Vegans rule okay?

Tomatoes are one of the nightshade family. You know, deadly nightshade and belladonna.

Hardly surprising some people’s bodies don’t like them?

M0nica quite a few Hotel Chocolat eggs had no soya. Some were labelled that they may have been made in a factory using soya though. I suppose you would need to check the ingredients if super-sensitive.

I remember when I first became a vegetarian, people asked me how I could possibly live 'on that weird food' (it was weird to most in the 70's)

I said there wasn't anything strange about beans on toast, or egg and chips, salad or vegetable soup and our Sunday dinners were as usual, just without the meat.

We actually lived quite well and I made sure not to impose my preferences on the boys, so if they wanted sausages, they got them.

I have vegan friends and they do preach a bit but they feel strongly about the health and fate of animals. Nowt wrong with that.

Yes, Pikachu! I can see on GS's body if something inadvertently had tomato in it. Plus the 10pm screaming and writhing. He is in terrible pain with it, poor boy.

Same here Bradfordlass I could have written your post!

Me too Bradfordlass

Many omnivores feel strongly about the health and fate of animals.

This is why, after 30 years of only buying organic meat I now buy only ^Pasture for Life www.pastureforlife.org/ beef and lamb that is fed on grass and hay only, pork from a local pig producer/butcher that I have been using for over 20 years and I have discussed welfare issues with them. Currently I have to buy organic chicken from Waitrose, but they are a reputable cmpany with high welfare standards for all their meat.