anything creamy,1,000 Island dressing, perhaps even French dressing.
Pork. Anything that comes from the sea that does not have scales.
bats i think
ummm anything not meat or dairy. so bye bye icec cream and chocolate!!!!!!!
The way I understand it a Vegan can only eat foods that do not require cooking. In short, if you have to cook it in order to eat it then it is off your menu!
Vegans dont eat any animal products at all. This includes alot of things found in prepared processed foods. Your best bet is just to eat whole foods for the most part.
cool, good for you to be a vegan
no cheese
you can eat nuts, seeds, fruits, veggs, grains
Vegans do not eat:
products made from animals
so avoid anything with meat (fish, "red", bird, or broth from these), dairy, eggs, gelatin, etc.
Vegans can eat:
Products not made from animals
fruits, vegetables, grains, nuts, minerals
If you have a favorite food that isn't vegan, you can probably find a vegan version of it (except for things which require lots of eggs like Angel Food Cake, you're out of luck there.)
You can find lots of these things at your local grocery or at
foodfightgrocery.com or veganessentials.com or pangea.com
If you want recipes, do a search for the Taste of Vitality cookbook.
In response to your edit:
Pasta- most is fine except for egg noodles, pasta stuffed with cheese or meat, and some dyed pasta made with squid ink.
Bread in it's simplest form is vegan (flour, water, yeast) but many times the additives are not. (Such as whey, which is made from milk)
You can eat anything--as long as it didnt come from an animal or has a product that comes from an animal in it.
So, meat, dairy, etc. is off limits.
There is vegan chocolate, milk, and stuff at most health food stores, though.
Usually bread is OK. BUT look to see if they were made of animal fats.All vegetables. Wheat and grains are good. FRUITS of all kinds.I love milk+ cheese+ nuts that's where your proteins are . and beans.(all thies things are ok)DONT eat animals.
Congratulation!To be a vegan is a great choice of a life time because you not only stay young and beautiful,you save the earth and lots of lives with the endless killings of helpless animals,fine out more at http://goveg.com/vegetarian101.asp...
http://www.viva.org.uk GO ahead,say good-bye to doctors and back to Nature....
You can eat any foods that doesn't contain meat or animal byproducts. Just read the label. Pasta and bread is ok.
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