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Topic	Vegans: "Please accommodate my diet at your parties/events."
codey 01/21/20 2:18:02 PM #51:	Coastal_elite posted... 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? What's hard to understand? If it's clean, it's clean. BK isn't going to clean their entire cooking surface for one burger, so the patties run the risk of coming into contact with bits of chicken and beef. --- *runs out of topic naked* <cite>codey posted [p:933278019] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>Coastal_elite posted... </cite> <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> What's hard to understand? If it's clean, it's clean. BK isn't going to clean their entire cooking surface for one burger, so the patties run the risk of coming into contact with bits of chicken and beef. --- runs out of topic naked </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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