Veganism

Sun chips Original are not vegan. They have the ingredient SUGAR. This is not vegan

that meat is high in cholesterol

Ask the vegan if all the ingredients are ok; make sure none of the ingredients come from animals.

Yes, it is a petrochemical.

Vegans do not believe in eating anything that comes from an animal, including meat, milk, eggs, and often honey. Many vegans do not believe in harming animals for any reason, including for clothing (wool, down, and leather) or for entertainment (circuses and zoos).

Any holiday can be vegan if the food served is checked or ordered accordingly.

Holiday resorts and tours which offer exclusively vegan foods.

Vegans do not eat anything that has come from an animal. Veganism is a type of diet.

Pagans follow a spiritual or religious pathway which is nature-based. Paganism is a type of spirituality.

A Pagan may also be a vegan, and vice versa, but the two are entirely different things.

Yes, many brands of baked beans are vegan. Just check the label.

There are many who believe being vegetarian is healthier than eating meats.

'Do no harm'

It's tough to be gluten free AND vegan but "health food" or Asian restaurants are good. Just avoid tempura, egg rolls, wontons, and wheat noodles. Vegan sushi, or rice/veggie/tofu combos are often gluten free. Sometimes Mexican food (I typically order veggie tacos w/corn tortillas) will do; Indian food if you avoid bread can also work (ask server about ingredients as dairy is often in Indian food). Salad bars give you some vegan/gluten free options, and even the most carnivorous restaurants often have potatoes/salad (I know, where's the protein?) as "side dishes".

In general, a diet based on (gluten free) whole grains, veggies, nuts and seeds, and beans will suffice. Check out macrobiotic cuisine!

No but if you have spare broccoli you may want to throw it under the bed or in your closet.

It depends on which desert. I survived for 10 years as a vegan in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona. There are plenty of grocery stores and farmers' markets. There is an all-vegan restaurant, Lovin' Spoonfuls, in Tucson, and another, Green, in Tempe.

There is the obvious , like beef, pork, chicken, goat, fish, and lamb. Other non-vegan products that come from animals are milk, eggs, and cheese. Similary, many chocolates and candies are not vegan as they contain milk and/ or gelatin in them. Honey is often not considered to be vegan, as it comes from bees. (Although not all vegans follow this.) Gelatin is made using animal products, so read the ingredients to make sure - Jell-O, most candies. Obvious animal products like fur, leather, wool and feathers are not vegan. Silk is not vegan as it comes from silk worms.

Since Converse were bougth out by Nike I've read that the glue that they use is not vegan. Most Macbeth shoes, however are vegan - they look similar to Chuck Taylor's.

Yes, vegans eat guaya paste.

Yes.

All the Highland Creeks I see online have leather uppers, so I would say no.

Any vegetable dish that does not include animal flesh or secretions (eggs, milk, honey) is suitable for both vegans and vegetarians.

Cragganmore whiskey is generally considered vegan, as it is made from water, barley, yeast, and sometimes other grains. The production process does not typically involve animal-derived ingredients. However, some whiskeys may use fining agents or have traces of animal products during the filtration process, so it's always best to check for specific brand practices or certifications if strict veganism is a concern.

* Chips * Rice * Potatoes * Pasta

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The most common form of artificial butter flavor is a chemical called diacetyl. It is not an animal product.