Subway now selling vegan subs in the UK

That doesn't look pescatarian or vegan to me!

Some of Tesco vegan meals and products include:

• Wicked Kitchen Thai Curry
• Wicked Kitchen Nana's Mushroom Bolognese
• Wicked Kitchen Smokin' Pasta And Amaze Balls
• Wicked Kitchen Gunpowder Potato And Chana Masala
• Wicked Kitchen BBQ Mushroom Pizza
• Wicked Kitchen Caponata Pizza
• Wicked Kitchen Sweet Potato Pakora Wrap

• Wicked Kitchen Red Velvet Brownie
• Wicked Kitchen Pineapple Dream Cake
• Tesco Finest Butternut Squash and Mushroom Wellington
• Oumph! Kebab Spiced
• Pulled Oumph!
• Oumph! The Chunk
• Bol Thai Coconut Curry Pot
• Bol Mediterranean Roasted Vegetable Pot
• Bol Keralan Coconut Curry
• Tesco Free From Toffee And Vanilla Cones
• Perfect World Caramel And Pecan Ice Cream

You can also find Tesco vegan ice-cream and other brands including the vegan Ben & Jerry's range and Booja Booja ice-cream.

Source: https://www.plantbasednews.org/learn/veganism-vegans-uk

I drank milk in the dairy shed in the 70's and 80's at Glastonbury festival and the taste was amazing. Nothing added but I suppose it could have been dangerous, I'm not sure.

Do you not touch fish dried or otherwise?

I am thinking of being pescatarian......

i'm off to visit my vegan friend today. see what shes suffering with this time.

She may notice the pimples you have from the animal fats in your bigmac's

Can you be both a pescatarian and a vegan?

Sounds a bit fishy to me!

No, it is not possible to be both at the same time.

https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/future-...diet-the-grocer-research-shows/565771.article

she did tell me vegan means not just what she eats--it also means no animal products--like leather shoes or furniture.

Yes, that could be right for some vegans but on a practical standpoint, IMO, would becoming vegan mean breaking up furniture that was already in your home because of a new food regime? I could not afford to throw furniture out with a growing family and living under the constraints that most of us have to accept and struggle through.

Everything can be taken to the nth degree but I suppose we all draw a line where we feel comfortable, on a moral standpoint.
I suppose I am not as vegan as your friend is.
I have to collect KFC for the family but I couldn't tell my wife and kids that what they are eating is wrong. I set the rules for myself and put the chicken nuggets on my wife or kids' plates.

There is such a wide choice of meat-free foods these days that I hope the rest of the family will enjoy as time goes on.
I still make omelettes for my wife's breakfast....

personally i think if being vegan proves to be benificial for you--then go for it. i prefer a diet that includes meat, and fish to a limited extent. i think i have a balanced diet--and have no worries about it.

It even affects beer.

No frothing pints of handpumped Tim Taylors Landlord real ale allowed for @aposhark

yep--i used to make a lot of wines and beer--and used chitin finings--made from crushed up crab etc shells

they would be hard to digest, shoes or furniture.