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Chorizo and eggs

trader joe's soy chorizo and tofu scrambled eggs are saving my life right now. I can't believe how similar it is to the chorizo and eggs my grandma used to make when I was a kid 🥹 better yet, I gave her a taco and she accused me of trying to convert her to veganism because it was too tasty. in other words, grandma approves.

u/shredhedz — 10 days ago

ham and cheese bagel and tofu nuggets

I was out of bread or burger buns but had a surplus of bagels which resulted in this hybrid sandwich.

also the tofu nuggets were kind of an accident in an attempt to make a tofu scramble but I used canola oil instead of avocado because I was out of it. so they turned out more nugget-y than scramble-y. it was delicious though 8/10 meal

u/shredhedz — 2 months ago

Grilled cheese and ham sandwich.

simple truth ham and follow your heart mozzarella was so greasy and artery clogging I forgot I was vegan for a moment

u/shredhedz — 2 months ago

Sloppy joes with Impossible ground beef. BBQ baked beans.

was missing some of the ingredients I wanted to use but this turned out amazing

u/shredhedz — 2 months ago
▲ 119 r/Veganivore+1 crossposts

Steak. Beans. Bread. Sweet tea.

first time trying Plantspired steak bites and I'm really obsessed with them. I smothered them and the beans in worcestershire sauce. the tea is mostly sugar, just as the gods of southern american cooking intended

u/shredhedz — 4 months ago
▲ 131 r/depoop

the audacity

this happened last year, and my item has since been purchased by another buyer (for a decent price!), but scrolling through this sub reminded me of this message I received.

it's crazy how confidently people say this stuff and expect sellers to agree 💀

side note I'm not even a furry and I don't have anything mentioning that in my profile or item description 😭🙏 I guess they assumed tail = furry?

u/shredhedz — 4 months ago
▲ 5 r/Spells

First off, I wouldn't say I'm a baby witch or newbie witch, but I'm also not an expert by any means. That being said, I've casted many different spells that had great results and I would say I know my way around my craft pretty well... until it comes to spell jars.

For some reason, my spell jars never do a thing. It's like I never casted them. I heard from some experienced witches that consistently adding things to jars (such as more herbs, lighting candles over them, meditating with them, etc) will help keep energy flowing, but even when I try this it doesn't seem to do anything.

On the other hand, my non-jar spells (especially candle spells) always work very intensely and quickly, but the results tend to fizzle out just as quickly, which is what made me want to try jars instead because they're typically supposed to be longer lasting.

I'm wondering if there's something I'm missing here that could help my jars be more effective, or if anyone has any alternatives to spell jars that have long lasting results! Thanks in advance

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u/shredhedz — 6 months ago