On Feb 9, 9:30?am, ImStillMags wrote:
1. If you "go vegan" you pretty much have to cut out all meat and
dairy. Otherwise you're not really "going vegan." Now if Bittman wants
to know why Oprah is not advocating "going Pollan," that's a different
question.
2. Meat substitutes have a long honorable history, for Buddhists in
particular. The switch from meat is easier when the food you're eating
has the same mouthfeel and heartiness as what you're giving up. My
newly vegetarian niece satisfied her meat cravings with frozen
Morningstar Farms products.
I don't eat enough dairy to really feel a lack.
1. If you "go vegan" you pretty much have to cut out all meat and
dairy. Otherwise you're not really "going vegan." Now if Bittman wants
to know why Oprah is not advocating "going Pollan," that's a different
question.
2. Meat substitutes have a long honorable history, for Buddhists in
particular. The switch from meat is easier when the food you're eating
has the same mouthfeel and heartiness as what you're giving up. My
newly vegetarian niece satisfied her meat cravings with frozen
Morningstar Farms products.
I don't eat enough dairy to really feel a lack.