LONDON -- Ah, fried chicken. It's greasy, it's fried, it's finger lickin' good. But it hasn't exactly been vegan friendly -- until now. 。
SEE ALSO:Tricked-out vegan milkshakes come to NYC this weekend only。A restaurant serving vegan fried "chicken" opened in London on Saturday, bringing joy and happiness to the lives of myriad city-dwelling vegans.The Temple of Seitan in Hackney, east London, is serving up vegan fried chicken made from seitan, a meat substitute made from gluten. 。
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Co-founder Rebecca McGuinness explained how they are using seitan to replicate chicken."The fried chicken is made from seitan, we use vital wheat gluten mixed with soy and seasonings to replicate the flavours," said McGuinness. 。
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"We found that the seitan chicken we have been making really does taste and have the texture of the real deal," says McGuinness.。
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"We think it’s important as there is a common misconception that vegans hate the taste of animal products, but this isn’t true. The majority of us go vegan not because we hate the taste of meat, but because we see the important ethical, environmental and health reasons for doing so," McGuinness continues. 。
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