11 Reasons Why Vegan Blogs Can Be Deceiving

11 Reasons Why Vegan Blogs Can Be Deceiving
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Introduction

Hello, people! Crash and Edward felt like showing off their mischievous ways. Their victim was my vegan pantry, but don’t worry. They embrace the I-don’t-know-what-you’re-talking-about look every time I catch them in the act of messing with my food. Wow, my cats are so original (sarcasm).

Like my pantry, I would like to share with you why reading vegan blogs can make you a hot mess. In the meantime, enjoy a bunch of pictures of Crash’s love for vegan food. If you need a refresher on what veganism is, check out this blog post.

As a side note, I do not support, disapprove of, or agree with any vegan blogs mentioned and/or linked in this blog post. Rather, this criticism focuses on why vegan blogs aren’t that accessible for vegan beginners and non-vegans, based on their vegan recipes.

  1. Broad ingredient list
  2. Non-vegan ingredients
  3. Vegan substitutes
  4. Strange ingredients
  5. Debatable definition of vegan
  6. Taste preferences
  7. Cuisines
  8. Food accessibility
  9. Cross-contamination
  10. Sounds too easy
  11. Hard to understand
Megan McFadden

Megan McFadden

Megan is the owner of Mischievous Monsters. She has been vegan since March 2017 and likes making jigsaw puzzles, cooking, gardening, watching telenovelas, and biking in her spare time.
United States