I live in the U.S. I enjoy traveling to Europe. I have a travel blog. I have many pets. I was once a veterinarian. I am a professional singer. I like to cook and take care of my animals for fun. I mostly sing in theaters. I am a vegan.
I live in the U.S. I work for the government in public services. I have a pet lizard named Izzy. I like to skydive. I eat both meat and plants.
I found the greatest vegan chicken product the other day! Have you ever heard of plant-based meats? I have heard of them, but I do not know much about them if I am totally honest. What did you cook with it? You can bread them up and fry them as chicken nuggets. They also go well with a saucy pasta, or in a curry. The possibilities are endless! Would you be interested in trying them out, or do you think you'll stick with regular chicken? I will probably just stick with regular chicken, but I do need to make some changes with my diet in order to beenfit the environment. Could you tell the difference in taste between the plant-based chicken and normal chicken? Plant-based chicken is less stringy, and a bit different in texture. Some brands taste more like tofu than real chicken. I'd say chicken nuggets are a gentle introduction to plant-based foods, though. You can't really tell the difference, since it's all ground up anyways. Oh, I really didn't know that. Maybe, after your explanation, I will give plant-based meats a try after all. I don't know, I just feel like they won't give the same amount of energy as normal meats do. I am so active on a daily basis that I don't want to be feeling tired as a result of my dietary choices. Have you found that it affects your energy levels at all? Or, atleast, did it initially? A little bit. I drink more fresh-squeezed fruit juice and protein shakes to compensate. I also make sure to eat a greater variety of plants, so that I can get all the nutrients I need. You seem to be very well-versed in these types of things. I really should listen to you more, I guess I am just set in my ways with a lot of things. Food being one of them. When you were younger, did you parents teach you how to cook? I did learn to cook when I was younger, but I didn't become a vegan until later. I guess those cooking skills are very much transferrable, though. You see, when I was younger, I never really got involved with the cooking in my house and I believe that is probably the reason why I don't experiment much with my foods. I hardly ever learn new recipes or try new foods. So, in some way, I believe my lack of interest is as a result of my childhood. What caused you to become vegan?