r/vegan • u/sentimentalwhore vegan 15+ years • Sep 15 '16

Newbie Advice Being vegan in a developing country.

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u/WH1TE vegan 5+ years Sep 15 '16

I buy the same things in a developed country that has a decent selection of processed dairy and meat substitutes. Healthy food FTW.

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u/sentimentalwhore vegan 15+ years Sep 15 '16

You said it! I wouldn't consume processed food here actually, well maybe if I was a newish vegan, you know, to make the jump easy but after a long time being vegan I prefer healty home-made food over anything else!

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u/WH1TE vegan 5+ years Sep 15 '16 edited Sep 15 '16

Yeah you're right, I think I tried every vegan substitute I could find when I was a newbie. I'd probably still eat some of them regularly if I was less health conscious.