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Topic	Just had my first fully vegan meal. Was pretty good.
Doctor Foxx 10/01/17 5:13:53 PM #50:	Revelation34 posted... Mead posted... Revelation34 posted... Mead posted... What even is your point Cheese is a dairy product. Except when the word vegan is used to specify that it is not It may not technically be cheese but it is an approximation so people are going to use the same term. Deal with it Then call it something else. The literal definitions exist for a reason. In English the term "vegan" is used as a qualifier. Anything that follows it is vegan (without animal products). vegan cookies means no eggs, butter, or milk. Vegan sauce means no meat, butter, milk, etc. vegan cheese means no dairy or rennet. It's really not at all difficult. using the qualifier word vegan is calling it something else. Terminonatator posted... Doctor Foxx posted... TC I want to know what kind of vegan ricotta they made, I have seen some neat recipes and it would be awesome to know for making lasagna. and if not maybe pass on that cheese is not vegan. I'll try to find out. I'm 80% certain it was vegan cheese, I just wasn't aware cheese wasn't vegan. She is really into the vegan thing so I'm sure it wasn't real dairy cheese. Nice, thanks. I found one recipe with sunflower seeds which seemed promising. Always looking for more recipes. --- Never write off the Doctor! <cite>Doctor Foxx posted [p:887623543] in Just had m... [t:75830742]...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Mead posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Mead posted...</cite> <quote>What even is your point</quote> Cheese is a dairy product.</quote> Except when the word vegan is used to specify that it is not It may not technically be cheese but it is an approximation so people are going to use the same term. Deal with it</quote> Then call it something else. The literal definitions exist for a reason.</quote> In English the term "vegan" is used as a qualifier. Anything that follows it is vegan (without animal products). vegan cookies means no eggs, butter, or milk. Vegan sauce means no meat, butter, milk, etc. vegan cheese means no dairy or rennet. It's really not at all difficult. using the qualifier word vegan is calling it something else. <cite>Terminonatator posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote>TC I want to know what kind of vegan ricotta they made, I have seen some neat recipes and it would be awesome to know for making lasagna. and if not maybe pass on that cheese is not vegan.</quote> I'll try to find out. I'm 80% certain it was vegan cheese, I just wasn't aware cheese wasn't vegan. She is really into the vegan thing so I'm sure it wasn't real dairy cheese.</quote> Nice, thanks. I found one recipe with sunflower seeds which seemed promising. Always looking for more recipes. --- Never write off the Doctor!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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