Zel blinked, slightly offended at the eating rocks comment, but pushing that aside, keeping in mind that he was talking to Sigrun.<br/><br/>â€œWell,â€ he said. â€œIf you are, Iâ€™m not sure what the problem is with eating this bread.â€ Zel paused for a minute then decided to elaborate, â€œFrom what I know, this particular type of bread is called a baguette (bahg-eht). Typically a baguette is made of water, flour, yeast and salt. Water and salt were never alive, so that shouldn't bother either a vegetarian or a vegan. Flour is made by grinding wheat, which is a plant. And yeast is a kind of fungus, the same as a mushroom. It's not an animal, and it can't feel. It's really more like a plant. So Iâ€™m sorry, but I can't see any reason for you to be unable to eat this kind of bread. Now if it were a kind that used eggs or milk,â€ Zel went on, â€œthen I could understand. But as Iâ€™ve explained, a baguette is completely made out of plants, minerals, and water. There's no meat or animal byproducts in it at all. Just so you know."