Vegan
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I've been vegan about 10 years now and I never eat this kind of stuff. I think its helpful as a transition food if this is the kind of things you are eating but at this point in my life I eat mostly unprocessed mostly desi style food.
Is processed food healthier if vegan. Sure, but just slightly, you shouldn't eat it if you want to be healthy. Anyway, here are 10 great vegan processed foods you should try.
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Kind of a stupid question IMO.
People should stop asking these questions, the answer should always be that if you care about health you shouldn't compare hamburgers, you should eat actually healthy things like a salad or whole wheat, tofu, etc.
And yes, vegan burgers are "healthier" in the same way as getting shot in the leg is healthier then getting shot in the chest.
And I am a vegan and agree that there should be awareness around the health benefits of it, just stop thinking that by eating vegan burgers you made some sort of step towards a healthy diet.
Absolutely. I'm not a vegan myself, but I eat and prepare vegan meals quite often, and, in general, the "fake meat" category is terrible in both taste, texture, and nutrition quality. Vegetables/legumes have great flavor and texture possibilities without masquerading as meat.
That's great for you, and it's also fine to want to eat fake meats, I just think that people are fooling them selves thinking that because it's "healthier" it means that they are actually inproving their diet in a meaningful way.