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Do angry vegans turn you against going vegan?

Eh? The mezes of the eastern med have loads of veg only dishes where the vegetables are treated with love. Northern Africa the same. if you've ever had Italian banqueting food you'll know that many of the courses will be vegetable only dishes. What about the middle East?

I'm not saying these are predominately vegetarian cultures but they are cuisines that have fantastic vegetarian dishes not because of a veg or vegan thing (though sometimes it is) its just because the dish doesn't need meat. Its just that in the UK (and Northern and Eastern Europe in general tbf) veg is so often something that is added to a dish as an afterthought rather than the dish being about the veg. I think more meat eaters would eat more vege dishes if they knew how to make great veg only food, you only have to see the success of the vege street food vendors throughout London.
Yes, that's true here too, there's all sorts of street food and trad dishes that have no meat so you can get a very good meal even right out in the sticks.
 
That's just what you're ordering though. I just took a quick look at the first 3 Ethiopian restaurant menus that came up on Tripadvisor and all have substantial meat sections.

Not sure what your point is - you'll also see substantial meat sections in most Lebanese restaurants.
The difference with some cuisines is that imo they're not a 'second fiddle' to the meat dishes.
 
No...I just have it in the car for emergencies....not specifically for a vegan invitation to dinner..lol
What constitutes a cheese emergency? I mean, I love cheese, but I've never jonesed for it so much I've had to keep it handy. I can always wait till I get home
 
What constitutes a cheese emergency? I mean, I love cheese, but I've never jonesed for it so much I've had to keep it handy. I can always wait till I get home

Well say the car breaks down 2 hours from home. And I'm in the middle of nowhere. And I'm waiting for the AA. It's nice to be able to tuck into a cracker with cheese.
 
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