This sub is amazing and has been an excellent source of info.
I should start by saying I've been trying to transition away from animal based stuff for a while. Always bothered me that so much stuff people rely on are animal products. I asked myself why is it when you want to bake something you MUST use an egg, and so forth.
There's a lot of info from doing web searches, but the best info you can get are personal accounts from people and reading through the comments on certain things goes a long way than a plain list of substitutes.
One of my first vegan researches was looking for a honey alternative. Honey will never be anything but disgusting to me, and hell even most of Reddit is basically like "I love my bee vomit". Discovering that you can basically just make your own honey from apples was pretty life changing.
So yup, this sub is one hell of a treasure trove. Appreciate it.
Posted Mar 11, 2025, 12:19 PM UTC