Smoked Tofoo - Absolutely loved it. Made a sauce with tomato and paprika and a few assorted veg. Gorgeous. This will become a regular.
My son's vegetarian Lasagne - Best meal I've had in ages. Hoping he does it again soon.
Vegan Burgers and Sausages from the Iceland range - The landlord at one of our regular haunts got these in for us. They aren't on the menu, but he said he'd get them if ever we phoned ahead. Surprisingly good. Something else we'll be having again.
Almond milk - sorry, couldn't get on with this. The taste was weird and it has a funny smell like sawdust. I've got half a carton left and don't want to waste it, but it'll take an amazing turnaround in the second half for me to buy this again.
@Stig try making your own Almond milk it's a million times better than the stuff they sell in the shops, really easy to make too.
Interesting idea Stu, but for me I think it would have to be significantly different not just better. Plus, I struggle to find the time to make essentials like ale, without wasting time on fripperies like milk
@Stig try making your own Almond milk it's a million times better than the stuff they sell in the shops, really easy to make too.
Interesting idea Stu, but for me I think it would have to be significantly different not just better. Plus, I struggle to find the time to make essentials like ale, without wasting time on fripperies like milk
I only recently started as my wife has had to give up milk whilst breastfeeding, I certainly prefer real milk still especially in my coffee.
I've recently been trying to be more self sufficient food wise due to the quality of stuff here, so far I've mastered various breads/bagels, cakes, jams, smoked salmon and a few other bits and bobs, it's turning into a hobby.
I'm doing my first batch of bacon tomorrow, but best not mention that on this thread
Stig - Steve Irwin was a committed conservationist and animal lover, who probably did more to advance the public's awareness of animals and conservation than the entirety of Peta's membership, past and present. Peta decided to use a Google doodle celebrating his life to completely ignore his efforts.
Peta really, really are not good people and they are not friends of conservationists or of animals.
My vegan nieces came to stay the other week. I took them to a vegan restaurant in Folkestone called Dr Legumes. Excellent food and their oatmilk cappuccino was the best coffee I've had in years. It was a genuine eye opener.
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I mean these days fish comes already wrapped in plastic.
Smoked Tofoo - Absolutely loved it. Made a sauce with tomato and paprika and a few assorted veg. Gorgeous. This will become a regular.
My son's vegetarian Lasagne - Best meal I've had in ages. Hoping he does it again soon.
Vegan Burgers and Sausages from the Iceland range - The landlord at one of our regular haunts got these in for us. They aren't on the menu, but he said he'd get them if ever we phoned ahead. Surprisingly good. Something else we'll be having again.
Almond milk - sorry, couldn't get on with this. The taste was weird and it has a funny smell like sawdust. I've got half a carton left and don't want to waste it, but it'll take an amazing turnaround in the second half for me to buy this again.
Every day is a school day.
I had had no idea that almonds had tits.
You've never heard the term "almond milkers" then?
I've recently been trying to be more self sufficient food wise due to the quality of stuff here, so far I've mastered various breads/bagels, cakes, jams, smoked salmon and a few other bits and bobs, it's turning into a hobby.
I'm doing my first batch of bacon tomorrow, but best not mention that on this thread
Cheesed off: Dairy industry tells vegan firm to drop the word 'cheese'.
[Edit - Am I up for a whoosh or have I missed something]
Peta really, really are not good people and they are not friends of conservationists or of animals.