The
question I always get asked is “As a vegan can you still eat out?”.
The answer
is yes, yes you can. A lot of big restaurant chains have now invested in making
their food more vegan friendly meaning that you don’t have to miss if you’re
going out for a birthday dinner and some sort of other event. Below I have a
list of popular restaurant chains who
you wouldn’t know service plant based foods.
Macdonald’s;
· The vegetable deluxe without mayo as
mayo contains eggs.
· The spicy veggie sandwich wrap without
mayo
· The spicy veggie wrap without mayo
· French fries
KFC;
· Fries
· Corn on the cob without butter
· House salad but house salad’s are
DEAD
Nandos;
· Homous with peri peri drizzle
· Spicy mixed olives
· Peri peri nuts
· Veggie burger, wrap and pitta without
yogurt or mayo
· Portobello mushroom and halloumi
burger without the halloumi which therefore just makes it a mushroom burger…
· Quinoa salad without feta cheese
· Mediterranean salad without feta
cheese
·
Corn on the cob
·
Garlic bread
·
Chips
·
Peri-salted chips
·
Mixed leaf salad
·
Chargrilled veg
·
Sweet potato wedges sans dip
So now lets get to pizza places, first ask whether
pizza bases are vegan, domino’s have no vegan pizza bases as the all contain dairy,
but you can still opts for wedges. Order any veggie pizza without the cheese
and you’re all good to go.
A lot of Indian and Asian places have vegan
options since they mainly eat a plant based diet, the main cuisines to be weary
of are, American, British and Italian cuisines since they all incorporate dairy
and meat.
In restaurants chips are always a safe option,
most restaurants have a veggie option and usually you could just ask them to
skip the cheese, but if you go to the good quality ones where the food is
prepared in the actually restaurant you can tell the chef your dietary
requirements and they’’ll give you a list of things they can do to accommodate you.
The best way to go is if you know you’re eating
out look at the menu before hand and call up to see if they do anything vegan
and 9/10 the answer is a yes.
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