I'm going to guess this uses "meat"? Funny how vegetarians have so many options that taste and chew like meat but is made of tofu and seitan and such... why not just eat meat if you like it so much?
I believe kdub is correct. I was a vegetarian for years, and there are some strictly vegetarian restaurants (particularly Chinese, it seems) that offer vegetarian versions of meat dishes. I don't think I ever ordered them, bc the idea was too strange, and I was so well-conditioned to avoid meat on menus. But for people who miss meat but don't want to eat animals (for whatever reason; there are many), apparently it's an appealing option.
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No way! Is this for real? shaking head..apparently "vegetarian" means anything but beef.
Actually, there's also steak on that vegetarian menu. Steak is beef.
Maybe vegetarian means no seafood?
LOL
Not nice having others' food preferences forced upon you with no alternative, is it?
I'm going to guess this uses "meat"? Funny how vegetarians have so many options that taste and chew like meat but is made of tofu and seitan and such... why not just eat meat if you like it so much?
EVERYONE of those animals is a vegetarian. The menu means the meat is from a vegetarian animal...
I believe kdub is correct. I was a vegetarian for years, and there are some strictly vegetarian restaurants (particularly Chinese, it seems) that offer vegetarian versions of meat dishes. I don't think I ever ordered them, bc the idea was too strange, and I was so well-conditioned to avoid meat on menus. But for people who miss meat but don't want to eat animals (for whatever reason; there are many), apparently it's an appealing option.
I took my vegetarian daughter to a vegetarian restaurant, and she was disgusted at the number of dishes made with fake meat.
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