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Topic	Vegans: "Please accommodate my diet at your parties/events."
Coastal_elite 01/21/20 2:12:55 PM #46:	codey posted... If you cook on the same surface as meat without cleaning it, it's not vegetarian anymore because. That's common sense, what's hard to understand? so it's like a religion? Like, what if you're cooking on a certified vegan, fair trade, non-GMO grill blessed in a ritual using patchouille juice and burning incense by Wai Lana and then accidentally someone dropped a sausage for 2 seconds on the lower right corner of the grill and all of the veggie patties are in the upper-left corner, is the whole batch spoiled? What if the grill was used for burgers last week but it was washed and sterilized for 5 days straight, can it be used now? Is there a "one drop rule" for meat? <cite>Coastal_elite posted [p:933277789] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>codey posted... </cite> <quote>If you cook on the same surface as meat without cleaning it, it's not vegetarian anymore because. That's common sense, what's hard to understand?</quote> so it's like a religion? Like, what if you're cooking on a certified vegan, fair trade, non-GMO grill blessed in a ritual using patchouille juice and burning incense by Wai Lana and then accidentally someone dropped a sausage for 2 seconds on the lower right corner of the grill and all of the veggie patties are in the upper-left corner, is the whole batch spoiled? What if the grill was used for burgers last week but it was washed and sterilized for 5 days straight, can it be used now? Is there a "one drop rule" for meat? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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