Vegans of BYC!!

[JacinLarkwell]

Did you just come here to pick a fight?
I'm not trying to be rude but it honestly feels that way.

Same.

For the record, I never claimed to be vegan. Far from it, honestly. But I'm open to learn if I'm not talked down to for my diet.

 

[ButtonHoarder]

@Pollo Blanco this is a thread for vegans, vegetarians, people who try to source their food more ethically, and anyone who comes here to learn, or peacefully interact in a non argumentative or confrontational way.

If you just want to argue, or inform us that we are wrong for not eating meat or for eating synthetic ingredients, please don’t reply to this thread, I really love it and think it’s awesome that we can chat about this topic on a chicken forum, and would appreciate if we could keep this thread up and positive .

 

[Sussex19]

Which of the vegan milks do you all like the best?
Like almond milk, soy milk, oat milk, is there any others? I'm thinking of trying a few new things, and I've very slightly gone off cows milk these days.

 

[Pollo Blanco]

people who try to source their food more ethically

Exactly
So, back to vegan friendly coconut

 

[Pollo Blanco]

Which of the vegan milks do you all like the best?
Like almond milk, soy milk, oat milk, is there any others? I'm thinking of trying a few new things, and I've very slightly gone off cows milk these days.

Rice

 

[The Chick Addict]

Actually, chickens laying so many eggs is one of the most unnatural things in the world. Over the years, chickens have robbed of their natural traits, this one bodily, and have been overbred and exploited for many centuries, resulting in reproductive problems and sometimes early death. Jungle Fowl, the actual wild counterpart of chickens, lay only 20 eggs a year, and, for the same reason domestic chickens lay eggs, are to reproduce and have chicks. I personally do eat my girls eggs, but in the future, I plan on being Vegan, when I am out of the house.

Laying eggs is a natural process for them

 

[Pollo Blanco]

I plan on being Vegan, when I am out of the house.

Be sure to get a copy of Laurel's Kitchen.
It's a must have for Vegans, vegetarians or anyone else who takes nutrition seriously.
There's quite a few others that make nice additions, but Laurel is a true pioneer in the world of healthy eating

 

[The Chick Addict]

Be sure to get a copy of Laurel's Kitchen.
It's a must have for Vegans, vegetarians or anyone else who takes nutrition seriously.
There's quite a few others that make nice additions, but Laurel is a true pioneer in the world of healthy eating

Thanks so much! I have a hard time finding healthy stuff to eat sometimes and alot of vege/vega cookbooks I have, go into fancy, elegant meals that I'm just not into making and taking a long time to make when I'm hungry.

 

[Pollo Blanco]

Thanks so much! I have a hard time finding healthy stuff to eat sometimes and alot of vege/vega cookbooks I have, go into fancy, elegant meals that I'm just not into making and taking a long time to make when I'm hungry.

Cook lots of beans and rice up ahead of time!
Rice is best after a refrigerator rest after cooking. With practice comes proficiently.
If I was to sub the pork for tofu, and vegetable broth for the chicken broth, this would still be a delicious, delightful meal that would stick to your ribs. Yes, it tastes as good as it looks!

 

[The Chick Addict]

Cook lots of beans and rice up ahead of time!
Rice is best after a refrigerator rest after cooking. With practice comes proficiently.
If I was to sub the pork for tofu, and vegetable broth for the chicken broth, this would still be a delicious, delightful meal that would stick to your ribs. Yes, it tastes as good as it looks!

Wow, that looks delicious!!! What is the recipe?