As a vegan I don't understand you guys. The thought of eating meat disgusts me and eating food that imitates the dead flesh of an animal is equally disgusting. I want my vegetables to taste like vegetables. When I eat a veggie burger I want to taste the ingredients such as black beans or portobello, not injected with chemicals to taste like beef. There is even a burger now that is pink and bleeds red when you cook it. Wtf? If you want your food to bleed then why not cook up a steak? Vegans, why not just eat meat if you like it so much?

I bought two split chicken breasts, in separate packages within days before the selling date and put them in the freezer. I thawed them out today and removed the skin. One of the breasts meat was a nice healthy pink, and the other s was a light tan or beige color. I didn t notice any odors or slime. Do you think the tan one is ok?

Best answer: Chicken Tenders Large Fries and Orange Juice and don't forget the ketchup

Best answer: I'm brining a chicken right now. Then I'll rub an herb mixture under the skin and roast it in the oven over a bed of par-cooked veggies. This picture is the veggies ready to go https://www.instagram.com/p/BaVIml0FgjF/?hl=en&taken-by=donutsnomore

Best answer: Absolutely not. In fact, the food industry is pushing so much chemicals, poison, and GMOs into food nowadays, that grocery stores have practically become like the testing grounds. Society is being experimented on, in some form or another. You can't even trust labels all the time.

I made some plain white rice last night but left it out (with a lid) overnight and all day today. I ate kind of a lot of it just now and my stomach feels kind of weird is that me getting sick from the rice????? how likely is it that I ll throw up

I've been vegan for about 5 months now and yesterday I ate meat for the first time since becoming vegan. I smoked weed and got the munchies and I completely forgot about my diet so I went to mcdonalds and ate 3 cheeseburger. I feel so guilty, useless and immoral. If you're vegan, have you cheated your diet before? How did you feel about it? How can I make myself feel better? Would you think that I'm a bad person?

Best answer: I have been a vegetarian for like 16 years and have tried quite a few.

I'm not sure its fair to put tofu in the vegetarian meat category. but it's my answer, and I can if I want to. 🎶🎵🎶

Tofu is the best. It's simply coagulated soymilk. (like cheese is fermented cow's milk) so maybe it would be more accurate to call it vegetarian cheese. but its used a lot like meat is. An ingredient in Stir Fries, salads, and soups. (just like chicken). It's not that expensive, and it's super healthy. it's versatile: Baked tofu, Crispy tofu, fried tofu, marinated tofu, scrambled tofu, Tofu in your ramen, tofu in your salad.

Coming in second place is grain meats. It's an Asian technique for turning grain into something meat-like. It actually is just gluten. The traditional version is called Seitan. I don't really like seitan. but there is an American company called Field Roast that has Americanized the product. I really like their Apple Sage Sausages. They make a whole lot of other products. November and December they make Holliday Roasts. They are pretty good, too.

Patties. Most of these are not that healthy. They tend to use TVP which I have mixed feelings about. But my favorite is Dr. Praegers. If you look at the ingredients, its just regular food, like peas and beans and such. Amy's is a good product. I think their ingredients are always organic and more natural. They don't use Hexene when they make their TVPs. And last summer I had my first Beast Burger at a BBQ. I thought it was pretty good.

Hot dogs. I think I've tried them all and they are all various types of awful. But.... you take a hot dog, tast a bun, put spicy mustard and fresh sour krout on it, and turn on the ballgame and you don't even notice. Especially with beer and potato chips alongside.

Oh, my local grocer now sells some packages of Jack Fruit that are somehow flavored. I think you are supposed to use them to make sandwiches. I've only tried one and I liked it.