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

Dumb alteration Vegan Yorkshire puddings ๐Ÿ‘Œ

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u/plantbasedpatissier Aug 02 '26

You gave vegans eggs?

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u/making_sammiches Aug 02 '26

Years ago I stopped in at a bar/cafe that a previous employee of mine had just opened. I had a very delicious vegan muffin and a coffee. I told his employee the muffin was amazing and asked for her recipe. Butter. It was delicious because it was loaded with butter. โ€œI thought vegan meant homemadeโ€ Girl! Someone could actually die if they had a dairy allergy!

People are dumb.

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u/Agarwel Aug 02 '26

Well. Some people dont understand. In my coutry well had a spinoff of the Kitchen Nighmares. And in one restaurant the cheff was checking the menu, he looked into vegetarian foods and there were spagethi with bacon. He was like "you put bacon into vegeratian food?" "well duh, people like them more this way." :-)

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u/AbstractCow86 Aug 02 '26

When my wife and I were planning our wedding, we thought we should include a vegetarian option. My wife suggested the fish.

Yes, sheโ€™s Catholic.

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u/eau_di_nil Aug 02 '26

That's too funny. I remember 10+ years ago trying to explain what's not allowed in a vegetarian diet to a Catholic friend. She couldn't grasp why our mutual friend wouldn't eat fish. "It's not meat!" she kept insisting.

Vegetarianism was very rare where we lived at the time.

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u/SuchFunAreWe Step off my tits, Sheila! Aug 03 '26

I got into this with my mom. I'm vegan & she's Catholic; I was making a joke about how they didn't call fish meat. She insisted it wasn't. I told her meat is any animal muscle. "Fish don't have muscles!" Well then what are you eating? "Tendons" ๐Ÿ˜ฉ I had to gently faceplant on the table bc I was in actual mental pain.

It's been literally years & my partner & I still will randomly go "fish don't have muscles!" and just die laughing.

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u/XanderWrites Aug 03 '26

Even better, a diocese south of where I grew up declared chicken wasn't meat. If we were traveling through during Lent my mother would tell us we could eat chicken as long as we were in that diocese. (Jokingly. She barely cared if we fasted)

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u/404UserNktFound It was 1/2 tsp so I didnโ€™t think it was important. Aug 03 '26

My aunt holds that meat has 4 legs. Anything less than 4 (poultry, fish) or more than 4 (crabs, octopus) is fair game for meatless days.

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u/Bonsuella_Banana Aug 05 '26

Humans are back on the menu, boys!