I see lots of question pertaining to products that include bread from vegans ,,,,,,,?!
questions about buying pizzas with no cheese or any other meat products and veggie burgers!.
What about the bread !? My mother was a baker, so I grew up making my own bread and have some knowlegde of some breed products, to my understanding all store bought breeds (including pizza shops) contain eggs, butter, or lard!.
As a vegan how do you get around this problem !?Www@FoodAQ@Com
What about the bread !? My mother was a baker, so I grew up making my own bread and have some knowlegde of some breed products, to my understanding all store bought breeds (including pizza shops) contain eggs, butter, or lard!.
As a vegan how do you get around this problem !?Www@FoodAQ@Com
Answers:
There are vegan breads!.!.!.
I'm no vegetarian or vegan by any means, but, I bake a lot of bread and it wouldn't be difficult to make it vegan!.!. I use a lot of olive oil in my breads instead of butter, so it's vegan by accident!.!. lolWww@FoodAQ@Com
I'm no vegetarian or vegan by any means, but, I bake a lot of bread and it wouldn't be difficult to make it vegan!.!. I use a lot of olive oil in my breads instead of butter, so it's vegan by accident!.!. lolWww@FoodAQ@Com
They do make vegan friendly breads without those ingredients, though I'm unfamiliar with any brand names myself!.
The vegers can even have cheese on their pizzas cause they make vegan friendly cheeses!. What you may not know is that most cheeses aren't even vegetarian even though eating dairy is acceptable for vegetarians!. The use of rennet (lining of a veal calves stomach) as a standard coagulant, disqualifies most cheeses from being vegetarian!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
The vegers can even have cheese on their pizzas cause they make vegan friendly cheeses!. What you may not know is that most cheeses aren't even vegetarian even though eating dairy is acceptable for vegetarians!. The use of rennet (lining of a veal calves stomach) as a standard coagulant, disqualifies most cheeses from being vegetarian!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Unless they're omitting ingredients from the list, there are plenty of commercial breads that don't use any of those!. I also bake all my own bread, and I just use flour, yeast, water, salt, sugar, and oil!. As for pizza places, it varies, but there are definitely places that don't put any animal products in their crusts!.
Most places are happy enough to tell you if you ask nicely!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Most places are happy enough to tell you if you ask nicely!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Most pizza dough and simple bread is flour, water, salt, yeast, and maybe sugar and oil!. Cakes and sweet rolls and such are more eggy, buttery and milky!.
I don't eat much store bought bread, I often make my own!. I mostly only shop at my local co-op, so most of the bread there is natural and vegetarian!.
I like Ezekial bread and english muffins!.
Not much has lard in it these days!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
I don't eat much store bought bread, I often make my own!. I mostly only shop at my local co-op, so most of the bread there is natural and vegetarian!.
I like Ezekial bread and english muffins!.
Not much has lard in it these days!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
The VAST majority of store bought breads do not have eggs, butter or lard in them!. The far more likely non-vegan culprits are milk, whey and honey!. But, there are plenty of brands available that have none of those!. We just read labels until we find something suitable!. Sourdough is almost always a good bet, but I can find whole grain breads that are vegan-friendly also!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Here are some examples of vegan bread products: http://www!.peta!.org/accidentallyVegan/Ve!.!.!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Some breads in stores are vegan!. The selection is slim but they do exist!. I have some in my fridge!Www@FoodAQ@Com
Hello to you, fellow Canuck!
I've never noticed lard as an ingredient on any breads in my local grocer!. I'm not sure whether lard is often used in commercial breads - lard is expensive, no!?
I actually don't have a hard time finding vegan bread!. I buy it from an organic food store which is supplied by a vegan bakery!.
My husband and I order from the same pizza shop every 2 weeks, and we've become well acquainted with the owner (my hubby manages his business accounts)!. The owner knows I'm vegan, he knows what I can and cannot eat, and he's assured me the dough and sauce he makes are vegan!. He even knows my pizza order off by heart, and is considering putting it on the menu!
Anyways, long story short, I don't encounter any difficulty avoiding animal ingredients in bread when I shop at my local organic grocer!.
Have a great day!
EDIT: Whereabouts are you located!? (If you don't mind my asking!.)Www@FoodAQ@Com
I've never noticed lard as an ingredient on any breads in my local grocer!. I'm not sure whether lard is often used in commercial breads - lard is expensive, no!?
I actually don't have a hard time finding vegan bread!. I buy it from an organic food store which is supplied by a vegan bakery!.
My husband and I order from the same pizza shop every 2 weeks, and we've become well acquainted with the owner (my hubby manages his business accounts)!. The owner knows I'm vegan, he knows what I can and cannot eat, and he's assured me the dough and sauce he makes are vegan!. He even knows my pizza order off by heart, and is considering putting it on the menu!
Anyways, long story short, I don't encounter any difficulty avoiding animal ingredients in bread when I shop at my local organic grocer!.
Have a great day!
EDIT: Whereabouts are you located!? (If you don't mind my asking!.)Www@FoodAQ@Com