Lol. Yeah, pond sliders (which that turtle in the meme is) are not nice little herbivores. They'll tear up and eat pretty much anything. Including your fingers, probably. Lol. They have tempers, too.That's hilarious.
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allfoak
Alchemist
It depends on what your looking for.
If your looking for something that tastes like fish, try kelp.
Any seaweed actually, i prefer kelp.
If you are concerned about nutrition and health, eat ground flax seed.
It supplies the omega 3 fatty acids and leaves out the mercury.
Do not eat the whole seed, it must be ground to digest well.
And the oil is gross, no need for that either.
And btw, vegetarians eat dairy products.
Indian food is actually vegan, by default. It's just that Indians love adding ghee to everything which makes it vegetarian.
Corthos
Great Old One
Indian food is actually vegan, by default. It's just that Indians love adding ghee to everything which makes it vegetarian.
I would love to visit India some day and try some of the local cuisine. It's my understanding that there's a ton of different regional styles, and American Indian food is about as true to it's roots as American pizza. =)
That's no knock on American pizza, BTW. I freaking love a good home made stuffed crust. XD
I'm North Indian, and as a former vegetarian, paneer is where it's at. I usually substitute grilled tofu and get the same taste!
South Indian food is completely different. You'll see a bunch of beet, coconut, etc recipes, ingredients you don't usually find in a North Indian dish!