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Vegan food in hospital

Vegan food in hospital… What do you think?

plate with two sections: on top boiled potatoes, boiled chicory. Bottom half balls in tomato sauce. next to plate a bowl of green soup and a green pear.
vegan food in hospital [ID incl]

It’s so absurd and ironic that …

  • a) it was so much hassle to actually get anything vegan (several inquiries back and forth, dietician came to my room, …)
  • b) this isn’t the kind of food that will make people excited about vegan food, nor make them feel much better …

All in all, a decent effort, and at least it was vegan. But it wasn’t ‘t going to win any culinairy prizes. The pear was so hard and took several days to ripen to be able to eat it.

Note: this post focuses on plantbased /vegan food.
Veganism is more than just about food though.

Veganism is a philosophy with respect for animal rights and justice for all animals. In a vegan lifestyle, the use of animals and animal ‘products’ is avoided as much as possible and practicable.

PS: Luckily I’m back home now, enjoying more healthy and varied meals.

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Geertrui Cazaux (Trudi) #totalliberation #phdCrim #autoimmunelife #veganproghead #wannabedrummer Belgium. Vegetarian since mid '90's and vegan since 2009. My main motive has always been the ethical perspective, although I am also inspired by the environmental and health aspects. Writing about veganism, animal rights and ableism on Graswortels, Brugesvegan, and CripHumanimal

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