Going vegan isn’t about elimination. Veganism is not a starvation or deprivation diet. Many vegan daters love food but they think seriously about their food choices and the effect that eating has on other animals and the planet in general. It’s about finding vegan alternatives for the foods you love and incorporating new foods into your diet and your recipes . I now eat foods I had never heard of before going vegan. Things like dragon fruit, tahini, purple potatoes, and tempeh. I have learnt how to cook without eating animal products and therefore I would be more inclined to date a vegan date than someone who ate animal products.

Vegan swaps aren’t always specialty items either, they are easily obtainable now as veganism has become far more popular in society, you don’t have to drive an hour away to a natural food store. Most of these swaps can be done at your local grocery store. You can meet other vegan daters on 121vegandate.com.

By swapping out the animal products, you can still enjoy the foods you love without the cruelty, cholesterol, and so on. If the most common animal products are slowing your transition to going vegan, start swapping! It seems like it’s more difficult for people to give up dairy products than actual meat products, which is probably why many people go vegetarian so easily but find veganism too hard. Vegan cheese alternatives today are realistic, sharp, and flavourful. If you are vegan you can share your dietary enjoyment with other vegans on 121vegandating.com.