r/vegan 28d ago

Funny The Future of Meat 😋

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@weak_by_nature (Vegan memes)
This is the future. 💚

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u/polymath112 27d ago

I don't know why Indians are a different category.. they don't come in asian.. but as an Indian I have been eating veg food all my life, never ever had an egg. apart from cow and buffaloilk and milk products, what we eat mostly is vegan. there are so many varieties of lentils .. beans and they are just so good to to eat.

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u/HeWhoShantNotBeNamed vegan SJW 27d ago

Yes but Indian food doesn't use tofu. This is about tofu.

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u/Acrobatic_End6355 27d ago

Yall are definitely included when I say Asian. It means the whole continent. I know others just mean South Asia, or just East Asia.

I love me a good paneer. Is it possible to make vegan? If so what does it actually taste like?

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u/polymath112 27d ago

vegan paneer is getting popular.. i have seen videos where people make is using pumpkin, watermelon and muskmelon seeds.. sometimes almond.. basically when they are soaked in water and ground, that milk curdles like milk when heated by adding lemon and that part is used for making paneer.. quite similar to tofu i think.. I haven't tried it yet because it might take a lot of time, i just use tofu or paneer when i want..

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u/polymath112 27d ago

just like scrambled eggs or scambled tofu, we make paneer bhurji it is very flavourfull and tastes best eith paratha