Walking The Walk

[poliphilo]

A couple of days ago I did a post about veganism.

"The future norm" I called it.

And ever since then Myself has been kicking me in the shins and going "So are you going to walk the walk?"

Yesterday Joachim Phoenix was kicking me in the shins too, standing on the South Bank with Tower Bridge behind him, telling us he's been a vegan since he was a toddler.

And so today is going to be about walking up and down supermarket aisles, looking at vegan products and asking myself which of them I can bear to eat.

Breakfast is what bothers me most. Is there such a thing as a vegan croissant? Well, we shall find out...

Comments

[cmcmck]

Problem you're going to face is that all too many so called 'vegans' are eating highly processed crap full of salt and sugar with ridiculous numbers of food miles (just like all too many others really).

Vegan food also has certain dietary lacks that you need to allow for- veggie food doesn't have those lacks.

As a veggie wot can cook,I don't rely on such things. Vegans (particularly vegan males) still need that lesson the female of the species is still trying to teach after all these centuries- learn to cook!

[poliphilo]

We're not going to buy the processed crap. We check the sugar content of anything we eat. Salt I'm less bothered about.

Most of what we eat is home-cooked. Ailz is something of an expert on nutrition; she'll keep us straight.