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silence_kit posted:What do you all do when traveling? Animal based products are a big part of the local cuisine in almost every culture around the world. Can you give an example of some places you have traveled to where you think this might be the case? There are pretty large parts of India where your statement isn't even true. I don't travel that often but I have always found something to eat. Sometimes it's just a little more difficult than others and you might just have to eat a salad or something. The term "vegan" might not be known to some people so it's easier to ask if things have meat or dairy individually. Punjabi cooking is historically known to use a lot of butter, and even in an Punjabi restaurant in India I was able to find several non salad things to eat. How are u posted:From personal experience with people adhering to veganism or a pescatarian diet, it varies wildly. I know a pescatarian who will never eat meat at home, but works with people in marginalized communities in which meat dishes are cultural and traditional touchstones, and they'll absolutely eat the meat dish if they're being offered it by those people because it would be very rude to pass on hospitality from people who have so little. They're also more open to trying meat dishes from other cultures when traveling, to an extent. It's odd to compare someone working in an environment with marginalized people, to someone not working in that environment. AnimeIsTrash fucked around with this message at 20:31 on Aug 30, 2022 |
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