Make a movie/book/etc title vegan
mousethief
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in The Circus
Make a title vegan, or about veg, or anti-meat, or whatever. Change rules very liberal: change a letter, change a word, change your knickers, whatever. But don't stray so far from the original that we can't tell what it is, rendering it unfunny.
eg:
You've Got Kale!
A Chard Day's Night
eg:
You've Got Kale!
A Chard Day's Night
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Frozen Veggies
When Harry Met Salad
I'll stop now.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragonfruit
Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl Onion
Nice!
La Dolce Durian (The Sweet Durian)
Olives Twist.
Farina from the Madding Crowd.
Lord of the Onion Rings.
The Old Man and the Pea.
Omelette, Prince of Denmark
Pirates of the Carob Bean
Fanny Dill: Memoirs of a Pickle of Pleasure
Pear-suasion.
A Taste of Honey (See, that didn't even need changing).
The Molé Bible
Google says yes, tofu or chick pea flour. Silken tofu was my first guess
Butch Cassava and the Sundance Kid
With Six You Get Bread Roll
The Lime In Winter
A Christmas Carob.
Our Mutual Frond.
Leek House.
(And yes, honey is not Vegan)
The Passion Fruit of Joan of Arc
In the Heat of the Ghost Pepper
Can an omelette be vegan? Vegetarian yes, but I thought eggs and dairy offended vegan principles.
I think it's a question of semantics. I just googled "vegan omelette", and recipes certainly come up.
But by the standard dictionary definition, they don't qualify as omettes, because they lack eggs. But they still get called omelettes because they try to mimic the general taste and texture.