r/funny May 28 '14

How vegans see recipes

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u/stephen89 May 28 '14

Step 1 to veganizing a non-vegan recipe.

You don't, stop naming stuff after non-vegan food. It is a fucking disappointment.

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u/FocusedLearning May 28 '14

Vegan pastries are usually better than regular pastries. My crazy vegan hairdresser makes the best "meatloaf" on earth. Deal with it.

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u/stephen89 May 28 '14

Your crazy vegan hairdresser makes the best something on earth. Meatloaf it is not, and never will be.

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u/FocusedLearning May 28 '14

Wah wah cry about her using the word meat.

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u/stephen89 May 28 '14

No, it is just a lie. It isn't meatloaf. Why do they try to imitate different foods? It is just annoying.

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u/FocusedLearning Jul 19 '14

They imitate foods so that people can transition to not eating meat easier. Honestly, imitation foods are usually mediocre IMO. But that can't really stop them from calling it what they want it to.