Dr. Greenhorn
Well-Known Member
why should i botherProve it...
why should i botherProve it...
prove it...Vegans are so weird and hypocritical lol.
Depends on your reasoning. The milk still comes from the cow, the process is still there, it's not really "protecting" anything. Now of it's just for the health benefits and nothing more, it makes more sense but anything after that is being hypocritical.how am i hypocritical?
but the vegan cheese has no milk or dairy in itDepends on your reasoning. The milk still comes from the cow, the process is still there, it's not really "protecting" anything. Now of it's just for the health benefits and nothing more, it makes more sense but anything after that is being hypocritical.
prove it...
Well you tried, and failed. What I said was an opinion without using flaming or trolling. How are you a mod lol?why should i bother
Does it still originally come from the animal tho?but the vegan cheese has no milk or dairy in it
Shouldn't this be brought back to where it started and not carried over here?Well you tried, and failed. What I said was an opinion without using flaming or trolling. How are you a mod lol?
Why does almost everything you say make no sense, you seem to bee off topic and hurt by something more than making a valid point.
maybe cause you a bit slow on the uptake? funny how you are the only guy who doesn't understand. and I'm not sure where you are getting 'hurt' from.Well you tried, and failed. What I said was an opinion without using flaming or trolling. How are you a mod lol?
Why does almost everything you say make no sense, you seem to bee off topic and hurt by something more than making a valid point.
its only called cheese, because its just trying to make people who were once vegetarians or meat eaters familiar to food they used to eatDoes it still originally come from the animal tho?
I dropped it and then he brought it back up, quote him.Shouldn't this be brought back to where it started and not carried over here?
Trolling look up what being vegan is before trying to debate.
Funnt how Racer answered my question within one post and it took you pages, which really wasn't the true answer.maybe cause you a bit slow on the uptake? funny how you are the only guy who doesn't understand. and I'm not sure where you are getting 'hurt' from.
im not arguing im en lighting him on why im not hypocritical some people actually think theres milk in soy milk because of the name. They call it a milk even though its 100% NOT made with animals or animal by productsFunny how you guys argue over pointless shit....
Oh well you all soon will be leprechauns to me
its only called cheese, because its just trying to make people who were once vegetarians or meat eaters familiar to food they used to eat
such as tempeh bacon which is not anything from an animal but it can be used on sandwhichs as a substitution for bacon but in fact is made from soybeans
Vegan "cheese" has absolutely no animal or anything animal related products in it, however it looks like cheese, it looks similar to what meat eating people are used to eat, therefore is used in place of where cheese would normally go, ex: grilled cheese, sanwhich, chili ...
Yeah I got the part of what is actually in it, wanted to know if it originally came from an actual animal at one point and then just extracted but Neo sorta answered that part, but plants are living organisms as well, depends on how you look at what's life. To me plants are still alive creatures so I just find it a little hypocritical is all.ngredients: ORGANIC RICE BASE (FILTERED WATER, ORGANIC RICE FLOUR), POTATO MALTODEXTRIN, RICE BRAN OIL, PEA PROTEIN, RICE MALTODEXTRIN, CALCIUM & SODIUM PHOSPHATES, CONTAINS 2% OR LESS OF SEA SALT, CARRAGEENAN, MONO & DIGLYCERIDES, NATURAL FLAVORS, LACTIC ACID (NON-DAIRY), APOCAROTENAL (COLOR), BETA-CAROTENE.
well it aint my fault you can't comprehend champ. i said the same thing racerboy said. but i didnt' kiss your ass while I said itFunnt how Racer answered my question within one post and it took you pages, which really wasn't the true answer.