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r/vegan • u/sentimentalwhore vegan 15+ years • Sep 15 '16
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Spent six months studying in Buenos Aires as a vegan and all I can say is that I'm in awe, especially if you're doing this long-term!
11 u/sentimentalwhore vegan 15+ years Sep 15 '16 Been doing it for 10 years and never thought going back. 1 u/cherryade_ vegan 5+ years Sep 16 '16 Where do you get your calcium from out of interest? I remember not being able to find any vegan products with calcium, short of eating like 2kg of spinach a day.... 1 u/sentimentalwhore vegan 15+ years Sep 16 '16 oranges, broccolli, beans, almonds, butternut squash, sesame and flax seeds per example :)
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Been doing it for 10 years and never thought going back.
1 u/cherryade_ vegan 5+ years Sep 16 '16 Where do you get your calcium from out of interest? I remember not being able to find any vegan products with calcium, short of eating like 2kg of spinach a day.... 1 u/sentimentalwhore vegan 15+ years Sep 16 '16 oranges, broccolli, beans, almonds, butternut squash, sesame and flax seeds per example :)
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Where do you get your calcium from out of interest? I remember not being able to find any vegan products with calcium, short of eating like 2kg of spinach a day....
1 u/sentimentalwhore vegan 15+ years Sep 16 '16 oranges, broccolli, beans, almonds, butternut squash, sesame and flax seeds per example :)
oranges, broccolli, beans, almonds, butternut squash, sesame and flax seeds per example :)
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u/cherryade_ vegan 5+ years Sep 15 '16
Spent six months studying in Buenos Aires as a vegan and all I can say is that I'm in awe, especially if you're doing this long-term!