Kitchen

[spud188]

Eat honey???

[CelticCrafter]

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@spud188 wrote:

Eat honey???

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No - none that I know.

[spud188]

Thank you.

My grandson will be visiting our Nephew & family (Vegans) in Austria next month and I am going to send them all a care package. Really having a hard time with including Vegan foods. 

Anyone have a Vegan cookie recipe?? 

[candys mine]

I think real pure Maple Syrup would be OK.

[withaK]

I think Minimalist Baker and Oh She Glows can help you. Also One Green Planet -- something like that. Good Luck !!

[chrystaltree]

You can get answers to all your questions and tons of vegan recipes from Google. 

[Iwantcoffee]

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@spud188 wrote:

Thank you.

My grandson will be visiting our Nephew & family (Vegans) in Austria next month and I am going to send them all a care package. Really having a hard time with including Vegan foods. 

Anyone have a Vegan cookie recipe?? 

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Do you have a Publix grocery store? I purchase vegan cookies in their deli. These are also sold on Amazon.

[LindaSal]

Why wouldn't they eat honey????  Seems natural enough and is not dairy or meat.  I'm not sure about it.   However the best honey you can eat (healthwise) is Manuka honey.  Look it up and it is sold on Amazon.

[candys mine]

I'm not sure if honey is allowed as you are taking away the source of food the bees made for themselves.  also I think some bees meet their demise in the gathering and processing of the combs if they don't move fast enough.  Processed granulated sugar is also a NO No for vegans unless it is organic.  White sugar uses Bone Char in processing so that's the animal connection.  Regular brown sugar is white sugar they put some molassess bck into.

[BirdieGal]

There is still debate on the honey issue with vegans. Most true vegan will not eat honey. Honey is an animal byproduct and vegans do not consume any animal byproducts at all.