While we grow this group, I wanted to share my other favorite groups. IRL, i’ve associated with PETA and DxE, but preferred smaller local groups (working with sanctuaries or school clubs). Also, check out “VegFests” if you are in the US for incredible food options.
Online, I found my favorite vegan social group is r/VeganCircleJerk. They have a discord with a heavy leftist influence and mods ban reactionaries. Also, they are very socially progressive. If you’re wondering, r/vegan kisses too much corporate ass in my opinion.
I only have to remove eggs from breakfast and milk products from Indian food so it should be very easy.
I just found this recipe using pumpkin seed to make scrambled egg and I thought I’d pass it on to you.
I’m going to try and find pumpkin seed meal where I live because I want to mix all the ingredients together and have a jar of powered “egg” sitting in my pantry for convenience.
holy fuck ball hair trimmers exist?
Lol this was my major takeaway from the video too.
Capitalism, you’ve done it again!
Hey, just checking in! How has the transition been going?
Had to put some yogurt in hummus because I didn’t have tahini but apart from that I haven’t had other animal products in four days.
Just a tip from a fellow non-vegan: it’s easier to transition if you pick off bits at a time, like learning to replace your milk with soy milk and so on.
If you know that you love eggs for breakfast in the morning then try out some scrambled tofu as a replacement. If that’s 90% of your egg consumption then that’s going to make a bigger difference than hesitating and resisting bigger changes.
Also “black salt” from an Indian grocer will give your vegan eggs a slightly sulphurous oomph that is hard to beat.
If you want to open your eyes to the possibilities of where vegan food can be taken to, check out Sauce Stache on youtube - there’s lots of good stuff there.