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Yes, there is: realizing that margarine is vegetarian. People who think it is not should take it up with themselves, not the food.

 

If I see animal products where there is none, the root of the problem is myself and not the food. It is also a textbook example of not reading the label.

 

Margarine has animal products about as much as lettuce does.

Yes, there is: realizing that margarine is vegetarian. People who think it is not should take it up with themselves, not the food.

If I see animal products where there is none, the root of the problem is myself and not the food. It is also a textbook example of not reading the label.

Margarine has animal products about as much as lettuce does.

The unprovoked aggressiveness of the answer, the unwavering support for it, despite the utter lack of quality (no matter whatever merits the user who posted it has) and the dimension of the reaction to this question lead me to one conclusion: none of this has nothing to do with the question. The question itself is, paraphrasing a comment, the windmill that several senile Spanish knights were looking for in this website.

The unprovoked aggressiveness of the answer, the unwavering support for it, despite the utter lack of quality (no matter whatever merits the user who posted it has) and the dimension of the reaction to this question lead me to one conclusion: none of this has nothing to do with the question. The question itself is, paraphrasing a comment, the windmill that several senile Spanish knights were looking for in this website.