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Interesting article.
I would like to see The Game Changers documentary when it is available.
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Interesting article.
I would like to see The Game Changers documentary when it is available.
Hi Matt2584
I will also try to watch 'The Game Changers' documentary when it comes out.
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It looks good and it looks like it could inspire many more people to go vegan, which I think, is a good thing indeed :).
Doe sit not tempt you to make the change yourself?
Well, if I was the owner of this house that I live and Ihad to do the grocery shopping myself then I probably would fo completely vegan.
But I could probably be a rubbish vegan still because I may end up eating foods that had dairy in it...... actually, 2nd thoughts. I know I couldn’t make a good vegan because I still eat some meats :).
I just had a pizza that was topped with bacon.
If veganism became much more widespread and bacon was replaced with a plant-based food that tasted very very similar then I may be able to go completely vegan.
There is a restaurant near me that does freak shake desserts and they are dairy.
I usually have a vegan/veggie-based meal and then I would finish it off with a dairy-based dessert :).
That is how flexitarian I can be :).
You can buy vegan bacon - I think I've seen it in Tesco.
Maybe you can try a veganuary sometime, then see if the diet works for you.
I have had some vegan bacon once before, it was quite nice.
I’ll keep that in mind about Tesco possibly selling some, thanks.
There is a café near me which is like a proper greasy spoon café.
I and my family sometimes go there every now and then and have a slap up cooked breakfast. Very un-vegan and is probably one of the reasons why I couldn’t fully go vegan.
But if and when veganism grows and grows maybe this café might replace their meat-based dishes with plant-based dishes.
I’ve got the feeling though if plant-based foods took over this café would no longer exist. I think the café, as it’s been brought up on eating and selling meat it is going to be a hard change for them and the other customers that go there.
You might have a vegan cafe near you, if you look? A lot of places are starting to introduce new options too, so you can just look a bit further afield? If it's really the change you think the world needs, then changing your habits a little bit just now would send the message to the greasy spoon that they should change with the world.
I do know a couple of vegetarians who will give in and eat a bacon roll once a year or so too.
Looks interesting. I hope they will give decent nutritional advice to make sure people don't miss out on any micronutrients too