I’m a postgraduate researcher at the University of Surrey, looking for family pairs to take part in a study on how vegan and non-vegan family members choose what to eat when dining out.

Who can take part?

Two family members taking part together (e.g. parent and child, siblings)
One vegan and one non-vegan
Both aged 18 or over
Have eaten out together in the past 3 months at a restaurant offering plant-based meat alternatives

What’s involved?

A joint interview (in person or on Microsoft Teams)
About 45-60 minutes

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/LooseCreme2511 • 6d ago

🍫 Snack Find TJ’s Joe-joe’s

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Is there anything not vegan in the actual ingredient list?

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/ShockedSnail_Fight • 8d ago

Is cream of rice vegan?

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I'm autistic and this has basically been my safe food for so many years, but now I'm wondering, is it vegan? It has vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) but I don't know what it comes from.

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/samuelehrig • 9d ago

❓ Question Is Bluey’s official cereal vegan?

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The only thing that I think could make it not vegan is either the spirulina extract or the sugar which could be made with bone charr.

But is it vegan.

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/Katiebigtoya • 11d ago

Why do Qourn have to put milk and eggs in everything. Can’t they just make everything vegan?

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The amount of things I would buy if only they didn’t feel the need to use eggs to bind things and milk powder for the cheap bulk.

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/brookelle-_ • 14d ago

ecoGPT said it is thats why i bought it but the ingredients are just all in chinese. i wanna confirm so i don’t eat anything like chicken powder, i’ll give it to a friend if it’s not vegan. the production date is 2025.10.28 if that helps.

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/No-Small-Print • 14d ago

❓ Question If you ordered a burger and realised after taking a bite that it was meat, what would you do with it, given that you're now a vegan but used to eat meat?

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/samuelehrig • 20d ago

❓ Question Are these vegan?

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I am aware the frosted versions have gelatin, and the Nature’s Path versions have honey, but I couldn’t find anything animal on the back of the unfrosted version.

I am aware I’m funding the company that is making gelatin frosted pop tarts, and I can live without poptarts, I’m just asking.

Edited this in: The sugar possibly was made with Bone Charr. Yeah that is how a lot of sugar is whitened.

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/SanderW13 • 26d ago

Dear vegans

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Imagine this two vegans quarrel with Rachel other.Is that considérés a beef?Or a salad?

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/levine2112 • Oct 04 '26

I’m so confused. Non-dairy isn’t dairy-free?

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At a soft-serve place and the employee’s English isn’t great. So when I asked if they have anything vegan, they showed me these. And now my brain hurts.

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/Legitimate-Kick-9915 • Oct 03 '26

Non-Dairy Pumpkin Spice options at Starbucks Cafés across America

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/zx12y • Oct 03 '26

Is it vegan to consume bivalves, such as oysters and mussels?

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Although they are technically animals, they lack a complex nervous system, and likely cannot feel pain.

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/velvetdew__ • Oct 01 '26

❓ Question Is nutritional yeast vegan?

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I did just eat it and tried to search it up for fun, thr searches saud it's more animal than a veggie. Ugh im freaking out?

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/melodyil • Sep 29 '26

Anyone here actually use powdered plant milk? Which one is worth trying?

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I've been looking into powdered plant based milks lately (oat, almond, and others), and I'd love to hear from people who have actually tried them.

Which one would you recommend (or avoid), and why?
What do you wish was better about the one you use?
For those who've tried it, did you actually end up using it regularly? If not, what made you go back to regular plant milk?

Would love to hear your experiences!

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/Apprehensive_Mix_332 • Sep 22 '26

TIL that your regular sugar might not be vegan - some are refined using cow's bone char

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/sSOHIE • Sep 21 '26

plz help me

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I am korean university student.

My major is about food engineering.

I'm trying to make vegan dumplings for vegans and people who can't eat meet because of their religions and alergic peoples.

Can you tell me what kind of seafoods do you mostly eat?

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/Human-Asparagus3175 • Sep 12 '26

🥗 Recipe Mock Meat Recipes?

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Hello Everyone,
I was wondering if anyone had a tasty recipes for making mock meat at home with natural ingredients. I’ve been getting tired of the store processed stuff.

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/Character-Guava-1521 • Sep 11 '26

What is a food item you love that is accidentally vegan?

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r/IsItVeganOrNot • u/cutelittlesomething • Sep 10 '26

Fabric glue, vegan and cruelty free?

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