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April 18, 2010

katherine – possible vegan fail

April 18, 2010 - katherine. Tags: Uncategorized

breakfast: Rice Krispies with soymilk; coffee

Trident orange gum. I wasn’t thinking… does anyone know if it is vegan? On the Trident website FAQ page, it says Trident gum is not kosher, so this isn’t looking good…

Second piece of evidence, from this site:

“Lindsay, July 27th, 2005, 15:13
Trident is vegan. I emailed the company about the glycerin and they said it’s vegetable based.

EDIT: The glycerin is vegetable based, but it contains casein.”

lunch: beer pancakes with Earth Balance and Maple Syrup (see “Fluffy Beer Pancakes” recipe on recipe page); fried slices of wild mushroom pilaf from Twin Oaks; homemade mango sorbet (champagne mangoes, simple syrup, and lime)

dinner: more pancakes! Some like above (Earth Balance + maple syrup); one with roasted red pepper+eggplant spread and green olive salsa; one with vegan cheese, green olive salsa, and Sriracha. Is this weird?

Gorges smoked porter and Coldfront amber ale from Ithaca Brewery (vegan according to employees at the Ithaca Brewery store); tortilla chips

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marcy's comment:
April 19, 2010 at 9:58 pm

nah

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emily's reply:
April 19th, 2010 at 10:17 pm

i think it’s a little weird

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emily's comment:
April 19, 2010 at 10:18 pm

it’s the cheese. i’m gonna try that pancake recipe though, they look amazing

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katherine's reply:
April 19th, 2010 at 10:32 pm

I do think the cheese looks weird atop a stack of pancakes. It looked and tasted less weird on just one pancake, which is how I ate it.

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