Guest guest Posted July 30, 2003 Report Share Posted July 30, 2003 hi all, i try very hard to be 100% vegan and check everything , am assertive about things, but if i visit friends or relatives, they dont have vegan kitchens, and this bothers me, but doesnt stop me visiting......i am going to stay with my parents in august and it will be the first time since i am vegan.....i was veggie before and she gave me lots of cheese, and we ate out a lot because that is her lifestyle..............when i visit in august i will have to take stuff with me, or i will only have vegetables and how i will deal with the eating out issue i dont know! she eats out because shes had enough of cooking after 4 children etc and i will be forcing her to cook! and me cooking chick pea curry, in her fragrant house will not be possible i can see a lot of pasta with vegan pesto or tomato sauce happening, catherine >"Tammy" > > >Re: Re: Mocha Mix Ice Cream >Tue, 29 Jul 2003 09:53:15 -0500 > >Hmmm, I've never seen Soy Delicious Neapolitan. Found lots of other flavors. The Mocha Mix brand is what I found Neapolitan in. Tofutti Cuties are pretty good. Do try the Soy Delicious Lil Buddies though, if you can find them. I think they're much better (less off taste). > >I haven't found Rocky Road yet, I'm jealous. Was that Soy Delicious? > > >Take care, >Tammy > > - > Danielle Kichler > > Tuesday, July 29, 2003 6:54 AM > Re: Re: Mocha Mix Ice Cream > > > I saw Neapolitan Soy Delicious at a local co-op, but it was ridiculously > expensive--$4.75 for a quart, I think. I thought it was the lower price and > was quite shocked when it rang up. They did have a fabulous sale on my > Tofutti Cuties, though! I've almost gone through my pint of Rocky Road. > MMMMM > > Danielle > > > > "This is your American dream > Everything is simple in the white and the black > You will never need to see the grey anymore > You will never have to be afraid."--Everclear > > > > > > ----Original Message Follows---- > "Tammy" > > > Re: Re: Mocha Mix Ice Cream > Tue, 29 Jul 2003 00:59:39 -0500 > > Ahh. Yes, there are Lacto Vegetarians, Ovo Vegetarians, Lacto/Ovo > Vegetarians & Vegans. Some people even call themselves Vegetarian though > they eat fish. That one I'll never understand. I've actually had someone > tell me fish isn't an animal, it's fish! In that case I guess cows aren't > animals, they're mammals. Go figure. > > Anyhow, glad you liked it. If you're able to get Tofutti Ice cream I'd > strongly recommend the Wildberry Supreme, it's delicious! My two favorites > now are Tofutti Wildberry Supreme & Mocha Mix Mocha Almond Swirl. If you're > looking more for something with LOTS of chocolate flavor try Soy Delicious > Chocolate Brownie Almond, quite good for a chocolate fix. > > Oh, and the best non-dairy ice cream sandwiches (in my opinion) are Soy > Delicious Lil Buddies, Vanilla or Chocolate are both quite close to dairy > versions. > > Soy Dream is my favorite soy milk, still has a bit of a different taste from > milk but not very noticeable once you get used to it or have it with > something (smoothie, etc.). > > Tofutti also makes pretty good cream cheese & sour cream alternatives. > > Hmmm, that's about all I can think of dairy-wise. > > Take care, > Tammy > > - > luckyducky22 > > Monday, July 28, 2003 1:46 PM > Re: Mocha Mix Ice Cream > > > Tammy > > I stopped eating meat and eggs. I still consume dairy products so I > guess that means that I am a lacto vegetarian. I have been this way > for about a month. I eat regular ice cream almost everyday and I > wanted to try something different. Thanks. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2003 Report Share Posted July 31, 2003 Hummus, thickly spread on a hearty/crusty bread with thick chunks of tomato & slices of baked/marinated tofu. Nummm, but can be messy. You may prefer open faced sandwiches with this. Or, same ingredients (except the crusty bread) wrapped in tortilla shells, stuffed into pita pockets, etc. No cooking involved and a pretty nutritious and fulfilling meal. You could also make Vegan chili...chunky pieces of tomato & onions, brown rice for texture. I like to eat with Frito's scoopers....maybe not the healthiest, but nummm. Or how about Vegetable soup. Start with a good Vegan chicken-type bouillon, add whatever veggies you like. The fresher the better. I usually use fresh...cabbage, carrots, Brussels sprouts, onions, garlic...and, because I'm a bit lazy after preparing all that fresh stuff...frozen chopped spinach, corn, peas, green beans, etc. I eat this almost every day at work to ensure I get lots of variety in veggies...not very good at eating my veggies otherwise. Of course, if you want you can also add pasta or rice, or whatever grain you like, to it to make it heartier. Take care,Tammy - Catherine Harris Wednesday, July 30, 2003 5:21 AM Re: Being a bad vegan hi all, i try very hard to be 100% vegan and check everything , am assertive about things, but if i visit friends or relatives, they dont have vegan kitchens, and this bothers me, but doesnt stop me visiting......i am going to stay with my parents in august and it will be the first time since i am vegan.....i was veggie before and she gave me lots of cheese, and we ate out a lot because that is her lifestyle..............when i visit in august i will have to take stuff with me, or i will only have vegetables and how i will deal with the eating out issue i dont know! she eats out because shes had enough of cooking after 4 children etc and i will be forcing her to cook! and me cooking chick pea curry, in her fragrant house will not be possible i can see a lot of pasta with vegan pesto or tomato sauce happening, catherine Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2003 Report Share Posted August 1, 2003 MOAN!!!! Actually, just the hummus with tomatoes sounds REALLY good. Maybe hummus w/tomatoes and onions on bread? Hmmm.... danielle " This is your American dream Everything is simple in the white and the black You will never need to see the grey anymore You will never have to be afraid. " --Everclear ----Original Message Follows---- " Tammy " <kittytooo Re: Being a bad vegan Thu, 31 Jul 2003 02:55:05 -0500 Hummus, thickly spread on a hearty/crusty bread with thick chunks of tomato & slices of baked/marinated tofu. Nummm, but can be messy. You may prefer open faced sandwiches with this. Or, same ingredients (except the crusty bread) wrapped in tortilla shells, stuffed into pita pockets, etc. No cooking involved and a pretty nutritious and fulfilling meal. You could also make Vegan chili...chunky pieces of tomato & onions, brown rice for texture. I like to eat with Frito's scoopers....maybe not the healthiest, but nummm. Or how about Vegetable soup. Start with a good Vegan chicken-type bouillon, add whatever veggies you like. The fresher the better. I usually use fresh...cabbage, carrots, Brussels sprouts, onions, garlic...and, because I'm a bit lazy after preparing all that fresh stuff...frozen chopped spinach, corn, peas, green beans, etc. I eat this almost every day at work to ensure I get lots of variety in veggies...not very good at eating my veggies otherwise. Of course, if you want you can also add pasta or rice, or whatever grain you like, to it to make it heartier. Take care, Tammy - Catherine Harris Wednesday, July 30, 2003 5:21 AM Re: Being a bad vegan hi all, i try very hard to be 100% vegan and check everything , am assertive about things, but if i visit friends or relatives, they dont have vegan kitchens, and this bothers me, but doesnt stop me visiting......i am going to stay with my parents in august and it will be the first time since i am vegan.....i was veggie before and she gave me lots of cheese, and we ate out a lot because that is her lifestyle..............when i visit in august i will have to take stuff with me, or i will only have vegetables and how i will deal with the eating out issue i dont know! she eats out because shes had enough of cooking after 4 children etc and i will be forcing her to cook! and me cooking chick pea curry, in her fragrant house will not be possible i can see a lot of pasta with vegan pesto or tomato sauce happening, catherine _______________ Add photos to your messages with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2003 Report Share Posted August 1, 2003 last nite i made fab, but simple meal, organis fussili, with sauce of chopped tomatoes, whole cherry tomatoes, half a tube of garlic puree, broccoli, and a white onion........a bit of black pepper............ my non vegan partner looked at it, said, sniffing appreciatively, ooooooo whats that, can i taste it?...... i reckon, keep making tasty, spicy, fragrant dishes and he might change sides!! there are many ways to employ strategy catherine >"Danielle Kichler" > > >Re: Being a bad vegan >Thu, 31 Jul 2003 21:27:44 -0400 > >MOAN!!!! > >Actually, just the hummus with tomatoes sounds REALLY good. Maybe hummus >w/tomatoes and onions on bread? Hmmm.... > >danielle > > > >"This is your American dream >Everything is simple in the white and the black >You will never need to see the grey anymore >You will never have to be afraid."--Everclear > > > > > >----Original Message Follows---- >"Tammy" > > >Re: Being a bad vegan >Thu, 31 Jul 2003 02:55:05 -0500 > >Hummus, thickly spread on a hearty/crusty bread with thick chunks of tomato > & slices of baked/marinated tofu. Nummm, but can be messy. You may prefer >open faced sandwiches with this. Or, same ingredients (except the crusty >bread) wrapped in tortilla shells, stuffed into pita pockets, etc. > >No cooking involved and a pretty nutritious and fulfilling meal. > >You could also make Vegan chili...chunky pieces of tomato & onions, brown >rice for texture. I like to eat with Frito's scoopers....maybe not the >healthiest, but nummm. > >Or how about Vegetable soup. Start with a good Vegan chicken-type bouillon, >add whatever veggies you like. The fresher the better. I usually use >fresh...cabbage, carrots, Brussels sprouts, onions, garlic...and, because >I'm a bit lazy after preparing all that fresh stuff...frozen chopped >spinach, corn, peas, green beans, etc. I eat this almost every day at work >to ensure I get lots of variety in veggies...not very good at eating my >veggies otherwise. Of course, if you want you can also add pasta or rice, >or whatever grain you like, to it to make it heartier. > > >Take care, >Tammy > > > - > Catherine Harris > > Wednesday, July 30, 2003 5:21 AM > Re: Being a bad vegan > > > hi all, > > i try very hard to be 100% vegan and check everything , am assertive >about things, but if i visit friends or relatives, they dont have vegan >kitchens, and this bothers me, but doesnt stop me visiting......i am going >to stay with my parents in august and it will be the first time since i am >vegan.....i was veggie before and she gave me lots of cheese, and we ate out >a lot because that is her lifestyle..............when i visit in august i >will have to take stuff with me, or i will only have vegetables and how i >will deal with the eating out issue i dont know! she eats out because shes >had enough of cooking after 4 children etc and i will be forcing her to >cook! > > and me cooking chick pea curry, in her fragrant house will not be >possible > > i can see a lot of pasta with vegan pesto or tomato sauce happening, > > catherine > >_______________ >Add photos to your messages with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. >http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail > Fed up with 56K? Sign up for a FREE BT Broadband connection! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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