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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not a lot of help on this thread so far. Many many people in the world are vegetarian and do just fine. Trying to convince someone who wants to eliminate meat that it's totes fine is really gross.

It sounds like youre doing good so far! I think you may just have to experiment with more cuisines and dishes. A pp mentioned indian food - so much rich flavor that you dont miss the meat. Instead of just beans, look at mushrooms, lentils and crumbled tofu (very similar texture to ground meat). I'm not vegetarian and I have a moroccan lentil/orzo/chickpea stew recipe that is to die for. https://netcookingtalk.com/forums/threads/moroccan-lentil-and-chickpea-soup-cooks-illustrated.28868/

[b]I have a vegan friend who posted a meme that said "Non vegans think we miss bacon and chicken, no what we miss is the amazon rainforest, coral reefs and animals". I think that's a good way to look at it.[/b] [/quote]

This is the sort of sanctimonious twattery that makes people hate vegans  :roll: [/quote]
I think vegans are plenty tired of hearing "But but dont you miss BACON?!?!?!" 
This response sounds fine to me. [/quote]

There are annoying vegetarians and vegans. There are also annoying omnivores who take it personally that people make different choices than them. I’ve encountered a lot of them throughout my life. One of the most annoying (as in, couldn’t pass up an opportunity to try to bring it up and challenge my beliefs or even mock what I was eating) later became a vegetarian himself. Maybe it was his guilty conscience talking for all those years. [/quote]

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