Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Unfortunately so many of the traditional breakfast foods are not Vegan. Luckily there are some very creative recipes to help you out. Here is a favorite one in my household.
BANANA FRENCH TOAST
2 small, very ripe bananas 1 cup plain soy milk dash cinnamon and/or nutmeg 8 slices whole wheat [...]
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This website lists whether on not certain drinks are vegan: http://www.barnivore.com You should go check that out!
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I’ve been vegan for five years and tried to be conscious of what alcohols might have been produced using gelatin, or bone char filters or contain honey. So many of the beers out there (e.g., Pabst, Amstel, Sam Adams, Mike’s Hard Lemonade, Heineken, Rolling Rock, Corona, Budweiser) are not produced using animal byproducts, as well as many liquors (e.g., Absolut, Bacardi, Jack-Daniels, Jagermeister, Jim Beam, Johnny Walker, and many Kahlua varieties) and wines (e.g., “Two Buck Chuck” Red, Yellow Tail, and many more– I’m just not a wine connoisseur) however many of the fruity wines are not vegan, like those that come in “space bags” i.e., the box wines like Franzia as well as those like Arbor Mist.
Since you like fruity drinks, just make sure they’re being made with an alcohol that you know is vegan. Below I have linked to a website that lists popular alcohol beverages and whether or not they are known to be made with animal products.
Happy drinking.
Try to just drink some juice. Ask the bartender for details. They should have some juices available for you.
Some wine and beers may contain animal products (eggs and fish) – ask to read the label on the bottle, as it will often tell you.
Otherwise, these sites may guide you:
GENERAL: http://www.tastebetter.com/features/booze
BEER: http://www.tastebetter.com/features/booze/type=beer
WINE: http://www.tastebetter.com/features/booze/type=wine
SPIRITS: http://www.tastebetter.com/features/booze/type=liquor
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Whwn you come back from Bar, you can have a glass of curd to filter out excess alcohol through your kidney. If you like the taste of juices, have some carrot juice. If you are very particular to have vegetable juice in Bar, have beetroot juice. If you like to do adventure, have small cup of bittergourd juice.
All are safe to health, except Alcohol.
Just don’t have a drink that has cow brains and milk in it and your good.