Wagamama vegan protein food

I disagree with the latter, that the whole group of 6 would change to suit one person.
It's an horrific group of people if the try and force a vegan to go somewhere they can't eat?

I have never been in a group where we haven't gone to the place that's best for any vegetarian or vegan in the group.
 
It's an horrific group of people if the try and force a vegan to go somewhere they can't eat?

I have never been in a group where we haven't gone to the place that's best for any vegetarian or vegan in the group.
TBF I wouldn’t expect people to choose the “best” vegetarian/vegan restaurant just for me but I don’t think I’ve been to one that doesn’t have options in recent memory.
 
I can't really imagine any group choosing to eat somewhere that, they knew, wouldn't cater to all of their group's dietary requirements.

To do otherwise seems a bit sociopathic, to me...
 
I do need to get into tofu more.
This is one of my go to for Tofu
I pimp it up by cooking red onion, garlic and tomato purée before adding the sauce. Then add frozen peas towards the end.

 
This is one of my go to for Tofu
I pimp it up by cooking red onion, garlic and tomato purée before adding the sauce. Then add frozen peas towards the end.

I'll try that. Looks interesting...
 
It seems amusing anyone complaining about choice at restaurants when over a million kids in the uk live in abject poverty and miss at least one meal per day.

I am not keen on waggamammas vegan or otherwise though my wife and daughter like it.
 
It's an horrific group of people if the try and force a vegan to go somewhere they can't eat?

I have never been in a group where we haven't gone to the place that's best for any vegetarian or vegan in the group.
Correct, but I never said anything about forcing one person to eat where they can't. You've made that part up yourself. I'd be surprised if all restaurants don't have a vegan/veg option.
 
Correct, but I never said anything about forcing one person to eat where they can't. You've made that part up yourself. I'd be surprised if all restaurants don't have a vegan/veg option.
There's having a vegan option and there's having a vegan option. Times are gone where the only option is a s***y salad or burger with no vegan cheese.
 
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I don't like vegan stuff but I must admit I've never tried it....apart from eggs !
I know you are having a laugh fella but many do say your first bit😏

Here’s a translation

I don’t like - onion, carrots, tomatoes, mushrooms, onion, chilli, cauli, celeriac, broccoli, spuds, chips, peas, beans, soups, bananas, apples,, strawberrie…….
 
I know you are having a laugh fella but many do say your first bit😏

Here’s a translation

I don’t like - onion, carrots, tomatoes, mushrooms, onion, chilli, cauli, celeriac, broccoli, spuds, chips, peas, beans, soups, bananas, apples,, strawberrie…….
I am happy eating vegan food when it is just proper food like that cooked from scratch. I've not had many meat substitutes that are good though. Quite like tofu if it is done right (crispy, not slimy). When my wife stopped eating dairy we bought some vegan cheese to make a pizza. When I opened the pack it smelled like a bag of quavers. I love quavers but as cheese it was horrible and is so obviously not cheese that we didn't even finish it.
 
I must confess to losing it with a friend's younger relative who berated me repeatedly for eating meat. I eventually told them when they'd been vegetarian for more than 20 years they'd earned the right to speak to me about diet. I still do enjoy vegetarian and vegan meals when I dine out. I never planned to return to meat, but had to for medical reasons and I love it now, especially pork chops and beef cheeks and ohhh the wonder of rabbit.
 
I must confess to losing it with a friend's younger relative who berated me repeatedly for eating meat. I eventually told them when they'd been vegetarian for more than 20 years they'd earned the right to speak to me about diet. I still do enjoy vegetarian and vegan meals when I dine out. I never planned to return to meat, but had to for medical reasons and I love it now, especially pork chops and beef cheeks and ohhh the wonder of rabbit.
Why would you need to eat meat for medical reasons?
 
I am happy eating vegan food when it is just proper food like that cooked from scratch. I've not had many meat substitutes that are good though. Quite like tofu if it is done right (crispy, not slimy). When my wife stopped eating dairy we bought some vegan cheese to make a pizza. When I opened the pack it smelled like a bag of quavers. I love quavers but as cheese it was horrible and is so obviously not cheese that we didn't even finish it.
Vegan cheese isn’t great unless it’s buried in something.

I’m quite into Gro pizzas, they’re perfectly palatable anyway. Nowhere near as good as real pizza of course, but I can cope.
 
I am happy eating vegan food when it is just proper food like that cooked from scratch. I've not had many meat substitutes that are good though. Quite like tofu if it is done right (crispy, not slimy). When my wife stopped eating dairy we bought some vegan cheese to make a pizza. When I opened the pack it smelled like a bag of quavers. I love quavers but as cheese it was horrible and is so obviously not cheese that we didn't even finish it.

Have you tried making your own Seitan food?
Made four fantastic steaks the other week - its so simple and super tasty.
Doing them again this Sunday

If you do them make at least 6 from the recipe (they do expand when you make them) - they eat a bit better that 4 large ones

 
Have you tried making your own Seitan food?
Made four fantastic steaks the other week - its so simple and super tasty.
Doing them again this Sunday

If you do them make at least 6 from the recipe (they do expand when you make them) - they eat a bit better that 4 large ones

They sound great. I'll maybe have a go myself at the weekend.
 
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