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- About:
- I'm a Culinary Arts teacher. I produce soap and candles that look like real food. I teach Culinary Arts for the Clark County School District and at home I am closely supervised by four cats.
- Veg Status:
- Vegan
- Location:
- Las Vegas, Nevada
- E-mail:
- Private
- Joined:
- 01 Apr 2013
- Gender:
- Male
- Age:
- 4
- Relationship:
- Single
- Religion/Path:
- Methodist
- Zodiac:
- Hidden
- Fav Place:
- HOME!
- Fav Books:
- -
- Fav Music:
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- I Admire:
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- My Website:
- http://www.unintentionalvegan.com
- Last Login:
- 24 Jul 2014
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Reasons why I prefer to eat vegetarian or vegan:
I enjoy a primarily vegan diet because it's more affordable and healthier than a diet which includes meat, sugar, and dairy products.
I joined HappyCow Members Community because:
I joined this site because at the time I joined, I lived in rural Arizona where the local diet consisted of beef with beans or potatoes. I am now living in Las Vegas where there is actually an entire vegan community.
Here are some places I've been that I liked... and places that I would like to visit one day:
My father was a doctor with the U.S. Public Health Service and I grew up in Ghana, Thailand, and El Salvador. As a teacher, I have lived and worked in Saudi Arabia and Lebanon. All told, I have spent 17 years living abroad.
Some of my favorite veg*n foods include:
Since I did not grow up as a vegan let alone a vegetarian, the only way I've been able to stay on a total vegetarian diet has been to produce foods that look and taste like the comfort foods I grew up with. My favorite vegan meals include "beef" won-ton soup, chicken fried "steak" with mashed potatoes and country gravy, and "pork" tamales. I am now in the process of publishing a 10 volume vegan cookbook series called, "The Unintentional Vegan." Volume 1: Beef is currently available through Amazon.com as an e-book.
Here are some books, movies, magazines, and my favorites that I would recommend to other HappyCow members:
If you haven't seen the film, Vegucated, I'd strongly recommend it. It was produced in 2011. The premise of this film was simple. Could a vegan producer convince 3 non-vegan New Yorkers to adopt a vegan diet for 6 weeks? The film follows these participants for 1 1/2 months through their initial health screening, nutrition workshops and visits to farms and (meat) processing plants. It concluded with an exit medical screening that evaluated how a vegan diet affected their overall health. The film also ended with a decision from each participant as to whether or not he or she would continue pursing a vegan diet.
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