What does a typical Vegan diet consist of?!


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What does a typical Vegan diet consist of?


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I am a lacto vegetarian. I did follow veganism for sometime

A vegan diet can consist of:
soy or rice milk
soy butter
vegan cheese
beet sugar
(cane sugar processing typically takes place at two locations, the sugar mill and the refinery. During the final purification process, cane sugar is filtered through activated carbon (charcoal) which may be of animal, vegetable, or mineral origin.) - http://www.vegsource.com/jo/qa/qasugar.h...
tofu/soy
vegetables
no honey
no animal products
no eggs
but, being a vegan is usually about more than diet.IT's also about not wearing/using products derived from animals.

Check out http://www.vegsoc.org/info/vegan-nutriti... you can find more specific information about the vegan diet there.

no eggs no milk...no cheese....basically no dairy products....and of course no meat...


- j

Brocoli and stuff like that. And some of the other veggies so long as they be all cooked up nice. And put some cheez wiz on dem. and with the Cheez steak sandwich and dem chicken wings and wash 'em down with some beer. And pork rinds.

Anything that doesn't have an animal product in it.

I eat lots of fruit, vegetables, and grains. I love stir fry, rice, broccoli, green beans, soup, and a ton of other stuff. If you don't want to give up the taste of the animal-filled diet, there's an alternative for everything nowadays, from mock meats to soy, rice, or other mock icecreams to mock cream cheese and sour cream.

Tofu and other soy products, vegetables, fruit, and water. Complex carbs are important. The most important thing is to get enough protein.

Nothing made from/with something with a face and no dairy products

Veggies, fruits, nuts, beans, grains, seeds

Vegans.

Well, yesturday I had french toast with margarine and maple syrup, chickpea tomato soup, a soy cheese pocket, orange juice, garlic bread, pasta, sorbet, a green salad and some popcorn.

The vegan diet is really varied, a lot of people don't think that until they are a vegan or know one.




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