Varsovie se transforme en paradis pour les véganes
"Varsaw turned into a vegans paradise".
They argue Varsaw is the third best city in the world for vegans.
maybe "claim"Varsovie se transforme en paradis pour les véganes
"Varsaw turned into a vegans paradise".
They argue Varsaw is the third best city in the world for vegans.
Maybe meat in the cities which rank best is expensive relative to non meat food. Hence, that ranking.maybe "claim"Varsovie se transforme en paradis pour les véganes
"Varsaw turned into a vegans paradise".
They argue Varsaw is the third best city in the world for vegans.
behind LA and Berlin they say
It seems surprising to me, but I've got no evidence either way
According to what the bartender then said, was hamburger() overloaded?I had a vegan hamburger at a metal gig few months back. It was very tasty (the hamburger().
Hamburgers! The cornerstone of any nutritious breakfastAccording to what the bartender then said, was hamburger() overloaded?I had a vegan hamburger at a metal gig few months back. It was very tasty (the hamburger().
It's true. Warsaw has lots of great vegan restaurants.Varsovie se transforme en paradis pour les véganes
"Varsaw turned into a vegans paradise".
They argue Varsaw is the third best city in the world for vegans.
The only time I desire vegan options in regular restaurants is when I am forced to attend a team lunch and have to order something.they seem to be using "vegan restaurants" as the metric. I'm vegetarian not vegan, but I don't necessarily want vegetarian restaurants, I want some vegetarian choices on the menu at regular restaurants
Not really. You've got at least two vegan burger brands. Apart from that, I've been to at least five full-vegan restaurants last year (I don't enter the spots with just vegan options, because the smell of milk makes me feel sick and I'm not going to support the horrific animal cruelty and pollution generator the dairy industry is with what I eat). You also have full-vegan confectioneries and ice-cream shops.Exaggerated. There're three at most four good vegan restaurants in Warsaw. You may find some excellent Polish, French, Georgian and Nepali reastaurants in Warsaw, the vegan cuisine is reduced to vegan burgers.
That's a laudable but short-sighted strategy that will prolong the cruelty and pollution it purports to prevent. To the extent that vegans boycott restaurants that are not 100% vegan, such restaurants will avoid offering vegan options that expose non-vegans to the diet. Rather than marginalize meat & diary consumption, the boycott strategy helps marginalize veganism.....(I don't enter the spots with just vegan options, because the smell of milk makes me feel sick and I'm not going to support the horrific animal cruelty and pollution generator the dairy industry is with what I eat)....
That's some scenario, but in fact the opposite happens. More and more mixed restaurants go clean. Besides, non-vegans are inferior vegans, so I'd preferably not let them in vegan restaurants, let alone care what they "feel".That's a laudable but short-sighted strategy that will prolong the cruelty and pollution it purports to prevent. To the extent that vegans boycott restaurants that are not 100% vegan, such restaurants will avoid offering vegan options that expose non-vegans to the diet. Rather than marginalize meat & diary consumption, the boycott strategy helps marginalize veganism.....(I don't enter the spots with just vegan options, because the smell of milk makes me feel sick and I'm not going to support the horrific animal cruelty and pollution generator the dairy industry is with what I eat)....