Raw Vegan Living Veggie Burgers for Lunch

After a long hike, Alexis makes living, dehydrated, vegan garden burgers and an improvised condiment. Check out previous videos to find out how to make the patties.

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• garden burger
• vegan
• living
• raw
• food
• veggies
• raw condiment
• improvised
• veggie
• astafactor

[FathomlessJoy]

Mmmmmmm. Awesome raw vegan living. Love it! Yum! If everyone knew how GREAT the food, nutrition, health and fitness being vegan is, everyone would switch instantly.

If you knew what I knew...you'd be vegan too!

[thrivesurvive]

@FathomlessJoy I completely agree! Thanks for watching and for your enthusiasm. :)

[Hazeleyes10061101]

What did you make the burger from?

[thrivesurvive]

@Hazeleyes10061101 Please check my other videos made around the same time as this one. I list most of the ingredients in either this, or another video. It wasn't a recipe. I just made it up. Thanks for watching. :)

[cpmc1]

Im a lacto-ovo vegetarian (though I don't consume dairy products alot). Can I ask why your a vegan, and at that a raw vegan? Im not being critical, I'm just curious.

The burger looks great though.

[thrivesurvive]

@cpmc1 It's hard to answer that question simply. It's a combination of science and ethics. Suggested reading: "The China Study". Suggested viewing "Earthlings" (can be found online to watch for free).

[cpmc1]

@mellamosean I haven't seen the site. Would you give me the link if you can? Also, can you pay in Sterline (£)?

...50 pounds... thats... quite a bit...

[mellamosean]

@cpmc1

I saw it online, at a website that sells things in large quantities. You could buy 1 pound, 3 pounds, 5 pounds, 10 pounds, or 50 pounds of the stuff.

[cpmc1]

@mellamosean good for you. I havent ever seen it in Ireland.

[mellamosean]

@cpmc1

yes, I have heard that nutritional yeast does provide b12, I don't know much about it. Definitely look into it. I came across it once and was considering getting it, and than I forgot about it, so I'll have to re-look into it.

[cpmc1]

@mellamosean Okay I think I said that wrong; I didn't mean to imply that it doesn't happen in America, but honestly I didn't know, I can only really say what happens here. Obviously some male chickens MUST be kept, but what I was saying is that un "unesscessary" amount of male chickens are actively being kept alive.

Does nutritional yeast not provide vitamin B12? It's yeast with the actual bacteria responcible for the synthesis of the substance, and I heard it provides quite a bit of it.

[mellamosean]

@cpmc1

Yea, I don't know too much about the raw vegan diet. I don't like the idea supplements either, I can't believe they give us all the nutrients they say they do. My b12 comes from supplements in soy/almond milk. After awhile I'll check my b12 levels w/ a doctor and see if they're holding up. Yes I am talking from an American perspective, but what you described is what happens in America. Some males have to be kept for fertilization I believe, but most are not.