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Jen
about 6 years ago

Everyone can eat a vegan option. If in doubt it's usually an option for people keeping kosher or halal. It will always be a vegetarian option too (vegetarians don't actually have to eat cheese for every meal despite what most cafeterias seem to think ...). And it should work for anyone lactose intolerant. So why not?

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animus
about 6 years ago

Surely a vegan option is the best possible option from a catering point of view - anyone can eat it! It's really really easy to make tasty nutritious vegan meals - surely the caterer could provide meaty/dairy add-ons for those who insist on asserting their 'right' to eat meat - eg a bowl of lovely dahl and rice (vegan) come with the option to add a chicken drumstick or 3 or some paneer cheese for those who want it... voila! everyone catered for

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Paul
about 6 years ago

Of course this about equality and fairness for all to access nutritious food. I have shifted from meat eater to a more plant-based diet, and good vegan food is full of flavour and filling. I have been at a lunch meeting where the vegan option was twice the size of the meat portion and looked far more appetising.

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