Danger and Nobility Navy Daze and Vegan Nights

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Actually someone tols me some strips were vegan from Morningstar but

as I said I couldn't find any and was bummed. I usually don't eat

such things but over the holidays, I may be at other peoples homes

in other states and may need some easily transportable food that

also doesn't take up too much frig space. You know Thanksgiving.

I actually had cashe vegetables over rice this evening and that was

very good. My favorite thing in fall is sweet potatoes. Yum!

Debbie

 

 

, fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote:

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> ullo deborah

> i don;t think any Morningstar products are vegan....

> besides..the ingredient list is enough to scare anyone off anyways

> they have so many preservatives and such, that at the end bottom

of the ingredients list it says " please see other box "

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> >Reed Deborah <debjreed

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> > Re: Danger and Nobility Re: Navy Daze and

Vegan Nights

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> >Well, I don't know guys. I'm a new member too and

> >I'll say that I will think twice about posting again

> >and am seriously considering getting off this list as

> >the conversations that I have seen in the last couple

> >of days have not been informative whatsoever and seem

> >more like attacks even though an opinion was asked

> >for. I highly doubt she knew what she was starting.

> >I would suggest dropping the conversation entirely and

> >instead talk about something a little less

> >controversial...for instance, all the yummy vegan food

> >we have been eating. I just recently figured out a

> >few products made by Boca were vegan but unfortunately

> >not too much Morningstar farms stuff is.

> >Or perhaps all the produce contaminated by cattle

> >ranchers in CA. If people didn't eat cows we wouldn't

> >have so much of that happening, would we.

> >Debbie

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Hi Debbie, please dont be put off, we are all pussycats realy, just very passionate about vegan beliefs - peace-no harm etc. What was your last meal? I just had a spinach and lentil dhal with boring boiled rice. Now scoffing bickies and decaff.......... The Valley Vegan...............Reed Deborah <debjreed wrote: Well, I don't know guys. I'm a new member too andI'll say that I will think twice about posting againand am seriously considering getting off this list asthe conversations that I have seen in the last coupleof days have not been informative whatsoever and seemmore like attacks even though an opinion was askedfor. I highly doubt she knew what she was starting. I would suggest dropping the conversation entirely

andinstead talk about something a little lesscontroversial...for instance, all the yummy vegan foodwe have been eating. I just recently figured out afew products made by Boca were vegan but unfortunatelynot too much Morningstar farms stuff is.Or perhaps all the produce contaminated by cattleranchers in CA. If people didn't eat cows we wouldn'thave so much of that happening, would we.Debbie To send an email to -

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Hi Debbie, I am always looking for recipes for sweet potatoes.hint,hint! The Valley vegan.................debjreed <debjreed wrote: Actually someone tols me some strips were vegan from Morningstar but as I said I couldn't find any and was bummed. I usually don't eat such things but over the holidays, I may be at other peoples homes in other states and may need some easily transportable food that also doesn't take up too much frig space. You know Thanksgiving.I actually had cashe vegetables over rice this evening and that was very good. My favorite thing in fall is sweet potatoes. Yum!Debbie , fraggle wrote:>> ullo deborah> i don;t think any Morningstar products are

vegan....> besides..the ingredient list is enough to scare anyone off anyways> they have so many preservatives and such, that at the end bottom of the ingredients list it says "please see other box"> hee hee> > > >Reed Deborah > >Oct 17, 2006 4:30 PM> > > > Re: Danger and Nobility Re: Navy Daze and Vegan Nights> >> >Well, I don't know guys. I'm a new member too and> >I'll say that I will think twice about posting again> >and am seriously considering getting off this list as> >the conversations that I have seen in the last couple> >of days have not been informative whatsoever and seem> >more like attacks even though an opinion was asked> >for. I highly doubt she knew what she was starting. > >I would

suggest dropping the conversation entirely and> >instead talk about something a little less> >controversial...for instance, all the yummy vegan food> >we have been eating. I just recently figured out a> >few products made by Boca were vegan but unfortunately> >not too much Morningstar farms stuff is.> >Or perhaps all the produce contaminated by cattle> >ranchers in CA. If people didn't eat cows we wouldn't> >have so much of that happening, would we.> >Debbie> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > > > > >> >> >To send an email to - > >

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I had leftover cashew vegetables over brown rice.

Not put off but sometimes gentle nudges and living as

an example work better for change than blunt,

passionate opinions even if asked for. In all

honesty, I didn't see the original e-mail asking for

on opinion (I must have joined after that) but I could

see where it was going. If we believe in no harm to

others, I think that should include mentally and

emotionally as well as physically. By kind words and

very gentle discussion, I think eventually she would

have understood your veiwpoint and may have changed in

her lifestyle. People become vegetarian for different

reasons. Sometimes it is a health related issue. In

learning more, they realize there are other, more

pressing reasons outside themselves, to be a

vegetarian. With time, the next logical step often

occurs and they become vegan. Not put off, just would

rather be a quiet example because I know I have not

always been one either.

Debbie

PS Most of my sweet potato recipes I got from the

vegetarian group here on . Highly recommend them.