I was at Whole Foods and guess what I saw...
VEGAN MARSHMALLOWS!!!!!!
Oh boy Oh boy Oh boy Oh boy Oh boy Oh boy Oh boy
I've never had a marshmallow in my life because I can't eat any food that involves a death of an animal. Now, I can try a marshmallow! Yes!
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You've never seen a marshmallow???
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CheeseMunchy wrote:
You've never seen a marshmallow???
Of course I've seen a marshmallow!
I haven't ate one yet...
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undefeatedgames wrote:
CheeseMunchy wrote:
You've never seen a marshmallow???
Of course I've seen a marshmallow!
I haven't ate one yet...
:OOOO
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Why are you a vegan?
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Erm, vegan means that you won't eat anything which relies on animals, not anything which comes from a dead animal. Last time I checked, cows are alive when they're milked.
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my-chemical-romance wrote:
Erm, vegan means that you won't eat anything which relies on animals, not anything which comes from a dead animal. Last time I checked, cows are alive when they're milked.
"Veganism is the practice of eliminating the use of animal products. Ethical vegans reject the commodity status of animals and the use of animal products for any purpose, while dietary vegans or strict vegetarians eliminate them from their diet only."
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my-chemical-romance wrote:
Erm, vegan means that you won't eat anything which relies on animals, not anything which comes from a dead animal. Last time I checked, cows are alive when they're milked.
Yeah, but I've never heard of vegetarian marshmallows. These are the very first marshmallows I've seen that I can eat.
And I'm not a vegan, I'm a vegetarian that doesn't eat eggs.
I can have pizza, and cheese. I LOVE CHEESE.
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undefeatedgames wrote:
my-chemical-romance wrote:
Erm, vegan means that you won't eat anything which relies on animals, not anything which comes from a dead animal. Last time I checked, cows are alive when they're milked.
Yeah, but I've never heard of vegetarian marshmallows. These are the very first marshmallows I've seen that I can eat.
And I'm not a vegan, I'm a vegetarian that doesn't eat eggs.
I can have pizza, and cheese. I LOVE CHEESE.
Ah, and why?
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stevetheipad wrote:
undefeatedgames wrote:
my-chemical-romance wrote:
Erm, vegan means that you won't eat anything which relies on animals, not anything which comes from a dead animal. Last time I checked, cows are alive when they're milked.
Yeah, but I've never heard of vegetarian marshmallows. These are the very first marshmallows I've seen that I can eat.
And I'm not a vegan, I'm a vegetarian that doesn't eat eggs.
I can have pizza, and cheese. I LOVE CHEESE.Ah, and why?
Maybe he thinks it's morally more right? If I was a vegetarian then I probably wouldn't eat eggs considering what they are.
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stevetheipad wrote:
undefeatedgames wrote:
my-chemical-romance wrote:
Erm, vegan means that you won't eat anything which relies on animals, not anything which comes from a dead animal. Last time I checked, cows are alive when they're milked.
Yeah, but I've never heard of vegetarian marshmallows. These are the very first marshmallows I've seen that I can eat.
And I'm not a vegan, I'm a vegetarian that doesn't eat eggs.
I can have pizza, and cheese. I LOVE CHEESE.Ah, and why?
Religion
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You're a vegetarian?! Me too!
I've always wanted to try marshmallows, but I didn't think vegetarian-friendly ones existed
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I thought marshmallows were just sugar and corn syrup...?
Edit: Oh right and gelatin never mind
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Are marshmallows not vegetarian? I'VE BEEN TRICKED!
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scimonster wrote:
Are marshmallows not vegetarian? I'VE BEEN TRICKED!
No, they're not. They contain gelatin
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RedRocker227 wrote:
You're a vegetarian?! Me too!
I've always wanted to try marshmallows, but I didn't think vegetarian-friendly ones existed
Cool!
Yeah, Whole Foods has some, if you want to buy any.
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GASP. YOUUU MUUST TRRRY ONE. i can not live with out marshmellos. In fact.... i had a marshmello whip incedent, phew.... he almost lost a finger. Good times, good times.
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undefeatedgames wrote:
RedRocker227 wrote:
You're a vegetarian?! Me too!
I've always wanted to try marshmallows, but I didn't think vegetarian-friendly ones existedCool!
Yeah, Whole Foods has some, if you want to buy any.
Too bad the nearest Whole Foods is thousands of miles away.
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undefeatedgames wrote:
RedRocker227 wrote:
You're a vegetarian?! Me too!
I've always wanted to try marshmallows, but I didn't think vegetarian-friendly ones existedCool!
Yeah, Whole Foods has some, if you want to buy any.
Is that only in US? Because I've never heard of it
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RedRocker227 wrote:
undefeatedgames wrote:
RedRocker227 wrote:
You're a vegetarian?! Me too!
I've always wanted to try marshmallows, but I didn't think vegetarian-friendly ones existedCool!
Yeah, Whole Foods has some, if you want to buy any.Is that only in US? Because I've never heard of it
Yeah
But in the UK they have them at Scrumptious Sweets in Peterborough and at Ethical-Treats in Worcs.
And they can ship too
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JJROCKER wrote:
Awesome How were they?
Haven't tried them yet
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veggieman001 wrote:
stevetheipad wrote:
undefeatedgames wrote:
Yeah, but I've never heard of vegetarian marshmallows. These are the very first marshmallows I've seen that I can eat.
And I'm not a vegan, I'm a vegetarian that doesn't eat eggs.
I can have pizza, and cheese. I LOVE CHEESE.Ah, and why?
Maybe he thinks it's morally more right? If I was a vegetarian then I probably wouldn't eat eggs considering what they are.
I doubt milk is much better. I mean, it's not like the eggs will hatch.
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luiysia wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
stevetheipad wrote:
Ah, and why?Maybe he thinks it's morally more right? If I was a vegetarian then I probably wouldn't eat eggs considering what they are.
I doubt milk is much better. I mean, it's not like the eggs will hatch.
The the meat will come back to life if we don't eat it, then?
Vegetarians don't eat meat either:
1. So people stop making meat or make less meat, or
2. So they don't feel the guilt of eating an animal.
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