The Vegan 100 List

The Vegan's 100 list was compiled by Hannah of Bittersweet . I found out about it from http://whatimcookingnow.blogspot.com/. Hannah states " News travels pretty fast in the blogosphere, and the latest craze that’s been showing up on food blogs far and wide has been The Omnivore’s Hundred, a list of 100 foods that all omnivores should eat at some point in their lives. Well, I like the idea, but obviously that sort of thing just doesn’t fly with me. Instead, I present to you my revised list, The Vegan’s Hundred instead!

Everything here is either naturally free of animal products or can be veganized, and just like the original, these foods vary from the every day to extraordinary, delectable and disgusting. They’re simply all of the things that, in my opinion, any vegan foodie should definitely sink their teeth into at least once. (MY note, I am not sure I agree as there are some things that I've had once and it was one time too many. For instance, number 1 on the list -- natto.) My Vegan 100 list would look a bit different but, that's just me.

1. Natto


2. Green Smoothie


3. Tofu Scramble


4. Haggis


5. Mangosteen


6. Creme brulee


7. Fondue


8. Marmite/Vegemite


9. Borscht
   
10. Baba ghanoush


11. Nachos


12. Authentic soba noodles


13. Peanut butter & jelly sandwich


14. Aloo gobi


15. Taco from a street cart


16. Boba Tea


17. Black truffle


18. Fruit wine made from something other than grapes


19. Gyoza


20. Vanilla ice cream (try So Delicious Coconut Milk Vanilla)
    
21. Heirloom tomatoes


22. Fresh wild berries


23. Ceviche


24. Rice and beans


25. Knish (I grew up in New York)
    
26. Raw scotch bonnet pepper


27. Dulce de leche


28. Caviar
    
29. Baklava


30. Pate (you've got to try mine with walnuts, mushrooms and lentils)


31. Wasabi peas


32. Chowder in a sourdough bowl


33. Mango lassi


34. Sauerkraut (Making some right now)


35. Root beer float


36. Mulled cider


37. Scones with buttery spread and jam


38. Vodka jelly


39. Gumbo


40. Fast food french fries (Not in 20+ years)


41. Raw Brownies


42. Fresh Garbanzo Beans


43. Dahl


44. Homemade Soymilk


45. Wine from a bottle worth £60/$120 or more (Not often enough)


46. Stroopwafle


47. Samosas


48. Vegetable Sushi


49. Glazed doughnut


50. Seaweed (almost daily)


51. Prickly pear


52. Umeboshi
    
53. Tofurky


54. Sheese (I'd like to but haven't seen it)


55. Cotton candy


56. Gnocchi


57. Piña colada


58. Birch beer


59. Scrapple (as a child one time -- GROSS)


60. Carob chips


61. S’mores (not a fan ever)
    
62. Soy curls


63. Chickpea
    
64. Curry


65. Durian


66. Homemade Sausages
    
67. Churros, elephant ears, or funnel cake (more fried things, yuck)


68. Smoked tofu (especially good when tea smoked by you)


69. Fried plantain


70. Mochi


71. Gazpacho


72. Warm chocolate chip cookies


73. Absinthe


74. Corn on the cob


75. Whipped cream, straight from the can


76. Pomegranate


77. Fauxstess Cupcake


78. Mashed potatoes with gravy


79. Jerky


80. Croissants


81. French onion soup


82. Savory crepes


83. Tings (WHAT?)


84. A meal at Candle 79 (I"D LIKE TO GO)


85. Moussaka


86. Sprouted grains or seeds


87. Macaroni and “cheese”
    
88. Flowers


89. Matzoh ball soup


90. White chocolate


91. Seitan


92. Kimchi


93. Butterscotch chips


94. Yellow watermelon


95. Chili with chocolate


96. Bagel and Toffuti Cream Cheese
    
97. Potato milk


98. Polenta


99. Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee


100. Raw cookie dough