Vegan wild camping

[Toddy]

True, true I ought to have made a point of excluding them from the general boringness. Jain's are vegetarian, and their food is amazingly tasty and varied. Funnily enough so is much African food…..but not many African veggie restaurants around

The Indian restaurants use ghee though, and that's not acceptable for Vegans, or vegetarians who are dairy intolerant, and other restaurants use chicken stock, and that's not acceptable for either vegetarian or vegan folks. Also, none of us are particularly happy eating in restaurants that cook meat anyway. Pots spatter y'know ?

M

 

[crosslandkelly]

I guess living where I do has me spoiled for choice, 8 vegetarian Indian restaurants, 2 SE Asian vegan restaurants and 2 vegetarian pizza parlours. You'd never go hungry round here. As to the camping aspect though, dehydrating your own meals would seem the easiest option.

 

[Countryman]

Personally never had a vege dish that would not have been improved with the addition of Bacon.

Sorry. Hmm bacon


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[Toddy]

Totally kills the appetite for the rest of the household if I cook bacon for HWMBLT. The smell just

M

 

[rik_uk3]

Personally never had a vege dish that would not have been improved with the addition of Bacon.

Sorry. Hmm bacon


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Agreed, bacon, meat fat, butter...wonderful stuff I had fried eggs and baked beans on buttered toast with four rashers of smoked streaky bacon for brunch and it beats the heck out of the gruel the vegan types eat.

 

[Countryman]

So I have to admit that I have previously "cured" a vegetarian friend. She came over for a bit of a cry about a boyfriend and tucked into a bottle of my Sloe Vodka. She had a surprising appetite for it and I seem to remember we may have done more than one.

Next morning I had the bacon craving and surprisingly so did she. Never went back.

So Mary, I think the cure to meat aversion is Sloe Vodka. I'm prepared to undertake some kind of double blind test next Bushmoot but someone's going to have to drink undiluted Ribena all night in the test group.


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[Toddy]

It's the classic urban myth 'Cure' a Vegetarian with fried dead pig.

We're not ill, your taste buds are cannibalisitic.

If we find small bones and aren't sure if we're looking at neonate or chicken…..I do mean small bones, ribs, etc., then simply put one into a microwave for thirty seconds. If it's bird it'll smell like chicken. If it's a foetus, it'll smell like bacon.
…..and that's no urban myth.

Thankfully nowadays we have really, really cheap and available scientific testing methods

Y'can keep the sloe vodka, I make my own but I'm honestly happy to just enjoy the hot ribena


M

 

[rik_uk3]

Ribena and a stiff shot of white rum added is nice, a nice drink for after a beef dinner, or lamb for that matter.

 

[Countryman]

Mary in the karmic way of things you balance my carnivorous tendencies.

Cannibalistic! Not on a first date.




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[Toddy]

We need balance, we really do

M

 

[Tengu]

Thanks, Toddy, that is stuff I really need to know...

 

[Toddy]

Well, thankfully not nowadays you don't and I doubt that it was ever done very often, tbh.

I do know one archaeologist who swore it was the reason that she was Vegan though.

M

 

[Tengu]

Oh, I eat plenty, I dont need to eat the finds...