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A slaughterhouse.
Certified as vegan by an official body.
A plant used as a sweetener alternative to honey.
Aquatic plants, often used in vegan food products.
Movement advocating for the freedom of all animals from exploitation.
The belief that animals have rights similar to human rights.
The use of animals for experimentation, typically opposed in vegan philosophy.
The liquid from canned beans, used as a vegan egg replacement.
A form of Vitamin C, found in many plant-based foods.
A berry from the açaí palm, often used in vegan smoothies and bowls.
Vitamin B12, often supplemented in vegan diets.
Refers to products made without Bisphenol A, which is harmful to both animals and the environment.
A popular animal-based food item often replaced by plant-based alternatives.
A type of whale, which is often a subject of vegan advocacy against whaling.
A person who prepares coffee, often making vegan-friendly drinks.
Products that break down naturally, preferred by vegans to reduce waste.
The variety of life, which veganism often promotes protecting.
A burger combining plant-based ingredients with small amounts of meat, often aimed at flexitarians.
A meal served in a bowl, often with vegan ingredients like grains, vegetables, and legumes.
A gluten-free grain often used in vegan cooking.
