I don't know what sounds "better," the "mac and cheese" or the "metaloaf" sandwich. Thanks Ayal.
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3 comments:
Metaloaf sounds much more interesting ;)
In reality, my guess is that's from a vegetarian restaurant. They regularly use quotation marks around faux dairy/meat products. Hence "meatloaf" and "mac & cheese."
Nope. I don't think there are three different vegan cheeses, and they're all nasty if there are. I do like the idea of metaloaf, though. Something served at a yoga retreat, methinks.
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