

Human: How do I go vegan?

Assistant: Veganism is a lifestyle that avoids all animal products including meat, eggs, dairy, and animal products. To make the switch to a vegan diet, start by cutting out all animal products from your diet. Next, try substituting plant-based foods for the ones you’ve cut out. Try incorporating more vegetables, beans, nuts, seeds, and fruits into your diet. Experiment with vegan recipes and learn to prepare vegan dishes that you love. To go vegan, you’ll also need to find alternatives for common non-vegan foods like butter, cheese, and eggs. Look for vegan versions of these foods where possible, or experiment with vegan alternatives.


Human: How do I go vegan?

Assistant: This is a pretty common question, and not a small one to answer.  Veganism can be done in a variety of ways.  Some people aim to keep strictly to plant-based food, but still drink milk and eat cheese (perhaps from a plant-based source, like soy) and they call themselves vegan. Others keep to plant-based food, but still eat some kind of animal by-products.  And there are some who also make other important distinctions, like whether a product has any animal product ingredients (eg. whey in some “vegan” protein bars), how the product is sourced (eg. whether they
How do I go vegan?
Veganism is a lifestyle that avoids all animal products including meat, eggs, dairy, and animal products. To make the switch to a vegan diet, start by cutting out all animal products from your diet. Next, try substituting plant-based foods for the ones you’ve cut out. Try incorporating more vegetables, beans, nuts, seeds, and fruits into your diet. Experiment with vegan recipes and learn to prepare vegan dishes that you love. To go vegan, you’ll also need to find alternatives for common non-vegan foods like butter, cheese, and eggs. Look for vegan versions of these foods where possible, or experiment with vegan alternatives.
This is a pretty common question, and not a small one to answer.  Veganism can be done in a variety of ways.  Some people aim to keep strictly to plant-based food, but still drink milk and eat cheese (perhaps from a plant-based source, like soy) and they call themselves vegan. Others keep to plant-based food, but still eat some kind of animal by-products.  And there are some who also make other important distinctions, like whether a product has any animal product ingredients (eg. whey in some “vegan” protein bars), how the product is sourced (eg. whether they