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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]If I invite you, your family digestive and food issues are not my problem.[/b] If you can't eat what I cooked either stay home or bring your own.

My sister is a strict vegetarian. We aren't. She brings her own food because she knows I won't fix anything special for her. My friend had a gastric bypass. Everything I cooked she'd say I can't eat that. I quit inviting her.[/quote]

What a very rude attitude. I wouldn't want to be a guest in your house, knowing you think that, regardless of my issues or lack thereof, because you're rude and clearly don't want to do anything to accomodate your guests. I guess you don't have many friends.

BTW, there's no such thing as a strict vegetarian. There are vegetarians, and there are people who eat meat and/or fish. Talking about a strict vegetarian makes about as much sense as talking about a strict virgin. You're an ignoramus besides being rude.[/quote]

Manners aside, the first PP is correct technically. A strict vegetarian is another term for vegan.

Signed, an ovo-lacto vegetarian.[/quote]

That's not another term for vegan. "Strict vegetarian" is used to describe someone who won't eat anything with broth or other meat products, not just the meat itself. Some vegetarians don't care if someone throws some chicken broth into a recipe = not a strict vegetarian. Avoiding that dish = strict vegetarian.[/quote]

If someone claims to not eat meat but then eats broth or other meat products, they're not a vegetarian at all.  Just like if someone eats fish, they're not a vegetarian.[/quote]

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