Since yeast is an animal, does that mean vegans don't eat bread?!


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Since yeast is an animal, does that mean vegans don't eat bread?

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3 months ago
Beebs, the only moron here is you. Its a legitimate question, and no I don't feel any more guilt about eating meat than my cat does.


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3 months ago
Beebs, the only moron here is you. Its a legitimate question, and no I don't feel any more guilt about eating meat than my cat does.

Yest isn't an animal, it's a living culture which is why some people make the argument that vegans shouldn't eat yeast. Yeast doesn't possess a central nervous system, and it doesn't scream in pain, bleed, etc. I'm vegan and a carb-o-holic. I'm all for the bread.

Yeast is not an animal.

Yeast is classified as a fungus.

So as long as the bread is egg, dairy and honey free... they will eat it.

Yeast is an organism yes...but if vegans avoided all organisms they would starve to death because a trace amount of bacteria (another form of life) is in everything we eat.

Wouldn't it be okay for them to eat unleavened bread since it doesn't use yeast?

LOVE the question!

Yeast is not an animal, it's a microorganism.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/yeast...

how stupid is that. Are you just trying to ease your own guilt over eating dead animals by asking stupid questions like this? You make yourself look as moronic as you are

hahahahahahahaha is this a joke?
yeast is not an animal.

Yeast is not an animal! haha.... yeastabeast.


Definition of Yeast: A general term for single-celled fungi that reproduce by budding. Some yeasts can ferment carbohydrates (starches and sugars) and thus are important in brewing and baking.

Cool motorcycle, and yes I eat yeast.It doesn't have a face.No carrots do not scream when you pull them out of the ground.

yeast is not an animal, it is a fungus.

Yeast is a fungus, not an animal. Vegans can eat bread as long as it doesn't have milk or eggs in it.

Plants are animals too, so how can vegans eat fruits and vegetables?

yeast isnt an animal.. and cats and dogs can be vegetarian to its actually better for them .. btw love the bike im soooo gonna go ride mine hehehh

Nefer--Cats cannot be vegetarians--they are obligate carnivores. It is very unhealthy for cats to be on a vegetarian diet. I am vegetarian and have investigated this for my animals. Dogs, however, can survive on a vegetarian diet better than cats.

Like everyone else has said, yeast is not an animal!

Yeast are just evil little bastards and deserve to die.

Salt too, that's another animal I love to much on.
And sugar. Those little crystals always look at me funny, I laugh at their screams as they get doused in acid!




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