Another post from guest author/investigator Brenna! *round of applause*
Here's my conversation with Guest Relations:
A co-worker’s birthday is today and we have a party of ten or so planning to visit your Arlington location. Can you please let me know what menu items are vegan, or could be made vegan? (Vegans do not eat any meat, seafood, honey, eggs, dairy products, or animal derived ingredients.)
After reviewing your menu, I see the Chopped Salad could be made vegan upon removing the bacon, eggs, and cheese. Do you all have oil and vinegar or any other salad dressings which are vegan? Are there any other options?
Guest Comments Razzoo's [mailto:comment@razzoos.com]
We believe the Chopped Salad as you describe with oil and vinegar is the most suitable option.
Verdict: Nothing really substantial. and no apparent wilingness to work with me. The salad is $8 with tax. Since it's so expensive, I ended up eating something else beforehand.
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Note that any time you allow someone else to be responsible for your diet, by preparing food for you, cross contamination with animal products is a risk. Some following a vegan lifestyle may choose not to dine out for this reason. I provide this blog as a guide to making the best possible food choices for those who do, and the full text of correspondence to enable individual assessment of the claims as to the vegan status of any item. As a best practice and for health, cook at home for yourself! The cultural importance of the ritual of cooking and eating for oneself or one's family should not be underestimated.
The Question
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- Arby's (1)
- Blimpie (2)
- Bravo Cucina Italiana (1)
- Bravo Italiana Cucina (1)
- Buca di Beppo (1)
- Carrabba's Italian Grill (1)
- Chili's (1)
- Chipotle (1)
- chuy's (1)
- Claddagh Irish Pub (1)
- Fazoli's (1)
- Jimmy John's (1)
- Maggiano's Little Italy (1)
- Noodles and Co. (1)
- Nothing But Noodles (1)
- O' Charley's (1)
- On the Border (1)
- P. F. Chang's (1)
- Panera Bread (1)
- Papa John's (1)
- Pei Wei (1)
- Qdoba (1)
- Quizno's (1)
- Razzoo's (1)
- Rockfish Seafood Grill (1)
- Romano's Macaroni Grill (1)
- Subway (2)
- TGI Friday's (1)
- Uno Chicago Grill (1)
Progress Report
Resources
- Additives: Vegan or not?
- Community Walk Vegan and Vegetarian Restaurant Guide to the World
- Consumersist's "The Ultimate Chain Restaurant Nutrition Guide: Who Is Hiding Information About The Food, And Who Isn't."
- Fast Food Maps (Google Earth mashup)
- my del.icio.us vegan links
- Peta's guide to chain restaurants
Followers
1 comment:
I did notice they offer a "fluffy rice", corn on the cob, and a veggie dujour. I wonder if any of those could be ordered w/o butter or broth? they also have a pasta and veggie dish with cream sauce, that I suppose could be served w/o sauce. If they have oil & vinegar dressing, that would be great on that.
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