Vegan • Page 13

Have you ever had vegan poutine?

 

wow. a gift from the vegan gods. praise be to seitan.

 

went to Austin last summer and everyday was a new adventure for my mouth.

 

Nope but I think i could probably whip that up pretty easy. For example, when you buy the Gardein "turkey cutlets", they come with little packs of frozen vegan gravy that I never use. It could be repurposed!

 

Not a bad idea, I'm sure there's a gravy recipe that's pretty easy somewhere. I never liked gravy TBH but when I had this one I could hardly taste it. I had kimchi poutine at this place called meet last vacation and it was super awesome, goddamn do you want to nap after though.

 

latepass, but I like daiya shreds on pizza and that's about it. their slices and block cheese are kinda gross imo

 

Seems like most vegan gravy recipes are mushroom based and I'm not a big fan of mushrooms

 

I love mushrooms. Great substitute for meat in a lot of dishes

 

I like mushrooms but I like olives on pizza so

 

Olives are also great

 

Haha, I hate olives and mushrooms!

 

Sometimes I love mushrooms and sometimes I can't eat them

 

yeah I can dig mushrooms sometimes. still haven't really given olives a chance

 

I like most vegetables. Can't really think of one I don't like

 

It took me quite a while to like pickles, but now I do

 

probably mentioned earlier but Follow Your Heart and Ciao cheese are the way to go. fuck daiya.

 

I am with @popdisaster00 on the not liking olive and mushroom train. Depending on the dish, I can tolerate them, but when they are featured or just on their own, I don't really like them. I am down with pretty much every other veggie though.

 

I think there's a lot of people that feel that way

 

I hate pickles

 

Never try Trader Joe's vegan cream cheese

It's literally butter

 

Sweet potato rolls

 

My wife and I recently bought a house so we’ve been living on a tight budget, but slowly trying to explore some restaurants near us. Tonight we went out to try this flatbread pizza restaurant and when I got there I saw that they served the “impossible burger”. To my knowledge it’s one of the only spots in Massachusetts that has it. There is a chain here that serves it but they use it for a meatball sub.

I had never gotten to try it at all though so I went for it and it was really really good. I almost felt guilty eating it. It’s pricey but if you’re looking to treat yourself, I highly recommend it. Can’t believe it’s plant based.

 

I second the praise of The Impossible Burger. So good. Much better than The Beyond Burger in my opinion.

 

Haven't had either. Have had the "Beast Burger" which is pretty dang good imo.

 

Abe's muffins are pretty good