SC - Fw: [Trimaris] Meat in a can (no, it's not aboutlistmeat)

[Elaine Koogler]

My understanding is that "vegan" applies to those who will not eat anything that
contains any animal product, including cheese, milk, butter or eggs.  I believe
that those who will eat the above are referred to as ova-lactoid or something
along those lines....

Kiri (who is hoping she won't be laughed at because she can't remember the eact
term...even though she has several friends who are this type of vegetarian)

Aldyth at aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 4/15/00 7:31:04 PM !!!First Boot!!!, sudnserv5 at netway.com
> writes:
>
> <<   Also how vegan is vegan?  I have had people say that are vegan &
>  they can or can't eat cheese; can or can't eat any Milk product; can or
>  can't eat eggs; can or can't eat fish; even one person who objected to
>  Honey as an animal by product.  There fore this challenge:  tell me a
>  complete period feast of 3 removes with at least 2 courses per remove that
>  would not have any dishes objectional to any vegan person. >>
>
> It takes all kinds.  I have the people who say they are vegans, but will eat
> chicken or fish.  I would tend to think that being a strict vegetarian (after
> looking in vegetarian cookbooks) implies vegetables only.  No animal fat or
> animal byproduct. No milk, cheese, eggs, butter.  There are all kinds.  I
> would expect that  it would be hard to do a completely vegan course that is
> cuisine period.  I will do some looking and see what I come up with.
>
> Aldyth
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