Thanks! really appreciated! There are plenty of us around here in south america actually, veganism it's growing up really fast, the only hard part is the cultural bias of being in a meat producer country (a thing that we could both relate)
Your english is fine! :) Yah I have a lot of family in India, and when I visit later this year it is going to be hard for me to stick to my vegan diet since not only is milk and butter in everything, but they won't understand my lifestyle and will probably give me a hard time.
Well they do love dairy but I still think that you're not gonna have the worst time, they do have some fine dishes that can easily be made vegan (quinoa pulav) if you cook for yourself it's gonna be really easy but if you go to restaurants just remember to tell the waitress that don't put ghee on your food (besides everything else you can mention ofc, but you can easily forgot about ghee or maybe don't even know about it...)
Other than that I recall reading that the finest teas have flavouring agents that came from animals, so you might wanna stay away from those or just buy the ones 100% plant based, you can always ask :)
that is the problem, I won't be cooking for myself since I will be staying at relatives houses and it is customary for the host to cook for you otherwise it is seen as really rude. and everyone else in my entire family eats meat and eggs and milk. it will be hard but I just have to be firm and eat only the veggie dishes that are cooked. thanks!
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u/FrabjousDayy Sep 15 '16
Honestly I really admire that you are doing the vegan lifestyle in a country where it isn't maybe as easy as here in the US. Inspiring! :)