List of Vegan Foods?!
Answers: Does anyone know where I can find a long list of all Vegan foods?
that is like asking for a list of all the numbers.... the answer is infinity! the list is huuuuuuge and not as limited as some may think..it expands even more if you experiment with cooking and mixing certains foods together--you get even more flavors and meals. if you are up for tasting new things besides the basic. Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Indian and other cultures have many vegan foods..go to an Asian supermarket and look around..dont limit yourself to vegetables and grains..you can eat so much more as a vegan! :) and if you like to cook, that is a plussS++...good luck!! xoxoxox
DO you mean processed vegan foods? Possibly somewhere like the vegetarian society or PETA?
Most things are marked up clear to see, if you take a sec to check the pack for symbols.
If it is a fruit, vegetable, grain, legume, herb or spice, it's vegan. If it's made with these ingredients and no animal ingredients, it's vegan. It would be near impossible to list everything...
vegan basically means no dairy products. for example cheese yoghurt milk butter. vegetarian means no meat (animals, birds, fish) some people consider eggs to be vegetarian, some don't.
www.goveg.com
here you go http://www.peta.org/accidentallyVegan/
Easier to list things that are NOT vegan. Anyhting derived from an animal or living source.. Clearly meat,red and white, fish, and seafood, dairy products, cheese manufactured with animals rennet, foods containing gelatine, some wines are made using a fish substance in the clarification process, and for the true purist, honey and even wearing leather (belts and shoes) is a no-no. Basically, you're left with, Fruit, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and grains..
This is the Vegan Society's list of approved products.
http://www.animalfreeshopper.com/html/
NB, it's a UK publication, so may not be helpful to vegans outside the UK, it's not always accurate (some of the things included are no longer vegan, as the manufacturers changed the recipe and didn't let the Vegan Soc know, so always double-check labels), and as a lot of manufacturers don't bother replying to the VS's questionnaire, omission from the list does not necessarily mean it's not vegan, only that they haven't been told it is.
millions of things.
just anything without animal, animal bi-products, no honey, eggs, butter, milk, yogurt..
vegan food: oatmeal, flour, veggies, soy milk, soy yogurt, soy cheese, any soy "dairy" or "meat", rice milk, SOY ICE CREAM!!...
try morning star and boca!!! i love their food
I have this little book called 'Animal Free Shopper' It lists all things that are vegan. Its really helpful, search on google. =] Good luck.