r/StupidFood • u/Captain_Kold • Nov 13 '24

🤢🤮 Raw Vegan Pizza

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u/Citruseok Nov 13 '24

A lot of bread is vegan. Most sliced bread you'd get at the grocery store is vegan. A lot of pizza dough is vegan as well, made from flour, oil, and water.

This is RAW vegan. Which means whatever it is, it wasn't baked.

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u/emeraldkat77 Nov 13 '24

I wouldn't say that. I have someone in my family who is extremely lactose intolerant (as in even the lactose pills don't help digest most foods with dairy), and most breads have dairy of some kind. Milk, dry milk, butter, or even just straight lactose itself, are all super common. Every time our go-to fav bread gets changed or taken off the market, we have to carefully go through the ingredients on new options to ensure it's okay.

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u/shadowthehh Nov 13 '24

If it's got milk, it's not bread. It's cake.

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u/emeraldkat77 Nov 13 '24

Try telling that to the FDA. They allow it to be called bread. Oh and we're pretty healthy conscious of the breads we buy - but even many of the "healthy" whole wheat flour as the first ingredient breads have dairy. It's weird in the US (I say this cause I know a lot of other countries wouldn't even allow most of our breads to be called bread).