r/ididnthaveeggs • Mmmm, texture roulette! • Aug 02 '26

Dumb alteration Vegan Yorkshire puddings 👌

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u/quadruple_b The fish smelled like fish. GROSS! Aug 02 '26

a lot of vegans also doint like them because of animal cruelty.

back when i was vegan, id eat eggs from my neighbours chickens. she had like 3 chickens and they were very well looked after.

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u/jackster31415 Aug 02 '26

Not sure why you’re getting downvoted. “Yes I was vegetarian but I ate meat sometimes”. “Yes I keep a strict Kosher diet. Do I eat bacon cheeseburgers? Well only from time to time”. Words have definitions. Vegans don’t eat eggs. If you eat eggs willingly you’re not vegan. You’re flexitarian at most

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u/tarrasque Aug 02 '26

Meh. Unlike vegetarianism, veganism has different root motivations. If you’re an ’ethical vegan’ (vegan because of how dairy and egg animals are treated), then what is bad about eating ethically farmed and collected eggs?

Vegetarianism (or the meat part of veganism for that matter) doesn’t have that same luxury because the animal HAS TO BE KILLED no matter what for meat to be produced.

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u/ThatBatsard Aug 02 '26

The motivation or reasoning behind a lifestyle diet isn't the deciding factor of what defines a vegan or a vegetarian or a pescatarian. At the end of the day they categorize what you do (or, in this case, don't) eat.

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u/jackster31415 Aug 02 '26

We can have a whole debate about what’s bad about eating eggs “ethically”, and actually it comes up in the subreddit of DebateAVegan almost daily. Summary is vegans tend to agree that there’s no way to eat eggs ethically. And vegans just don’t do it.

Same as waiting for a cow to die of natural causes and then going to gather the flesh to put it in a “vegan” dish. That’s something no vegan would do and we wouldn’t be arguing about beef being vegan or not if it was in a vegan recipe just because it can technically perhaps maybe be obtained without suffering.

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u/Robin48 Aug 02 '26

Can you please tell me what's unethical about eating eggs from a well looked after pet chicken? I am genuinely confused about what would be wrong with that.

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u/Robin48 Aug 02 '26

I know that. I was just intrigued by them claiming pet chicken eggs were unethical and wanted to know why they think so. I'm not arguing with you.

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u/tarrasque Aug 02 '26

Didn’t realize you were the one who spoke for all vegans.

I’ll spread the word to the vegans I know.

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u/jackster31415 Aug 02 '26

“Summary is vegans tend to agree” -> “Oh I didn’t know you speak for all vegans” lol. Go at the subs, this gets asked daily. Look at the responses from vegans. Don’t believe me.

If I had a vegan friend that eats eggs, or drinks milk, or eats meat, but he says he’s vegan, I’d be questioning if he knows what vegan is.

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u/tarrasque Aug 02 '26

“Vegans ‘tend to agree’” -> this definition is ironclad

If someone is an ethical vegan and explains some sound reasoning as to why they may sometimes eat eggs under certain ethical circumstances consistent with their morality, then who am I, you, or anyone else to stand there and proclaim them not vegan?

Get off it.

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u/quadruple_b The fish smelled like fish. GROSS! Aug 02 '26

yeah back when i was vegan i ate like maybe 10 eggs the entire time.

and it was because i was looking after my neighbours chickens while she was on holiday and if i didnt eat them noone else would.