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Are their any vegans or someone with vegan knowledge on here who can help me with;
A nice tasting alternative to cheese?
Online/ local to Bristol vegan supermarkets etc,
Thank you x |
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"Are their any vegans or someone with vegan knowledge on here who can help me with;
A nice tasting alternative to cheese?
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Google "sheesh".
That's Vegan/Lactose free.
I'm not vegan myself but...I found that.
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Redwoods Cheezely and Super Melting Cheezely.
There's a long list on the Vegan Societys website listed under vegan cheeses. It even tells you which ones for different results like melting or cream cheese equivalent.
You may end up having to order online. One advantage of vegan cheese type products is that many have a long shelf life. |
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"Theres something called tempeh. Its a cuktured soya produxt and good protein source apparently. Never tried it so cant vouch for its flavour."
Tempeh is a form of tofu and is more like an alternative to meat type proteins as opposed to milk/cheese protein. It's nice fried. |
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Apparently you should steer clear of Cashew Cheese. You make it from cashews in exactly the same way you'd make hummous and apparently, apart from being nothing like cheese, it's fucking awful. |
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"Are their any vegans or someone with vegan knowledge on here who can help me with;
A nice tasting alternative to cheese?
Online/ local to Bristol vegan supermarkets etc,
Thank you x "
My mate gets her vegan cheese off amazon  she loves it |
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I have had a browse online but just wondered if anyone had particular favourites/ types of foods to steer clear of! 