can vegans eat these?

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do vegans eat honey, pasta , bread? what is pasta made of? and bread has milk in it and yeast that contains egg right?... but some vegans eat it

Answer 1

Yeast doesn't contain egg... vegans can eat products with yeast in it. Vegans typically do not eat honey because honey is made by bees and counts as an animal product. Vegans can eat pasta as long as it isn't egg pasta (most pastas have only 2 ingredients - Durum Semolina and Water).

Some breads are vegan, others are not. You have to read ingredients labels. Typically breads don't have milk but I've seen honey and whey powder in bread, so it's best to read the labels.

Answer 2

Can Vegans Eat Pasta

Answer 3

Vegan people CHOOSE not to eat any product that comes from an animal, including honey.

Most dry pastas do not contain egg and are vegan.

Most breads are not vegan for many reasons but most artisan breads such as French, sourdough, ciabatta, pugliese and many others are vegan if they are made by a local or independent bakery.

Most breads do not contain egg but contain some of the following non-vegan ingredients: milk, whey, honey, sodium stearoyl lactylate, L-cysteine, mono and diglycerides and a few others.

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can vegans eat these?
do vegans eat honey, pasta , bread? what is pasta made of? and bread has milk in it and yeast that contains egg right?... but some vegans eat it

Answer 5

Vegans do not eat honey.

Provided the pasta and bread have no hidden animal ingredients (l-cysteine is typically made of human hair--ewww), they are suitable for vegans.

Yeast and eggs have nothing to do with each other. Yeast is suitable for vegans, but some avoid it for health reasons.

Answer 6

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Not to say that isn't a bad way to treat the bees, but the reason for colony collapse is a mite. It decimated wild bee populations in Europe before moving to N. America. There are virtually no wild honeybees left in either continent now - just the domesticated ones that get their hives treated for the mite. As for the ethical issues at hand in this situation, it would be very difficult to find out how a particular crop was pollinated. Therefore, a person would have to have an extremely and unhealthily limited diet to avoid crops pollinated by exploited bees, or to grow his/her own food which is not feasible for many people. I think a better solution to this problem would be to spread publicity about it and urge farmers to treat their pollinating bees more carefully and to make stricter regulations about it. Also, I don't really know much about how they are treated in transport but I would think they wouldn't be too roughed around since they would be very valuable if there are so few bees available that they have to be shipped all over the country.

Answer 7

Yeast is a fungus and has no egg in it, some breads have egg in them. Alot of 'Sainsbury's' bread in England is suitable for vegans but you have to check individual labels. The same is true of dried pastas some have egg in , sainsbury's free from corn pasta is vegan, honey is not vegan as it comes from an animal as do eggs, milk, wax, cheese.

Answer 8

It depends on how strict they are. I know vegans don't eat honey but bread doesn't have milk and most vegans eat it. Yeast is a microorganism, it has nothing to do with eggs. Some pasta have eggs but most don't and vegans eat them. Pasta are usually made of flour and water.

Answer 9

Actually, it's production of honey--or the theft of honey and the killing of bees in the winter--that is responsible. Bees will pollinate plants, with or without human intervention. The honey they make is their food, not for us. As vegans, we strive to reduce animal suffering, knowing it's absolutely impossible to avoid it completely, short of living in a cave--although then folks like you would probably accuse us of evicting, oh, I don't know, a bat or something. Besides, the animals on whose bodies omnis dine eat plants pollinated by bees, so they're killing even MORE animals.

Answer 10

*sigh*

Vegans CAN eat anything they want. They choose not to eat animal products.

Vegans don't eat honey.
Vegans eat vegan-friendly pasta and bread.

Learn how to read ingredient panels instead of trying to "catch" us doing wrong. You'll only end up looking like a fool.