No one ever talks about it, but the supermarkets still have a lot of empty shelves.
Is it covid? Poor management causing workers to quit? Who knows. Lots of vegetables that I've never had trouble getting, are suddenly unavailable for the whole month... It's creepy.
supermarket where im staying at the moment seems to always be out of tofu but i blame the vegan agenda stealing it all to sneak it into peoples food and turn them into soyboys
otherwise i honestly havent noticed much missing but maybe i mostly buy weird shit nobody else wants
I haven't seen the only flavor of ramen that doesn't have meat powder in it for over a year.
i get the spicy shin ramen in the big bag of 5 which i think have pretty much always been in stock and are definitely vegan unless i really fucked up, but i also imagine they dont sell them everywhere in the first place
Has powdered beef stock.
fuck really? i remember i even checked them on an is-it-vegan website
havent eaten them much but fuck
That's what the ingredients say, it's listed as vegetarian on Amazon but then has like beef tallow extract in the ingredients.
i checked on the packet at home and i cant see anything like that anywhere, i can see it has enhancer 631 though which is apparently sometimes/often non-vegan, so guess ill find another sort
I'll take a look the next time I'm at the store, instant ramen are just notorious for using various animal stocks and I usually assume they do.