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Big Fat Retard wrote:How is it that you thought anything at Taco Johns was vegan? Even a dumb blood mouth fucker like me ain't that fuckin' dumb.

Joe wrote:This is a recent change, or so I've gathered from the internet.
Crispy taco is still vegan.

-Joe.

vegan ss wrote:The only thing Ive ever cared about are oles.

Joe wrote:This is a recent change, or so I've gathered from the internet.
Crispy taco is still vegan.

-Joe.

Nam wrote:

vegan ss wrote:The only thing Ive ever cared about are oles.

no deep fried food is vegan unless the dude running the fryer has a deep personal cause to actully seperate the fried meat (like crispy chicken) from an appitizer. but usually the resturant doesnt have the facilities or the comunication to keep meat cooking oil from non meat cooking oil.

I wrote: Instead of simply not eating anything that ever comes into contact with an animal product, the idea is that there is no intention of consuming animal products, supply is not reduced and thus demand is not increased, and one is gaining no pleasure from having his food come into contact with the same cooking medium in which animal products are cooked or the same equipment on which animal products are processed, and thus that which is being consumed is still vegan.

That's how I justify it, at least.

Shane wrote:

Nam wrote:

vegan ss wrote:The only thing Ive ever cared about are oles.

no deep fried food is vegan unless the dude running the fryer has a deep personal cause to actully seperate the fried meat (like crispy chicken) from an appitizer. but usually the resturant doesnt have the facilities or the comunication to keep meat cooking oil from non meat cooking oil.

I wrote: Instead of simply not eating anything that ever comes into contact with an animal product, the idea is that there is no intention of consuming animal products, supply is not reduced and thus demand is not increased, and one is gaining no pleasure from having his food come into contact with the same cooking medium in which animal products are cooked or the same equipment on which animal products are processed, and thus that which is being consumed is still vegan.

That's how I justify it, at least.

Nick wrote:I ate B-Bops last night. Shit was fucking awesome. My hands were so greasy after eating that burger that I just stared at them and laughed for like 20 seconds.

Taco John's sucks, yo! Only thing decent is Mexi Rolls and the occasional cup of Oles.

vegan ss wrote:

Nick wrote:I ate B-Bops last night. Shit was fucking awesome. My hands were so greasy after eating that burger that I just stared at them and laughed for like 20 seconds.

Taco John's sucks, yo! Only thing decent is Mexi Rolls and the occasional cup of Oles.

Pretty sure no one cares about your life.

Nick wrote: Taco John's sucks, yo! Only thing decent is Mexi Rolls and the occasional cup of Oles.

servo wrote:dear vegans,

i just had some taco johns. i squeeze a bit of my burrito on the curb for you and your recent loss. but then i realized there was cheese in it and i was probably just salting an open wound, much like the delightful salting and seasoning process that each individual ole goes through. anyways my thoughts are with you in your most burrito-less hours.


signed
a vegetarian

robdigi wrote:enzyme =/= meat


not all vegetarians are in it for the sake of saving animals' lives. seems simple enough.

robdigi wrote:
Wrong. Crispy taco: RULES. Crunchy Chicken & Potato Burrito: RULES. Potato Olés: BEST SIDE EVER. Taco Burger: WORTHWHILE CURIOSITY.

Taco John's cheat code: ask to have them sprinkle Olé seasoning on your tacos. Tastes better with a bean & cheese taco but still works on regular Crispy Tacos.

El Rhino wrote:I always wondered who orders the taco burger. I've only seen that done once or twice.

Nick wrote:I ate B-Bops last night. Shit was fucking awesome. My hands were so greasy after eating that burger that I just stared at them and laughed for like 20 seconds.

Taco John's sucks, yo! Only thing decent is Mexi Rolls and the occasional cup of Oles.