RE: pizza! WAS: Vegging Out: Construction Workers Order VeggieBurgers at Burger King

[Guest guest]

Hi -- we have a couple of pizza places that we go to regularly, and if we

call ahead and let them know when we're coming in, and it's not too busy for

them, they will use our bag of grated soy cheese for our pizza.

 

Karen

 

Karen L. Thurston

www.ThePrismSolutions.com

Voice/FAX: 603 465-2867

Cell Phone: 603 571-2863

 

 

Hembadoon Foluke [ayiti_cherie]

Tuesday, June 03, 2003 7:24 PM

 

Re: Re: Vegging Out: Construction Workers Order

VeggieBurgers at Burger King

 

 

Thanks! I will definately look this article up. I also think about the

availability of vegetarian/vegan foods in traditional fast food places. I

was recently on a website called Soy Happy. These people have been

advocating for vegetarian foods-particularly veggie dogs in public arenas

like ball parks/stadiums. They have been pretty successful. You can check

out the website. I posted it below. I just want a decent veggie dog in the

movie theatres here in New York. By the way if anyone knows of good place to

get vegan/vegetarian pizza in New York City, please let me know!

 

Soy Happy! http://www.soyhappy.org

P.O. Box 20495

Oakland, CA 94620

Tel: 510-508-4309

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MindYourOwnBusiness

Saturday, May 31, 2003 11:29 AM

Re: Vegging Out: Construction Workers Order

VeggieBurgers at Burger King

 

 

Thanks for posting this!! I eat veggie burgers at Burger King a lot

of times when I'm in a hurry. I am so glad to know that more and more

people are eating them. Maybe they will be a permanent fixture. I've

already heard that McDonald's is getting one, too...but I have a

thing about McDonald's and I really don't think I could bring myself

to eat there at all.

 

Thanks again,

Michelle

 

, " Maynard S. Clark "

<MaynardClark@Y...> wrote:

> Jennifer Surrette rarely hits a fast-food drive-thru, but the other

day the 28-year-old Halifax schoolteacher found herself rushed and in

a lunch-time lineup at Burger King.

>

> A vegetarian for the past 10 years and a vegan for five, Ms.

Surrette, who counsels kids as young as elementary-school age about

vegetarianism, was keen on a meatless burger as she idled behind a

pickup truck loaded with four ravenous, male construction workers.

>

> " I totally expected to hear 'Whopper, Whopper, Whopper, Whopper'

from their window, and I thought I was hearing things when they all

ordered veggie burgers, " she says. " It was unbelievable and

wonderful. I was sitting in my car cheering. "

>

> No longer the sole orbit of middle-aged ex-hippies, fanatical

animal-rights activists, anemic health nuts and flaky movie stars,

vegetarianism today is embraced by a wide assortment of people. And

they are being converted younger than ever.

>

> Lisa of The Simpsons isn't the only eight-year-old who shuns meat.

These days, hordes of university students, teenagers and even

children go vegetarian for political, environmental and health

reasons, embracing our furry and feathered friends and slashing their

risks of nasty conditions such as heart disease, cancer, and obesity

in the process, all hile their parents watch from across the dinner

table.

>

> full story:

>

http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20030523.wveg0523/BNSt

ory/Front/

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

excellent suggestion. i will try that...

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Karen L. Thurston

Wednesday, June 04, 2003 10:49 AM

RE: pizza! WAS: Re: Vegging Out: Construction Workers

Order VeggieBurgers at Burger King

 

 

Hi -- we have a couple of pizza places that we go to regularly, and if we

call ahead and let them know when we're coming in, and it's not too busy for

them, they will use our bag of grated soy cheese for our pizza.

 

Karen

 

Karen L. Thurston

www.ThePrismSolutions.com

Voice/FAX: 603 465-2867

Cell Phone: 603 571-2863

 

Hembadoon Foluke [ayiti_cherie]

Tuesday, June 03, 2003 7:24 PM

Re: Re: Vegging Out: Construction Workers Order

VeggieBurgers at Burger King

 

 

Thanks! I will definately look this article up. I also think about the

availability of vegetarian/vegan foods in traditional fast food places. I

was recently on a website called Soy Happy. These people have been

advocating for vegetarian foods-particularly veggie dogs in public arenas

like ball parks/stadiums. They have been pretty successful. You can check

out the website. I posted it below. I just want a decent veggie dog in the

movie theatres here in New York. By the way if anyone knows of good place to

get vegan/vegetarian pizza in New York City, please let me know!

 

Soy Happy! http://www.soyhappy.org

P.O. Box 20495

Oakland, CA 94620

Tel: 510-508-4309

-

MindYourOwnBusiness

Saturday, May 31, 2003 11:29 AM

Re: Vegging Out: Construction Workers Order

VeggieBurgers at Burger King

 

 

Thanks for posting this!! I eat veggie burgers at Burger King a lot

of times when I'm in a hurry. I am so glad to know that more and more

people are eating them. Maybe they will be a permanent fixture. I've

already heard that McDonald's is getting one, too...but I have a

thing about McDonald's and I really don't think I could bring myself

to eat there at all.

 

Thanks again,

Michelle

 

, " Maynard S. Clark "

<MaynardClark@Y...> wrote:

> Jennifer Surrette rarely hits a fast-food drive-thru, but the other

day the 28-year-old Halifax schoolteacher found herself rushed and in

a lunch-time lineup at Burger King.

>

> A vegetarian for the past 10 years and a vegan for five, Ms.

Surrette, who counsels kids as young as elementary-school age about

vegetarianism, was keen on a meatless burger as she idled behind a

pickup truck loaded with four ravenous, male construction workers.

>

> " I totally expected to hear 'Whopper, Whopper, Whopper, Whopper'

from their window, and I thought I was hearing things when they all

ordered veggie burgers, " she says. " It was unbelievable and

wonderful. I was sitting in my car cheering. "

>

> No longer the sole orbit of middle-aged ex-hippies, fanatical

animal-rights activists, anemic health nuts and flaky movie stars,

vegetarianism today is embraced by a wide assortment of people. And

they are being converted younger than ever.

>

> Lisa of The Simpsons isn't the only eight-year-old who shuns meat.

These days, hordes of university students, teenagers and even

children go vegetarian for political, environmental and health

reasons, embracing our furry and feathered friends and slashing their

risks of nasty conditions such as heart disease, cancer, and obesity

in the process, all hile their parents watch from across the dinner

table.

>

> full story:

>

http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20030523.wveg0523/BNSt

ory/Front/

>

>

>