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Category Archives: food
Eating vegetarian and vegan at Pizza Hut in Gib …
I found this great sheet from Gib’s Pizza Hut about food allergens info. It includes whether or not food is suitable for vegetarians, vegans, and details whether food contains gluten, soya, nuts, lupin, sesame, celery, mustard, you name it. I … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, food, vegan, vegetarian, vegetarianism
Tagged allergens, Pizza hut
27 Comments
Do come to dinner :)
It’s always interesting when men write about becoming vegetarian/vegan, because it is really a soft soppy girly thing to do. Real men eat meat not quiche. At one point I was following a blog by a man who was going … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, animals, Atheism, food, humour, Religion, rescue dogs, vegan, vegetarian, vegetarianism
175 Comments
Right, said Fred, these vegetarians have to go
Roughseas, If I may. There are a growing number of vegetarians among Jewish people, especially in Israel. In Genesis, God originally gave a vegetarian diet, but modified it to allow for changing world conditions. I was vegetarian for many years … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, Atheism, food, vegan, vegetarian, vegetarianism
Tagged Jewish, Kosher, Right said Fred, Tivoli
53 Comments
Real men eat quiche ?
There is something intrinsically annoying about people’s assumptions about why people choose a vegetarian diet. Back in the UK, whenever Partner said he was vegetarian, the guaranteed question was, ‘Is that because your wife is?’ as though he didn’t have … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, dogs, feminism, food, life, thoughts, vegetarian, writing
Tagged macho, REAL men
31 Comments
Some Saturday thoughts on blogging
Another gem from WordPress. If you write a long post, you need to tag it as a long post. Not with the obvious word ‘long’ of course. You now have to tag your post using WPLongform. What is a long … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, animals, blogging, environmentalism, food, journalism, life, musings, vegan, vegetarian
Tagged WPLongform
35 Comments
You are what you eat (2)
And now it’s donkey burgers. Seriously people. Wake up. I can’t be bothered to say any more. You want to condone vicious animal cruelty and slaughter for a few bucks and a cheaper meal, go ahead. You want to eat … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, animals, consumerism, environmentalism, food, life, news, vegan, vegetarian
Tagged donkey burgers
33 Comments
You are what you eat
A short and pithy post. Honestly! Would you believe that from me? Horse meat in lasagna. I confess, I couldn’t resist writing about it. I see four issues here: 1) Hypocrisy. OK to eat cows, pigs, sheep, but not horses … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, animals, food, health, life, news, thoughts, UK, vegan
Tagged horse meat
33 Comments
That virtual dinner party
So, you are all invited to roughseas virtual New Year Party. Tomorrow say, so you can get on with your own thing on NYE. And at lunchtime too, nothing better than Sunday lunch. Shall we say, 12 noon for 1pm … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, food, gibraltar, life, vegan, vegetarian
Tagged agua de valencia, cava, new year, sacarellos
29 Comments
Entertaining
In terms of being the perfect hostess you can put me right at the bottom of the list. Not the bottom of ten or a hundred, but at least a thousand, or ten thousand. I hate the staged spectacle of … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, family, food, life, vegetarian
20 Comments
Men who can cook
And those who can – and don’t. Or to put it another way: Men who can cook, do. Men who can cook, don’t. As for men who can’t cook, they don’t either. Fortunately. With apologies to George Bernard Shaw (Man … Continue reading
Irrelevant rants
Gah!! What is it with people who are not vegetarian and think they know everything about it because they only eat chicken or fish a few days a week? I’ve been doing this for 25 years or something like that. … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, consumerism, food, gibraltar, journalism, musings, vegetarian, work
Tagged christian, greig
15 Comments
Cheese
Or, more specifically, Farmhouse Cheshire Cheese. As well as slicing up lots of dead pigs every week, the other major food item my parents sold on their market stall was cheese. Now for some reason, the tradition in my part … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, consumerism, food, life, musings, photography, thoughts, vegetarian
Tagged appleby, farmhouse cheshire cheese
26 Comments
Bacon
I can never understand what it is about bacon. It is the one thing that vegetarians are always asked – ‘Don’t you miss bacon?’ And as for Americans, they seem to be obsessed with the stuff. People on forums declare … Continue reading
I need protein – just can’t get enough.
No, no – not more protein – yet again? I thought high protein low carb diets went out – well, 30 years ago. That’s the last time I heard of anyone following one. A friend at university aged, 19/20, decided … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, food, health, musings, vegetarian
Tagged diets, high protein, low carbs, weight
25 Comments
Catering for all tastes
Having a party? Entertaining at work? Does vegetarian food even cross your mind? It should do because nine times out of ten, the vegetarian food always seems to disappear the fastest. I say this as someone who has gone to … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, food, vegan, vegetarian, work
Tagged animal rennet, catering, entertaining
25 Comments
Quorn
Fake meat? Processed food? Junk food? High protein meat-free ready meal? Fresh from the laboratory? All of those, and more. Or as the website says, a wonder food. Well, not quite, in my opinion. What is Quorn? It’s made from … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, consumerism, environmentalism, food, health, vegan, vegetarian, vegetarianism
Tagged protein, quorn
21 Comments
Let them eat cupcakes*
Am I really the only person in the world who does not have a sweet tooth? If I read one more boring blog post about delicious ‘cupcakes’ I will throw myself out of the window. OK, I won’t read the … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, animals, environment, environmentalism, food, life, musings, thoughts
Tagged cupcakes
17 Comments
Consumerism (7) – it doesn’t matter to me
The much-heralded post and the final one in the series. Perhaps the most important one too. Oh. Why? Because it is the one where you can make a difference. I was going to insert a terribly clever digression here to … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, animals, blogging, consumerism, dogs, drugs, environment, environmentalism, europe, feminism, food, life, music, news, politics, poverty, shopping, travel, vegan, vegetarian, vegetarianism, War
Tagged environment, ethical consumer, it doesn't matter to me, redgum, voting with your feet
21 Comments
Happy World Sleep Day
Honestly I despair. I have read on a couple of blogs that it is World Cancer Day so I looked it up. Apparently 4 February is World Cancer Day as designated by the World Health Organisation (WHO). So what’s with … Continue reading
Posted in animal rights, blogging, cancer, death, food, health, internet, life, musings, news, social media, vegetarian
Tagged health information, livestrong, world cancer day, world sleep day
4 Comments
I rest my case. Comment from the archives here. Even techier details here. Nothing new, incidentally, but y’all enjoy your steak and chips 🙂
Posted in animal rights, blogging, food, health, life, musings, news, vegan, vegetarian, vegetarianism
5 Comments