cloudyshambles
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why is nutella not vegetarian? 

I just hate it when they dont write that their products arent vegetarian, and almost hide it under weird ingredients no one suspects... Its like they are disrepecting people's choice to not eat meat (meat derived) food all that just to sell it and make money.
I personally don't buy any leather/wool/silk/etc items, but that's just me. I do, however, wear the items I bought before I went vegan. (i.e. a wool sweater, a leather belt.) It just doesn't hurt anything to keep wearing them. I can see how secondhand stuff isn't especially unethical, but I'd rather support a designer like Stella McCartney or someone and buy from them, that way the demand for leather alternatives (ever-so-slightly) increases.
Having said this, hautechild, I didn't come here to call anyone a hypocrite, I hope you didn't think that when you read my post. Like I said, what I asked was out of pure curiosity...
There are many reasons one could go vegetarian or vegan. Health obviously is a big reason as well, and a good one![]()
"oooh so you're a vegetarian but what's your bag made out of then?!" I'm not planning on eating my bag so stfu.