Vegan but NOT an animal lover, AMA!

Saw the title and I was like "It's gotta be @Obolinda innit?"

What's your favourite colour?

Have you tried any decent vegan chocolate?
I’m not vegan, but don’t have dairy products and literally cannot find any nice chocolate which was the hardest thing for me to give up

Have you tried any decent vegan chocolate?
I’m not vegan, but don’t have dairy products and literally cannot find any nice chocolate which was the hardest thing for me to give up

Get a vego chocolate bar.

Not really a sweet tooth!

I forgot, sorry! I prefer the ones you get ready-made at the shops like Tesco.

Ah so I’m guessing you’ve never had Lotus Biscoff spread?? If not you’re missing out hun

eww, it looks disgusting, cookies are yuck.

Have you tried any decent vegan chocolate?
I’m not vegan, but don’t have dairy products and literally cannot find any nice chocolate which was the hardest thing for me to give up

I really like the sainsbury's non-dairy chocolate bars, they're not too expensive either

I really like the sainsbury's non-dairy chocolate bars, they're not too expensive either

This! They're really yummy

Had them and thought they tasted like sugar with margarine, couldn't taste any chocolate. Tasted like really cheap advent calander chocolate.

Had them and thought they tasted like sugar with margarine, couldn't taste any chocolate. Tasted like really cheap advent calander chocolate.

Nothing wrong with cheap advent calendar chocolate!

Can honey, eggs or dairy ever be ethical?

Interesting question, thx. Since I'm opposed the exploitation and commodification of animals, I'm inclined to say no(mostly!).

Let's assume they treat the animals impeccably.
If we don't artificially inseminate cows and allow them to naturally breed, but keep them for their milk(while allowing the calf to have a sufficient amount), I would still consider it wrong by virtue you would be commodifying and exploiting the cow for our benefit. If milk drips and is accidentally collected in a container - don't really see the problem. Now, if we don't have chickens that selectively breed chickens to lay an unhealthy amount of eggs. Then, we don't immediately kill the male hens, keeping a hen for the eggs is commodification. Although if a hen abandons an unfertilised egg in the grass, would have no problem with it.

Don't really know about honey, bit unsure.

what is ur view on breast milk?

That it is produced for human babies and is healthy for baby.

what about get ur hubby to suck ur tits for a drink instead of going to the kitche in the middle of the night