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 | A while ago, Miss Manners had a column about vegans hosting a party for non-vegans, and most of us who are vegetarian or vegan strongly disagreed with her advice! I got a similar email query from a reader, and I'm hoping that some of you will be able to offer her some advice or insight, whether you're vegetarian or vegan, or not. | | Should you cook meat for others? Do you?
Here's an email I received from a reader. Chime in, and offer some advice: I am a vegan and my son and husband are vegetarians. Our young son is having a birthday this weekend and we are having a party with our extended family. I am planning on serving all vegan food (veggie dogs in a blanket, hummus and carrot sticks, pasta salad, etc.) My father-in-law and mother feel that this is unfair to the meat eaters that will be attending. I don't think it's right for them to expect us to ignore our moral standards to purchase and prepare meat for them... Is it unfair to expect meat-eaters to attend a meat-free party? What do you think?
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