#vegan items

[anjanahalo]

Potential DPxDC Prompt x3

In between their graduation from high school and the start of their college careers, Tucker and Danny collaborate on a small podcast where they mostly chitchatted about various topics from "Is a hotdog a sandwich?" to "Why the Justice League sucks." That last one upped their viewership, but most of that died off when the next three episodes were titled "The Best Eats in Nowhere, Illinois," where they trolled through Elmerton and Amity Park for the various chain and local restaurants, eating at and rating them with a very qualitative, subjective, and nonsensical scale, until they get to the Nasty Burger. The Nasty Burger gets an episode all to itself, describing the lore of how the "T" in the original "Tasty" fell off, the sign got tagged with an "N," and how, after it took years for the owners to fix the sign, they officially renamed the place "The Nasty Burger" because that's what everyone called it, even changing the menu and marketing that had stubbornly stuck to Tasty Burger all those years. (Tucker shows off his vintage Tasty Burger shirt as a flex of his loyalty). They order and eat every food item in one sitting (even the vegan ones), and rate Nasty Burger 20/10, the best local burger place you can find. After the drop off that came from reviewing places like "The Lucky Sombrero Irish Pub and Taquería," they didn't expect the clapback they got from the most unexpected place: Gotham, New Jersey. A small but very robust group of Gothamites were calling bullshit on the review, daring them to come to Gotham for their own local burger chain, The Batburger. Tucker and Danny sense a great challenge and a new episode idea, and Sam agrees to fund the trip when they declare the vegan options at the Batburger were far superior ("I funeded the separate grill myself at Nasty! Bet they cook their bean burgers in beef grease.") Of course, she's also coming along. So Tucker, Sam, and Danny hit the road with a teaser that they're taking up the challenge and coming to Gotham, and they'd be proving these uppity commentators WRONG. Meanwhile, The Batclan are a bit shocked to realize that their comments actually motivated the hosts of one of their favorite dumb podcasts, which appeared on their radar after the "JL sucks" episode, to visit Gotham. Wouldn't it be hilarious if they tracked them down and got to see their reactions in person?

[detentiontrack]

I think I might go back to being vegetarian. I don’t like most meat products I’ve tried and I honestly prefer the vegetarian meat substitutes

[doctorcrusher]

this is not even a post admonishing people not to wear fur/leather but I think the complete inability to comprehend a moral view of the world that would lead someone to refuse to wear the skin of an animal that was killed and flayed on ethical grounds is like. an astonishing failure of theory of mind.

[a-walking-fandom-reference]

literally killing and stabbing i hate when vegetarian/vegan companies become sell outs to make their food more appetizing to meat eaters bro you just lost tons of loyal customers great job!!

[hyperfixatinglove]

You could actually argue how Frank's game is advocating to go vegan since the whole zombie outbreak happened because people consumed so much meat the researchers ''accidentally'' made zombies when they tried to mass-produce cattle & Santa Cabeza happened leading to events of the first game. Dead Rising said go vegan in 2006 <3 I doubt Frank would be able to look at meat the same way after the events of first game anyhow, so vegan Frank canon

Also in OTR there's entire achievement if you don't consume dairy nor meat and alcohol until military arrives so more credit

[eraserheadadult]

i had a really good beet burger the other day but all i could think about while eating was like.uh. ingredience

[wildzero1999]

"that cows still dead" and u giving money to the people who killed it ensures another will die tomorrow! 😁

[irlsimpsons]

Don't Have a Cow, Man! Shirt: Teepublic, Etsy, Redbubble

[tomkeirblyth]

For every annoying vegan there’s an equally as aggressive and annoying carnivore.

[jvzebel-x]

🦋

[cervidaedalus]

I'm dating a vegan despite my opposition to the lifestyle or aspects of it, but it's also made me realize that veganism essentially just being a Fad Diet- thus making it marketable- has oddly resulted in a lot, A LOT more options for people who can't consume dairy, or have texture issues with real meat (like some ASD people do). The same thing happened when "gluten free" was trendy. Celiac's folks and other gluten allergies suddenly had entire grocery aisles dedicated to their dietary needs. Nowadays you don't just have a few dairy-free milks and basic sliced cheeses, there's also entire sections of the dairy and frozen aisles dedicated to "plant-based" alternatives. Some companies (like Ben & Jerry's) make almost their entire catalogue with dairy-free alternatives, and in urban and suburban areas you have more entirely vegan restaurants. Say what you will about the laundry list of totally valid criticisms of veganism, or the extremely loud, racist and ableist aggressive minority of vegans who attack indigenous folks and people who need meat for health reasons. Those are all still 100% true, critical flaws and shouldn't be ignored. But you really gotta love how in Capitalist Hellscape where companies don't like making things for minority groups, people with dietary restrictions due to health conditions (or in some cases, religion) are now indirectly "marketable" thanks to people who don't need these diets for health reasons hopping on board with veganism and gluten free diets.

[cruelsister-moved2]

when ur like the average westerner's level of meat consumption is utterly unsustainable, for the earth, for their body, for supply chains, etc and then some internet addicted leftist is always like what about people who are allergic to mushrooms?? oh so youre saying we should all wear pleather??? ummm but [something bad that happened in the production of a vegetable]??? ok and? sorry but claiming that a minority of people are entitled to huge amounts of deforestation, pollution, energy, water, human labour etc in order to consume in a day the amount of meat everyone else eats in a month is not a left wing idea?

[bravelittleocelot]

*sees a post complaining that vegan replacements are made of oil and soy*

Wow you're right.......

*throws out all my oil and promptly burns my stir fry* FUCK

[jedi-bird]

How to piss off my side of the family in one easy picture. Instead of going to a barbecue or even cooking one ourselves, we decided to have a late afternoon tea. My side of the family, if I cared enough to send this pic, would be furious. "That's not how you celebrate independence day!" It's not like there's a lot to celebrate, this year and many before it. And besides, it's just fun to do different things. My in-laws would probably just laugh and remind us that we could have gone to their party and that they'll send over a food package later.

[twistedtwinsproductions]

Vegan long lasting, utterly killer American Mary Anniversary makeup available individually or as a full set. Great gift for a friend even if that friend is you! 💋 Get ‘em here - https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/SoskaSistersShop?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=1009854696&page=1#items #AmericanMary #makeup #vegan https://www.instagram.com/p/CnIHi1wvgTIPjfRm8wsPv1uqoZSX4nla0NYy4o0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[newmusicbreakthru]

Today's Top Recipe...Rainbow rice paper rolls with tofu peanut dipping sauce...

Today's Top Recipe...Rainbow rice paper rolls with tofu peanut dipping sauce... Yummy Yum!!

By Katrina Woodman These pretty rice paper rolls are packed with fresh flavors and served with a simple peanut sauce with a tofu twist. Health Score* HIGH 386 calories per serve Allergens: The recipe may contain groundnut, gluten, wheat, and soybean. 17 Ingredients 2 Method Steps 12 round 22cm rice paper wrappers 2 avocados, thinly sliced 24 fresh coriander sprigs 24 large fresh mint…