Vegan Suggestions for When Mum & Dad Get Maccas

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Yes, I was going to say. I understood the first 2/3, but you lost me at 'the jmy fave thing o wellhlate unk..."

You should be able to edit any of your posts for a day after they go live. Or else I can update it if you can translate for me

I'm going to take a stab at answering your question...

If you're looking for takeaway that you can get when your family gets maccas, then you could always grab something from Subway. Their veggie patties are vegan, and quite tasty.

If you're looking for something that you can prepare at home that is similar to maccas, then I'd recommend picking up some Fry's burger patties (they're in a green packet in the freezer section of most Woolies), grab some burger buns and whatever else you want to put on your burger, and away you go. If you want to have a cheese burger, then tofutti cheese slices (also available in some Woolies, usually either in the cheese section or with the tofu) does the job.

This page will help with general vegan shopping tips: http://www.unleashed.org.au/change_the_world/go_veg/shopping_guide.php

I'm guessing that your last comment 'unk especcaily choc' had something to do with wanting to know about vegan chocolates? There are plenty of vegan chocolates, and chocolatey products:
Sweet Williams
Lindt 70% Dark Chocolate
Whittaker's Bittersweet Dark Block
Bonvita's Rice Milk Chocolate
Oreos
So Good Chocolate Ice Cream
Cadbury Drinking Chocolate

You could also try these links for more chocolatey tips:
http://www.unleashed.org.au/blog/2010-03/Best-Cruelty-Free-Easter-Treats-Revealed
http://www.unleashed.org.au/community/forum/topic.php?t=101

Oreos are vegan?!?!?!?!?!
Hallelujah.

Also.... damn, dark chocolate is good.

Another tip - there is a dark chocolate spread at Oxfam shops (there is one at Chaddy and another at Knox) that is a MILLION times better than nutella - much more rich and chocolatey

I used to always get a cheeseburger with fries and no meat but I think if you can avoid Maccas it is a better option  - by paying for Maccas you are just putting the money into their pockets which goes to paying for beef farms

You could always get a maccas garden salad? that is if you are all going there together for dinner.

As everyone else has said...

Also, falafel kebabs!

There are also Cocolo dark chocolate blocks. They're fair trade, so they are good for people too. They come in flavoured varieties as well. So good!
/unpaid shilling

with hommus, mmmmm!