Vegan Clothes/Food.?

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Is cotton vegan or no? cause i cant figure it out.

and isnt veggie burgers vegan?

i just want to know.

and is there any products such as milk,eggs,cheese, etc. that comes as vegan?

if so can you tell me where?

thank you so much! (:

Answer 1

Vegans only cant eat or wear animals cottons ok i think veggie burgers have cheese if not ok and all the products you listed vegan's can not eat i hope that helped maybe a little???

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Answer 2

cotton is a plant with little cotton balls for picking.

Answer 3

Cotton comes from a tree, so it's definitely vegan. Veggie burgers are also vegan. I'm not sure about eggs being vegan but they do have vegan milk and cheese.

Answer 4

Cotton is vegan, especially organic. Most veggie burgers are vegan, but you have to check. They add cheese and egg whites sometimes. You can buy soy/rice milk, no eggs, vegan cheese (slices, chunks), Tofutti sour cream and cream cheese are wonderful. Smart Balance Light margarine is vegan

I buy most everything at the regular supermarket- they're getting much better. Just become a fanatic label-reader.

Answer 5

1. Cotton is vegan, it comes from a plant.

2. Veggie burgers *can* be vegan, buy vegan ones at a health foods store. Check the label carefully.

3. Vegan alternatives to milk: rice, soya, oat, or hemp 'milks'.

Soy milk is by far the most popular dairy free alternative to dairy milk. You can also buy vegan 'cheese'.

4. Health foods shops usually have these products. Some supermarket stores have them too.

Hope this helps. :)

Answer 6

Boca makes some good vegan burgers. Whole foods has ALOT of good vegan food :)

Answer 7

Cotton comes from a plant, therefore it's vegan.  Wool, leather and fur are NOT vegan.

Some veggieburgers are vegan and some aren't.  The vegan ones will usually say so on the package.  However, it's always a good idea to check the ingredients.

Soy milk and soy cheese is vegan.  Again, just check the ingredients.  Both of these are found in most grocery stores.

Answer 8

Cotton is vegan to me..

Not all veggie burgers are vegan..look for ones that have the "V" on it and say vegan.

Soy milk, rice milk, almond milk, and hemp milk are genrerally vegan. Some soy and rice cheeses are vegan--check the label. As for eggs, the closest I've ever come to a vegan egg, was just eating Tofu the way I would with eggs.

You can get those foods at Trader Joe's and Whole Foods. If you don't have those by you, check a local health food store or the "Healthy" asile at your supermarket.

Answer 9

cotton is vegan ... it's a plant.

the other stuff: don't care.

Answer 10

Cotton is fine. It's a plant.

Veggie burgers ARE vegan.

Milk, cheese, eggs are NOT vegan - if you are trying to be vegetarian, then that's fine, but vegans do not eat anything that came from a living animal - that means NO meat OR dairy, like butter, eggs, cheese, milk, nothing.

Gotta read the labels.

Answer 11

veggie burgers, check the ingredients and label.

yes cotton is vegan. it's a plant.

milk, eggs, cheese: no. by definition, not vegan.

Answer 12

Cotton is vegan.  Leather, wool, fur, and silk are not.

Veggie burgers are not always vegan.  You have to check the ingredients for milk and eggs.

They have plenty of milk alternatives such as:  soy milk, rice milk, almond milk, and others.

There is soy cheese and rice cheese.  

Eggs can be replaced at breakfast with tofu scramble and it can be replaced in recipes by using applesauce, cornstarch and other things.

I get my soy milk, soy cheese, and cornstarch at my local grocery store.  Most grocery stores at least have soy milk.

Answer 13

on the back of quorn food packets i says if there foods are vegetarian or vegan but thats just quorn

It may say on www.peta.org

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Is cotton vegan or no? cause i cant figure it out.

and isnt veggie burgers vegan?

i just want to know.

and is there any products such as milk,eggs,cheese, etc. that comes as vegan?

if so can you tell me where?

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Cotton comes from a plant, therefore it's vegan. Wool, leather and fur are NOT vegan.

Some veggieburgers are vegan and some aren't. The vegan ones will usually say so on the package. However, it's always a good idea to check the ingredients.

Soy milk and soy cheese is vegan. Again, just check the ingredients. Both of these are found in most grocery stores.

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Vegan is having NO animal by products. So technically you cant have any milk cheese, or cotton however you can do it will still keeping the vegan spirit.

Vegans avoid by products because the animals are treated badly. Logically speaking if a sheep is treated good and its wool is taken in a way that doesnt bother the sheep than the product made from it would still ahve the vegan spriit. The same is true of dairy prodcuts. However it is very hard to find a company that does this. The legal definations that deal with animal humanity are rigged in the favor of the companies. A company can treat its animals very badly and still call itself human or free range (the exactl legal definition of free range is 30 minutes a week of free range activity)

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Cotton is vegan. Leather, wool, fur, and silk are not.

Veggie burgers are not always vegan. You have to check the ingredients for milk and eggs.

They have plenty of milk alternatives such as: soy milk, rice milk, almond milk, and others.

There is soy cheese and rice cheese.

Eggs can be replaced at breakfast with tofu scramble and it can be replaced in recipes by using applesauce, cornstarch and other things.

I get my soy milk, soy cheese, and cornstarch at my local grocery store. Most grocery stores at least have soy milk.

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Boca makes some good vegan burgers. Whole foods has ALOT of good vegan food :)

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Cotton is vegan to me..

Not all veggie burgers are vegan..look for ones that have the "V" on it and say vegan.

Soy milk, rice milk, almond milk, and hemp milk are genrerally vegan. Some soy and rice cheeses are vegan--check the label. As for eggs, the closest I've ever come to a vegan egg, was just eating Tofu the way I would with eggs.

You can get those foods at Trader Joe's and Whole Foods. If you don't have those by you, check a local health food store or the "Healthy" asile at your supermarket.

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1. Cotton is vegan, it comes from a plant.

2. Veggie burgers *can* be vegan, buy vegan ones at a health foods store. Check the label carefully.

3. Vegan alternatives to milk: rice, soya, oat, or hemp 'milks'.

Soy milk is by far the most popular dairy free alternative to dairy milk. You can also buy vegan 'cheese'.

4. Health foods shops usually have these products. Some supermarket stores have them too.

Hope this helps. :)

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Vegans only cant eat or wear animals cottons ok i think veggie burgers have cheese if not ok and all the products you listed vegan's can not eat i hope that helped maybe a little???

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Cotton is fine. It's a plant.

Veggie burgers ARE vegan.

Milk, cheese, eggs are NOT vegan - if you are trying to be vegetarian, then that's fine, but vegans do not eat anything that came from a living animal - that means NO meat OR dairy, like butter, eggs, cheese, milk, nothing.

Gotta read the labels.

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on the back of quorn food packets i says if there foods are vegetarian or vegan but thats just quorn

It may say on www.peta.org

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Cotton comes from a tree, so it's definitely vegan. Veggie burgers are also vegan. I'm not sure about eggs being vegan but they do have vegan milk and cheese.

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cotton is a plant with little cotton balls for picking.

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veggie burgers, check the ingredients and label.

yes cotton is vegan. it's a plant.

milk, eggs, cheese: no. by definition, not vegan.

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cotton is vegan ... it's a plant.

the other stuff: don't care.

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Answer 15

Vegan is having NO animal by products.  So technically you cant have any milk cheese, or cotton however you can do it will still keeping the vegan spirit.

Vegans avoid by products because the animals are treated badly.  Logically speaking if a sheep is treated good and its wool is taken in a way that doesnt bother the sheep than the product made from it would still ahve the vegan spriit.  The same is true of dairy prodcuts.  However it is very hard to find a company that does this.  The legal definations that deal with animal humanity are rigged in the favor of the companies.  A company can treat its animals very badly and still call itself human or free range (the exactl legal definition of free range is 30 minutes a week of free range activity)