#Cheese Burgers Recipe

[freshlymaderecipes]

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1024780090209142811/

[toyastales]

Triple Bacon Cheeseburger 🍔 🧀 🥓

[foodyideas]

Shrimp & Fries

[daily-deliciousness]

Mushroom swiss burger

[lustingfood]

In-N-Out Animal Style Smash Burgers (x)

[fattributes]

Mushroom Swiss Burger

[whitefireprincess]

Oklahoma Onion Smash Burgers | Grill Nation

[yummyfoooooood]

Butter Burger

[selinaeliott]

Crack Burgers

[everythingwithwasabi]

Cheesy Pull-Apart Mushroom Slider

[vegan-nom-noms]

Lentil Breakfast Patty "McMuffins"

[not-carmilla-karnstein]

to be feminist is to be vegan.

the idea that you need to be 100% reason from the start and never even be near animal products is an idea put out by the animal industry and it's supporters. the idea that all vegans feel superior and will make their superiority know and that they will lecture you non-stop is an idea put out by the animal industry and its supporters.

as a vegan and speaking for the vast majority of the vegans i know, both irl and online: we appreciate you trying. we appreciate you doing the best you can. we don't care about why you can't do xyz, we accept it and appreciate everything else you do. just do something. be aware. reflect. rethink.

being vegan is easier than ever. there is already so much you can eat and use without animal replacement products, and yes, both freshly made and quick instant meals. animal replacement products are getting better and better, both for those who want to keep the taste of what they know and for those who enjoy tasting plant-based products.

being vegan in itself isn't hard. it's living in a society that puts animal products into everything that's the hard part. and honestly? nobody i know would judge you for getting a non-vegan meal if there's no proper vegan option while you're out. most of us also wouldn't say anything against eating animal-based food that would otherwise be thrown away. as long as you understand.

vegans need better reputation.

are we angry? of course. do we advocate for the animals whose voices aren't heard? absolutely. do we try to introduce as many people as possible to veganism? definitely. because we care. about the animals as well as the people around us. because we want them to care. we want them to be better people.

because systematically breeding, abusing and slaughtering animals is wrong, you were just raised thinking these animals, these living beings, do not matter. the animal industry is a structural problem and goes hand in hand with feminism. because the animal industry could not live without the exploitation of the female body. it is a tortured female body that gives you milk, that gives you meat and provides babies who are then fed, drugged and abused until they make the most profit. it is the female body that's gives you eggs.

the animal industry is based on the structural abuse and exploration of the female body.

[toyastales]

Bacon Mushroom Swiss Burger

[foodyideas]

cheesy bacon fries

[daily-deliciousness]

Copycat McDonald's big mac [25 minutes]

[foodshowxyz]

Mac Daddy Melt