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Are french fries, apple pie in fast food restaurants vegetarian?

This post has been edited by tanhks: Aug 1 2012, 07:57 PM

if cant find vege restaurant,
usually will find tauhu (soya based), wadei (dal, soft peanut)
sold. +1-2 other vege, makes a good meal.


i thought no way fries could be non vegetarian food.

googled just in case there are info about this.
(http://animalrights.about.com/b/2011/10/26/mcdonalds-french-fries-still-not-vegetarian.htm)
never thought they put animal products in fries too....

very surprised, ... tahnks !

For the apple pie, some information here:
http://www.vrg.org/fastfoodinfo.htm#2009_m...alds_l-cysteine

look like only the 'roti' bun and coleslaw and Marrybrow's salad are vegetarian.
'Vegelover' pizza and salad in Pizza Hut are also vegetarian.



This post has been edited by Wahhahui: Aug 23 2012, 10:50 AM

the char kuew tiao @Blue Boy Restaurant is probably the best char kuew tiao i've ever eaten. p/ls : the chef is an indian who can speak cantonese fluently

No. I ask my strict vege friend about this and he mention that there are also meat ingredient added either to the potato or during the frying

vegetarian from selayang reporting in!

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Added on October 10, 2012, 9:40 amno boh, i ask my strict vege temple senior 2 they said can eat cos the oil is separated fried from chcken
how come diff version?

well actually i go ask myself b4, their oil really separated fried

This post has been edited by ck_boon: Oct 10 2012, 09:40 AM

Best is to check directly with the worker in the fast food industry

yeah, i tnink just try our best lar, try not to consume meats tats enuff
i just been here to eat recently, their food is awesome

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Added on October 10, 2012, 9:51 amtheir burger and yong dao fu nice to!
but they always no open de, most of the time i go visit their closed their shop

how their maintance their business wor

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Added on October 10, 2012, 9:53 amtry chap fan at jinjang maybank, (theres only one maybank) , good, nice, cheap, various choice, got soup got tat indian biscuit given, each time i eat rm3.50 only

This post has been edited by ck_boon: Oct 10 2012, 09:53 AM

What do you call vegetarians who do not eat rice ? I do not eat rice because most of the rice I know of are of high Glycemic Index and that effects my running performance.

really surprised me! next time cant eat french fries d in Mcd

Herbaline at Kota Kemuning....

Any nice vegetarian in klang area?

Bukit Tinggi Klang has lot of nice vegetarian.

Yes I went a lot vegetarian shop at Bukit Tinggi.

However Klang Jalan Meru little shop only.

I am also a vegetarian but i don't know a restaurant about it and thank you for giving that address.

Nice and cheap vegetarian for ala carte dishes at Taman Muda, Ampang along the hawker stalls.

Am vegetarian, just wanted to ask:
If I go to Chinese's sea foods restaurant and order fried vegetable (example fried kangkong).
Do they use pig oil to fry vegetable?

I some time go to Chinese's sea foods restaurant, but of course I order vegetable only.
And I ask them not to use pig oil when fry the vegetable.
Some time I worry, the waiter who take my order does not communicate effectively with the person who cook/fry the vegetable, and they use pig oil to fry my vegetable !

This post has been edited by victim_of_malware: Nov 3 2012, 02:06 AM

Am lacto-ovo (used to be lacto but has since adopted ovo to make life easier) and I usually prefer Indian veg over Chinese veg. Any decent Indian restaurants (not the Mamaks, but usually they have some veg options) serving banana leave rice is my fave! Penang has some fine Indian veg restaurants, as well as Chinese ones too. Singapore has 24-hour Indian veg outlets, esp in and around Little India. Wish we could have the same here!

When in doubt, always ask. Not many restaurants use lard to fry vegetables anyway - what you should concern about is the use of belacan in fried kangkung. You should inquire about it before ordering.

This post has been edited by europology: Nov 10 2012, 04:47 AM