The document outlines 10 things that drive vegans crazy, including difficulty finding vegan products in grocery stores, constant questions about what vegans eat and lack of understanding from others, dealing with harassment in the workplace, objections to not wearing leather, misconceptions about health risks, challenges of eating out, not being able to eat certain foods like chocolate, insistence from friends to eat non-vegan BBQ foods, people who lecture vegans about their lifestyle choices, and arguments that compare human and animal suffering.

1. Ten Things that Drive Vegans Crazy How to come up with a list of just 10 things that drive vegans crazy? When you live a lifestyle that is not mainstream, there are always going to be some roadblocks and annoyances along the way. Depending on your situation, where you work, and whether your friends and family members are vegan or not, the frustrations may vary. Still, we’re going to give it a try. Here are some common questions and challenges that we, as vegans (and, in some cases vegetarians too), face on a daily basis - and that sometimes make us feel like banging our heads against a wall. Veganmainstream.com/veganblogs

2. Ten Things that Drive Vegans Crazy #1. Finding vegan products in a mainstream grocery store Where’s the soy cheese and the animal-free cleaner? Sometimes it can be quite a challenge to find vegan-friendly products in your local grocery store. Sometimes it makes you feel like you have to be a Google Search wizard to find a piece of soy cheese or seitan. Veganmainstream.com/veganblogs

3. Ten Things that Drive Vegans Crazy #2. “What do you eat, then?” It is one of the most common question people shoot at you, wondering what on earth you eat, since you don’t eat meat, eggs or dairy. For those who forgot, we also have vegetables, fruit, grains, soy, nuts, which make up a large array of options for vegans. Veganmainstream.com/veganblogs

4. Ten Things that Drive Vegans Crazy #3. A lack of sympathy and understanding in the workplace. The “you’re-a-weirdo” face. You go to lunch with your co-workers, or there is a birthday cake for someone in the office and there always seems to be somebody who corners you and harasses you about not eating dairy/meat – and someone else who likes joking about how you think you can change the world one chicken at a time. Totally annoying. Veganmainstream.com/veganblogs

5. Ten Things that Drive Vegans Crazy #4. “You don’t wear leather? Why? The cows are already dead!” Some people just don’t see how leather can be related to cows (or other animals)… Veganmainstream.com/veganblogs

6. Ten Things that Drive Vegans Crazy #5. “Aren’t you afraid of getting osteoporosis?” Who said that you can only find calcium in milk? There are many superior plant-based sources of calcium in nature. Veganmainstream.com/veganblogs

7. Ten Things that Drive Vegans Crazy #6. Eating out at a restaurant. It can be embarrassing to ask all your vegan questions when the server is clearly annoyed because of your long list of questions and your companions are staring at you like, “Could you please just order?” Veganmainstream.com/veganblogs

8. Ten Things that Drive Vegans Crazy #7. “How can you live without eating chocolate?” Well, truth is: you don’t have to. You can be a vegan and eat chocolate. You just need to be careful not to eat milk chocolate. Dark chocolate is a good (healthy and delicious!) option for vegans. Veganmainstream.com/veganblogs

9. Ten Things that Drive Vegans Crazy #8. BBQs. You have your Boca Burger with you, but the insistent offering of a piece of “real” BBQ from your well-intentioned friends can drive any vegan crazy (for the insistence and the smell)! Veganmainstream.com/veganblogs

10. Ten Things that Drive Vegans Crazy #9. When people start lecturing you about how purposeless it is to be vegan. And then, when you try to explain the reasoning behind it, and people claim you’re trying to “look superior” or “convert” them. Well, guess what? You asked! Veganmainstream.com/veganblogs

11. Ten Things that Drive Vegans Crazy #10.People who posit the human suffering in the world against animal suffering. Some people say you should be more concerned about people dying of hunger in the world rather than wasting your time worrying about not eating dairy/ egg/ meat. So, just because you can’t stop human suffering in the world, you should increase animal suffering? What’s the logic of it? Veganmainstream.com/veganblogs

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