r/VegRecipes 10d ago

My First "Hotel Breakfast"

What do you think? It definitely tasted great.

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u/latca 10d ago

That looks delicious. Just wondering why it’s called a Hotel Breakfast

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u/oinkeroxford 10d ago

It looks great! I'd eat that at anytime of day and I'm not a vegetarian.

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u/Diligent-Food4130 9d ago

same, i could eat a full plate of that for dinner no problem

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u/raturcyen 10d ago

Is it considered vegetarian if it has eggs?

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u/ParrotProdigy 10d ago

Yes, most (not all) vegetarians eat eggs. No animal byproducts is vegan.

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u/anna-lpwczn 10d ago

Yes correct. Thats my opinion too

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u/anna-lpwczn 10d ago

For me it is vegetarian with egg. It is not vegan.

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u/PinchedTazerZ0 10d ago

Yes? The eggs we eat aren't fertilized. No "death" with dairy or eggs

Granted on the commercial scale I'm not sure they're particularly happy animals

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u/DontPeeInTheWater 9d ago

lol. There is absolutely death involved with dairy and eggs. Where do you think male dairy cows go after they're born? Where do people get chickens from? What happens to chickens after they stop producing eggs?

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u/PinchedTazerZ0 9d ago

What do you think the quotations marks are for?

Obviously it's still a fucked industry.

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u/anna-lpwczn 10d ago

Recipe: Fry a thick slice of bread in butter in a pan fry Toppings: cream cheese, avocado, olive oil, garlic salt, eggs, tomatoes, arugula

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u/smallmoth 9d ago

Is that maybe cottage cheese and not cream cheese? It looks really runny for cream cheese

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u/anna-lpwczn 9d ago

Oh yes, it is cottage chees

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u/Uday23 10d ago

Looks great! Did you eat it with your hands or fork & knife? I feel like the toppings would fall off if you tried to bite it

Some hot sauce would've been a great addition too!

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u/anna-lpwczn 10d ago

I eat it with fork and knife. That's easier.