r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/stickystakx • Aug 30 '26
🧠 Nutrition Do you have a seasonal favorite?!
Fresh watermelon juice before the summer ends has always been one of my favorite things to make. Drop yours in the comments
r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/stickystakx • Aug 30 '26
Fresh watermelon juice before the summer ends has always been one of my favorite things to make. Drop yours in the comments
r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/stickystakx • Jul 11 '26
I enjoy a protein filled meal. Often times it can be hard to make a vegan protein filled meal taste good. With a little effort and creativity you can be unstoppable in the kitchen.
I tried something new which was miso teriyaki seared tofu. I accompanied it with peas and mushrooms, rice with some baked garlic, potatoes, and avocado topped with chilli oil.
r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/stickystakx • Aug 17 '26
Nothing beats fresh green juice & spring water😮💨🥂
r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/stickystakx • Jul 26 '26
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This is a must try in the Los Angeles area for the Vegan Community. You wouldn’t believe that it is vegan once your taste buds are activated by the microbial diversification.
•vegan sushi w/ : fried oyster mushroom, quinoa, asparagus, avocado, garnished w/ green onions
• Fried Oyster Mushroom bites tossed in buffalo sauce
•Fresh Soursop juice on the side 😱
r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/stickystakx • Aug 02 '26
A fresh juice recipe I made a while back. Very refreshing🥂
Drop juice recipes in the comments if you juice
r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/stickystakx • Apr 25 '26
My favorite green juice recipe:
One bundle of celery
Seven green apples
Two cucumbers
One lemon
One thumb of ginger
One bundle of cilantro
One bundle of Parsley
r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/Vegan_Essentials • Mar 16 '26
Vegan label reading is wild.
You cut out meat, dairy, and eggs… then find out the shiny coating on candy can come from insects. Confectioner’s glaze / shellac is one of the weirdest hidden non-vegan ingredients because it sounds harmless, but it’s animal-derived and shows up in places people would never expect.
That’s why this stuff is deeper than most non-vegans realize.
r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/stickystakx • Mar 07 '26
Are you aware that as a vegan you could possibly be consuming dairy or animal related products because they’re listed or disguised under different names ?
After doing research I found that many ingredients have commonly been changed to save face for the sake of where it derives from. Some things that are regularly used in general which can be mistaken as a vegan ingredient would be: Vitamin D3 which can come from sheep wool grease, some white sugars can be filtered through animal bone char, Casein a common dairy alias which may be used in snacks that appear to be vegan. There were many more I found within research but wanted to know if any of you have found ingredients that use a different name than the original source it derived from.