vegan
- adjective
- /ˈviːɡən/
- He always chooses vegan options at restaurants to ensure his meals are free from any animal products.
- vegetarian or vegan
And I decided to go vegan and this is another thing.
- And I decided to go vegan and this is another thing.
- mean and rude, but they're they're going all vegan so fine,
- Mellow is all vegan, cruelty free, paraben free.
- It's also non-GMO, vegan, free of gluten, dairy and soy.
- And at the time I was like gluten free, vegan, and that's hard, very difficult.
- And then afterwards, like someone's making great vegan pancakes on the griddle.
- But they I realized that the vegan diet was a little.
- Yeah, but you will hear people say, oh, I tried vegan food and it was just bad.
- Calorie smart keto protein plus vegan veggie you choose.
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Since Aimee is vegan, I knew that City Landing would be the perfect place to go.
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So instead we're going to be doing a vegan fast food taste test.
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I have been following Susan for years and have been vegan for 12 years.
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Everyone wants the best vegan mac and cheese in the entire world... seriously.
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Oh yeah, some vegan chicken pieces and peas.
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I'm just having a vegan Curry dish.
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So these are handmade products with vegan ingredients.
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After only 2 days on the new vegan, oil-free diet, I felt better and more energetic.
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The Vegan Word features vegan recipes, restaurant reviews, travel tips, and more for vegans.
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I am 75, and for health issues, I have been learning the low-fat vegan lifestyle for several months.
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How Vegan
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Etymology
The word vegan as an adjective comes from the same origin: it was made in 1944 from vegetarian to mark a stricter diet. That is why vegan food or products mean they contain 'no animal products'.