Veganuary Recipes With Gordon Ramsay | Part One 

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There is such thing as golden syrup and almond milk which is vegan

@@gamer123games5 true he’s obviously not well educated in what is vegan I would def use soy milk and golden syrup instead as soy milk has a thicker texture f

Maple syrup is great in granola too!

@@animatedolly soy milk is thinner than milk? Does it differ between countries. It's more watery in the UK.

well the bible does talk about dates as honey, so

Naaah I swear that’s just a touch, at least when it comes to bread and olive oil

@aaron singer yes

I was just wondering if he is unaware that honey isn't vegan

It’s a by-product. Some vegan choose to use honey.

@@cristhygalvez3188 buying local, organic honey helps bees, it doesn’t hurt them. Small, local beekeepers are literally the ones keeping bees from going extinct right now. If you’re vegan because you care about animals and the planet, you *should* be supporting your local beekeepers.

@@Hannah-zw9ow Honeybees are not in danger of going extinct, the natural bee populations are. The bees who are on the brink of extinction aren't honeybees. Quit your bullshit.

@@annon3485 No it's a Bee-product ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

vegan is the philosophy behind the food tho... we shouldn't be alienating people who want to eat sausage and bacon but don't want to slaughter farm animals, just because it doesn't suit the aesthetics of our diet...

ikr? I was excited to see some Ramsey vegan meals but all he made are snacks...

...and the granola's got honey in it... NOT VEGAN! (btw: I'm not vegan either)

@@naomisusanisaacs3810 😂😂

If you read the title you'll note that it says "Part One". It seems to me that this video is just intended to cover breakfast. There will clearly be further videos that will presumably cover more substantial meals for lunch and dinner.

@@jackalope3557 I am clearly making a joke here..idk why u took it to seriously! ha!

Just sub the honey for agave and boom it’s vegan 🤯

Honey substitutes like agave syrup, golden syrup or maple syrup can be used which are all vegan.

It's misleading the world Der audience. And then people tell me that honey is vegan lol...

Would everyone just chill. Not even almonds are technically vegan. Since bees are shipped in their masses across America to California to pollonate the almonds. If you guys want to get technical about shit I can tell you how many animals die to get all of your veggies and grains. There is no such thing as a full vegan.

Virtually all fruit and vegetables in supermarkets are grown via capture pollinators. No food is vegan, you're welcome!

Im shook

This is a compilation The video is old

Yeah vegan with honey made from animals. Sure vegan

@@decombepaul easily substituted though. Its nice to see anything from him on the topic tbh

@@decombepaul u can sub anything you don't want. When it comes down to it, these recipes are seriously good.

Your screen is just over saturated.

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Buying them from green grocers or farmers markets etc makes the world of difference. Supermarket produce is rarely as vibrant. Avocados are a great example!

@@dudessjoddie Never had one :>

Adding carrots to your orange juice (juice the carrots) adds a lot of color and some sweetness.

Putting avocado on bread doesn't really count as a "bomb dish" in my books 😅 And well he starts of the second dish with honey... Which is not even vegan by any definition

And milk

So many recipes, and cuisine, from around the world has always been 'vegan' it just wasn't called that :D Trust me - I've travelled a lot and very, very seldom do I go hungry.

@@stefan514 He probably meant to say something like agave nectar. Lots of people refer to that as just "honey" anyway, even if it technically isn't. Also, just sub in agave syrup and a milk sub of your choice. Works the same.

So let me get this straight bug spit is bad, but tree blood is good? 🤣

Not vegan here, but agave syrup is plant-based. Don't like honey or maple syrup, so this is my go-to

Maple hurts the trees though 😭😭😭

@@rjcoady21 Trees are alive, and they can respond to some stimulus, but scientific consensus from experts is they can't feel pain or fear. They don't have the circuitry for that - which makes sense. It doesn't make much sense to evolve the ability to feel pain or fear if you have no way of avoiding it. Experts actually aren't sure whether bees can feel pain, but bees at least have nociception which suggests they might.

Putting people under pressure makes them stronger.

@@lyn7424 true

You do know that the cursing and drama is all for the show, right? 🤣

he'll do anything to make money...FFS he just came out with a mobile game

"Vegan" with bee vomit and cow pus lmao.

I was looking for this comment XD

Yeah. I give him some points for that!

I don't think he purposely did that

@@TankEngine75 I was joking

@@matthewober5331 Oh

Best joke from the man with the best content 😂

@@Acerbicus 🤙

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You shouldn’t be he used honey and milk 🤮

@@RuBbRaZoR aaand? I'm vegan and happy too, honey and milk are easy to substitute :)

@@missblueberry1033 Maple Syrup, Aguav Sirop, most veggie milk is better than dairy milk (in my own personal tastes) except for almond (fik dat) I'm an Omnivore btw

Well, for his application it works but when you scoop it out damages the outside flesh and makes it brown faster

@@nicememebro69 The same results for presentation can be achieved scooping out the avocado, with less effort. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pZmYVzLbRA8.html

How are yall ignoring the fact those avocados weren't even close to being ripe?

@@areezy8751 Ha! So true. That's two strikes against Gordon's relationship with avocados. Guessing they're not prevalent in the UK.

@@areezy8751 some avocados like the one the he was using are ripe even when they are green like that

To be fair: It could be a pun on "veg" and "January", with "veg" being British slang for "vegetable" - so it's very possible that it's referring to a vegetarian diet, rather than a vegan one. If this is the case, though, I do agree that the video is confusingly titled!

@@eivind261093 Its more ment to be VEGANuary not VEGanuary Idk how people could mix that up

@@squiddysquad9568 Yes, it's impossible to mix up two puns that are spelled the exact same way. Impossible.

@@eivind261093 I was wondering about this too, so I looked in the description which reads, "Here are a few vegan friendly recipes to help make Veganuary that much easier." I think the intention was for it to be vegan but he used a few things that are traditionally not considered vegan which made it confusing.

There are a lot of vegans that eat honey and a lot that don't so it really depends on what the person prefers-

Yea should have used agave or maple syrup.

Same as kiwi, butternut squash and melon. Apparently anything pollenated by bees is deemed as not vegan 🙄 but as a vegan myself I still eat any fruit and veg it all gets abit silly. I use Agave syrup instead of honey.

I'm sure you can find a type of vegan that will say its not vegan unless you live in a commune and self sourced the ingredients yourself. If you are THAT much a Vegan, then you probably already know the substitutions to make.

Yea their the extremist terrorist vegans though you know the crazy ones who run in farms tie up farmers and let the chickens run free only to find them all dead on the highway home.

And us Canadian vegans love maple syrup for a sweetener!

why not? bees would at this point simply not survive if left alone, bee keepers (at least normal ones) care for their bees feed them even if they didnt produce any honey because of dry enviroment (they eat their own honey up if there is not enought flowers) feed them in winter and their families last for long time

@@vivietamihmih8460 Beekeepers also rip the wings off the queen bees so that they don't fly off to another location, taking their swarm with them.

@@vivietamihmih8460 Also, only small scale beekeepers are likely to ensure that bees have enough honey for winter. Most, especially commercial honey producers, take all the honey and feed the bees sugar solution during winter.

@@vivietamihmih8460 I don't think honey production is necessarily bad for the bees. But regardless of whether or not it is bad for them, honey is a product that comes directly from the work of bees - it could almost be compared to the production of milk or wool, to be honest. Fun fact, though: In the same way that honey isn't vegan, neither is avocado, almonds, and to ever-increasing degrees a large amount of other fruits, nuts, berries, and vegetables! These things utilize something called 'migratory beekeeping' in order to pollinate their crops. Essentially, there aren't enough bees to pollinate all the crops, so some hives are transported around so the bees can pollinate crops in various different locations - thus 'exploiting' the work of animals. The more you know! Just to be clear: I'm not vegan, and I don't necessarily think these are bad practices, as long as they don't harm the health of the bees. Just think it's a fun tidbit of information, that a lot of vegans may not be aware of!

To be fair: It could be a pun on "veg" and "january". "Veg" being British slang for "vegetables", and in this case possibly referring to a vegetarian diet, rather than a vegan one.

No you'd just be less boring

Try saying Varch 3 times

Can’t sorry too busy being vegan and awesome.

@G_R_ I_M_ right, could always use some more cholesterol, saturated fats, carcinogens, antibiotics, and mammal hormones and steroids in your life

especially since the second recipe has honey in it which isnt vegan

“Even”? Why so surprised? There is an enormous world of gourmet plant-based cuisine out there. Open your mind.

True however easily replacable 👍

@@TobunaTenshi not the point! He could have just used vegan ingredients like the video title suggests

@@skyeellie1511 Simple mistake, vegans know to use a different syrup anyways

well, he didn't say WHAT kind of milk, could be plant based.....

Honey does come from honeybees, and it’s their food,which is exactly why MOST vegans do not use it!

True. I love the Vegan UnHoney. Let people learn on their journey. Cheers!

@@kathleenrenee58 Actually don't know any vegan who would consider it acceptable to use honey - animal byproduct, so not vegan. Vegetarian at best! Pity his research team didn't look for vegan alternatives.

yep...vegan chef are fucking creative, but weirdly "normal" chef cannot be creative when it come to vegan cuisine...never get it why...i think the vegan label stop them...vegan is cooking vegetable, what so hard?

Well this is his best video yet then! As a vegan diet reduces the probability of getting colon cancer. ( This is a fact and not an opinion). Its too late for you, but not too late to send other people so they dont have to suffer the same fate

@@IceblueParamedic Wrong, vegan diets are usually high in fiber and other plant substances aimed at assaulting your body, combine that with hyperinsulinemia and you get colon cancer brewing. The stuff in bread is considered carcinogenic at this point, probably one of the worst foods for someone who already has cancer. And don't forget the starch...

How about googling things before you spew them out? There are a ton of studies proofing my point while disproving yours

@@IceblueParamedic Here a study with humans, who got collateral tumor recurrence upon increasing dry bean intake, known to be high in fiber: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16772456/

@@IceblueParamedic I mean, do you want me to go on? You are obviously blind to flawed studies and ignore the ones who go against your biases.

That's great!! 👍 ☺️

Very heartwarming to see these comments.

Good lad

If you're vegan for ethical reasons you should, by all means, encourage the honey industry, especially local apicultors. More demand for natural honey, more bees, better for the environment. Local grown honey is amazing because it's different in texture, taste and nutrients depending on what flowers the bees had aveilable.

@@miserenobis4603 are you serious, you're telling me that's more honey is better!

@@miserenobis4603 There is no way that is ethical to eat honey as a vegan, you actually think the bees are totally happy to have there own honey for their Kids taken to be given to us! No! Why else would beekeepers smoke the bees hives if they were totally fine with it (making it "ethical")

@@hipfirejoe242 its a debated topic and a divide, its only technically exploitation but its very complex and like the OP said, there are good aspects of it that can outweigh any bad

@@miserenobis4603 You are tripping, nothing is ethical about removing the Queen's wings, killing males bees for their semen, and then stealing their food.

2:24 if you are wondering

And so passionate when he makes real food

@@fumanboy animal products are food. Humans are obligate carnivores.

I've never removed the core from pineapples, if it's truly ripe then it would be just slightly crunchier than the rest of the flesh

I freeze the core for smoothies, it is too fibrous to chew in a salad I think but in a smoothie it blends well.

it could be plant-based.. he didn't specify what kind of milk is it

I noticed that lmao

I noticed that as well 🤦‍♀️

Regarding to the comments, unfortunatly nobody :/

Facts. Looked like complete crap