Your Favourite Vegan Alternatives

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

If you couldn’t eat cheese for example or have a real burger when you fancied it you’d likely find yourself wondering if that ‘Camamvert’ is worth a try

I found knowing it can kill you stopped the cravings very quickly.

But I am like a kid in a sweet shop in a fully vegan cafe.

 

[SandwichShortOfAPicnic]

I found knowing it can kill you stopped the cravings very quickly.

But I am like a kid in a sweet shop in a fully vegan cafe.

Totally understand that.
One son has anaphylactic allergies and I view those things like the enemy!

I have before now said WHA???!!!!! It's really all gluten free???!??????!!!!!
I'll have some of everything please

 

[karadekoolaid]

If you couldn’t eat cheese for example or have a real burger when you fancied it you’d likely find yourself wondering if that ‘Camamvert’ is worth a try

If at some stage of my life I'd given up cheese and burgers, then absolutely correct. However, as I said, I never did (nor had to) so probably the craving has never existed. Still, I'm making a not to buy some when next in the US.
I did have a friend here in Caracas who made vegan cheese, however. Very impressive.

 

[DesertMan]

Here, in Israel, we have that vegan burger, I think it is one of the best I've tried.

 

[SandwichShortOfAPicnic]

I have to put this in. It generally has quite a short date on it so watch out for that and it is expensive so falls into ‘treat’ category but I love it. Even Mr SSOAP who is not a huge fan of vegan cheese likes it a lot, he even asked for it the other day.
I should point out though that whilst the flavours all there it does not look like the pic on the front, it’s not mottled blue, it’s white with the one or two dark streaks in it. Quite a few complaints about that!