/r/JunkFoodVeg
Junk Food Vegetarians and Vegans, yes, that's a thing too.
We like greasy foods, snacks and beer. But we like them without protein from sources that had eyes at any point, if you get the hint. We pass the salad and go for the falafel with fries. Yes, we know what calories are, we just don't count them, so please take your healthy-whatever to a sub that cares.
Junk Food Vegetarians and Vegans eat ethically, unless it's unethical to binge on chips/crisps and beer once in a while, then we don't care.
Members participating in discussions are required basic understanding of manners, sarcasm and appreciation of proper munchie food.
We are body positive, comfort food oriented and guilt free about it. We've eaten our fair share of green salads, because someone else thought you can just pick the meat out, if you don't want it.
You are about to witness the strength of veg munchie knowledge.
Guidelines
... in addition to reddiquette.
DO NOT talk about calories or weight. Discussions about weight (your own or anyone else's) or counting calories do not belong here.
Avoid talks about ethics, health or weight loss diets. Avoid talking about healthy options, the ethics of palm oil, general guilt tripping or jokes about diabetes, etc. You know what these are, the stuff you don't want to hear you mom say when you're enjoying your favourite fried meal.
Processed is not a curse word. Sometimes one likes to eat up on the easiest foods, the ones we liked when we were kids or when we're feeling especially lazy. So we get prepared foods, something that's been processed so we don't have to chop/boil/cook/season/fry.
When SUBMITTING, DO include a recipe or some description in the comments of what you're posting and DO NOT spam/advertise your site/blog/channel.
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What are some good go to vegan snacks that don't try to replicate cheese or meat?
I'm doing a vegan diet, for a while. I am not sure if this is going to be a long term thing or short, but I am going to try it for 8 weeks then possibly up to 6 months to see if some health issues I have with my liver improve because visceral fat has been shown to reduce on a vegan diet at 8 weeks and 6 months in different studies on the liver.
That being said everything I run into at local vegan food places are using walnuts for chorizo or fake cheeses. I get it, I don't mind beyond meat and I don't mind the walnut chorizo and all that but I'm looking for stuff that's straight up is what it is type of food.
Right now my go-to snacks are fritos and bean dip, the other is home made guac and organic corn chips, pita and hummus.
Can anyone recommend some other potential options I can do? My meals are quite often a protein shake or french fries because I have lived on door dash and fast food for so long and due to some health stuff don't have a ton of energy or interest in cooking a lot these days.
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I ended up buying one of these for the first time. They actually weren't bad.
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My favorite
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Green bean casserole
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I found these at kroger. I actually really like them. They're one of the better brands of deli slices for vegetarians.
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Nacho cheese doritos on macaroni and cheese.
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Innovative vegeterian fusion food recipes or suggestions
Innovative vegeterian fusion food recipes or suggestions
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Tostitos Spinach Dip
Hello 👋 I am wondering 2 things,, is the tostitos spinach dip good? And can I warm it up in the microwave or is that gross? Please I need answers.
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My snack!
Here’s my snack after dinner.
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Review of the vegan nacho cheese sauce at Taco Bell (short video)
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Homemade Vegan Mozzarella Sticks 🌱
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Celebrating Junk Food
Today was #NationalJunkFoodDay. What’s your guilty junk food pleasure? Mine’s potato chips, of any kind. 😋
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Buona’s at-home Italian Beef kit (made with Upton’s seitan) and giardiniera
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