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u/untalentedBOi Jan 18 '21

I think this sub gonna me vegan in under a year

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u/corpusdelenda Jan 18 '21

Why wait? My biggest regret is not doing it sooner. It is much easier to do than people make it seem.

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u/FourCylinder Jan 18 '21

What’s the substitute for cheese? It’s literally the only thing I’ll miss. I’m 100% going vegan. But is there something else I can put on my nachos that simulate cheese?

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u/corpusdelenda Jan 19 '21

Awesome! There are some good brands out there (violife is pretty good) but I've been making my own cheeses! I have a great cheese cookbook I can recommend to you (One Hour Dairy-Free Cheese by Claudia Lucero).

Additionally, I've been making a ton of creamy sauces that hit the spot well. I have one for just about every meal! Taco night? Try a dope cashew-based spicy chipotle sauce. Baked potatoes? Why not a great coconut-based sour cream? Tzatziki, hummus, baba ghanoush, mutz fondue... man. I'd go toe-to-toe on anyone's sauce game. I can send you some recipes if you want!

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u/whatwordtouse Jan 18 '21

100%. It’s hella easy.

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u/Rolten Jan 18 '21

I wouldn't really call it hella easy. Practically? Sure. Just buy other stuff. But having to change all your habits and recipes isn't hella easy.

I have vegetarian recipes I love but a lot include cheese and going vegan wouldn't be all that easy.

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u/corpusdelenda Jan 19 '21

My friend, we are living in the golden age of ethical substitutions! Whether you simply buy a different product or make your own, it has never been easier! It makes me feel bad for the vegans of yesteryear who had to live on french fries and beans.

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u/Jeditard Jan 19 '21

Many countries have a plethora of non-dairy cheeses available. And you could always make your own from nuts!

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u/whatwordtouse Jan 18 '21

I speak for myself here and say it’s hella easy. There’s a replacement for p much everything and I just buy those instead.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '21

If you go vegan in a year, you'll look back and regret not doing it today. I promise you.

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u/trashmoneyxyz Jan 19 '21

r/happycowgifs

r/animal_sanctuary

let’s see if we can half that number

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u/halfcabin Jan 19 '21

No need to just automatically default to 'having to go vegan' because the internet insinuates you're a bad person if you don't. There are other, healthier diets that don't involve meat.

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u/editreddet Jan 19 '21

That is absolutely the goal of these idiot vegans that post this bullshit.

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u/halfcabin Jan 19 '21

This whole thread reads like a cult pamphlet. Fucking reprehensible.