I'm doing a vegan month and I noticed that in the Migros restaurant (Zugerland), 8 out of 9 menus are usually meat-based and there is practically never a vegan menu. My suggestion: Try a fixed vegan menu or more vegetarian menus. There is the option of eating vegan food at the buffet, but even there it is difficult to say what is vegan or vegi. The marking only says vegetarian, but not whether it is vegan. My suggestion: Declare what is vegan and vegetarian.
I'm doing a vegan month and I noticed that in the Migros restaurant (Zugerland), 8 out of 9 menus are usually meat-based and there is practically never a vegan menu. My suggestion: Try a fixed vegan menu or more vegetarian menus. There is the option of eating vegan food at the buffet, but even there it is difficult to say what is vegan or vegi. The marking only says vegetarian, but not whether it is vegan. My suggestion: Declare what is vegan and vegetarian.
Hello kobye2000, thank you for your question. Vegan production must meet very high standards due to the prevention of cross-contamination. For this reason, Migros Lucerne has decided not to label vegan dishes. Our vegetarian buffets are designed in such a way that we use, for example, a Parmesan cheese that has not been produced using rennet. We pay attention to the use of high-quality, plant-based protein components. Kind regards, Angela
Hello kobye2000, thank you for your question. Vegan production must meet very high standards due to the prevention of cross-contamination. For this reason, Migros Lucerne has decided not to label vegan dishes. Our vegetarian buffets are designed in such a way that we use, for example, a Parmesan cheese that has not been produced using rennet. We pay attention to the use of high-quality, plant-based protein components. Kind regards, Angela
Yes, I noticed that too! Migros boasts about vegi menus, but vegi also means protein substitutes such as tofu or similar and there is practically never any of that!!! Vegi is not just vegetables and pasta! The choice is always far too one-sided! Far too little account is taken of the growing trend towards less meat!!! What's also annoying is bacon in the beans, as a veggie you can unfortunately no longer access it! Other vegetables are also spoiled with bacon or ham! And then there's this hypocritical advertising about veggie menus! Finally do what you keep saying!
Hello kobye2000, thank you for your question. Vegan production must meet very high standards due to the prevention of cross-contamination. For this reason, Migros Lucerne has decided not to label vegan dishes. Our vegetarian buffets are designed in such a way that we use, for example, a Parmesan cheese that has not been produced using rennet. We pay attention to the use of high-quality, plant-based protein components. Kind regards, Angela
Okey, but with vegetarian there is no cross-contamination? And can't you still mark it with "without guarantee"? And what about my suggestion of more vegetarian menus like 1 of 9?
Okey, but with vegetarian there is no cross-contamination? And can't you still mark it with "without guarantee"? And what about my suggestion of more vegetarian menus like 1 of 9?
Hello kobye2000, we have taken your request for a fixed vegan/vegetarian menu on board and passed it on to the people responsible. We'll come back to the buffet: at Migros Restaurant Zugerland, we have a daily vegetarian buffet. There we offer eight vegetarian components from which various dishes can be created. In other restaurants we have a daily changing veggie offer. A label with the addition "without guarantee" would not be accepted by our customers and is not permitted by law. Our employees are also available to provide you with information. Kind regards Angela
Hello kobye2000, we have taken your request for a fixed vegan/vegetarian menu on board and passed it on to the people responsible. We'll come back to the buffet: at Migros Restaurant Zugerland, we have a daily vegetarian buffet. There we offer eight vegetarian components from which various dishes can be created. In other restaurants we have a daily changing veggie offer. A label with the addition "without guarantee" would not be accepted by our customers and is not permitted by law. Our employees are also available to provide you with information. Kind regards Angela
Okey, thanks a lot for the answers.
It bothers me that the Migros restaurant in Breitenrain in Bern offers almost only meat menus. The veggie selection is poor and unimaginative. I'm neither a vegan nor a vegetarian, but I don't want to eat meat more than once a week, and with such an offer you're almost forced to eat meat every time you want some variety.
It bothers me that the Migros restaurant in Breitenrain in Bern offers almost only meat menus. The veggie selection is poor and unimaginative. I'm neither a vegan nor a vegetarian, but I don't want to eat meat more than once a week, and with such an offer you're almost forced to eat meat every time you want some variety.
Hello 2099339085749, thank you for your contribution. I would be happy to inform the relevant specialist department about your message. Kind regards, Luisa
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It bothers me that the Migros restaurant in Breitenrain in Bern offers almost only meat menus. The veggie selection is poor and unimaginative. I'm neither a vegan nor a vegetarian, but I don't want to eat meat more than once a week, and with such an offer you're almost forced to eat meat every time you want some variety.
Ultra funny rollimaus. I will refrain from posting ultra-jokes about carnism here. You can post such "jokes" on your Facebook account, they are not appropriate here in a factual discussion.
What I actually wanted to write: I also notice very strongly that it's difficult to eat vegan in Migros restaurants. When I meet someone at a Migros restaurant for a morning meal, I always buy a margarine in the food department and take it into the restaurant because there is no alternative to butter. Same with the coffee cream, I buy the plant-based cream downstairs and take it with my coffee... But when it comes to hot meals, I desperately want plant-based alternatives because I can't cook them myself in the restaurant.... Vegan is not the same as diet. We also have to eat a wholesome diet and can do so if we are given chickpeas, lupins, mushrooms (something other than mushrooms, please!!!!), pulses, proteins from all grains, soy and everything that can be made from it, hemp protein etc. etc. You're Migros, you know what's available in your ever-growing vegan range ;-) And I would also be very happy at the salad buffet if I had a chance to know what is plant-based. At some point, the problem with "contamination" will have to be solved anyway, because more and more people want to pay attention to it. It's like with products: If it says, may contain eggs, milk etc.... then as a vegan I can safely ignore this because I know it is not an intentional part of the product. I just don't want to support the livestock industry, but I don't do that either if it says so. Wouldn't that also work legally for salads with such a note? Then another praise: I have already noticed that some of the salads have more vegetable protein sources than before. (I once found a salad with chickpeas or beans without milk sauce ;-) Keep up the good work!
Yes, I noticed that too! Migros boasts about vegi menus, but vegi also means protein substitutes such as tofu or similar and there is practically never any of that!!! Vegi is not just vegetables and pasta! The choice is always far too one-sided! Far too little account is taken of the growing trend towards less meat!!! What's also annoying is bacon in the beans, as a veggie you can unfortunately no longer access it! Other vegetables are also spoiled with bacon or ham! And then there's this hypocritical advertising about veggie menus! Finally do what you keep saying!
Hello kobye2000, thank you for your question. Vegan production must meet very high standards due to the prevention of cross-contamination. For this reason, Migros Lucerne has decided not to label vegan dishes. Our vegetarian buffets are designed in such a way that we use, for example, a Parmesan cheese that has not been produced using rennet. We pay attention to the use of high-quality, plant-based protein components. Kind regards, Angela
Okey, but with vegetarian there is no cross-contamination? And can't you still mark it with "without guarantee"? And what about my suggestion of more vegetarian menus like 1 of 9?
Okey, but with vegetarian there is no cross-contamination? And can't you still mark it with "without guarantee"? And what about my suggestion of more vegetarian menus like 1 of 9?
Hello kobye2000, we have taken your request for a fixed vegan/vegetarian menu on board and passed it on to the people responsible. We'll come back to the buffet: at Migros Restaurant Zugerland, we have a daily vegetarian buffet. There we offer eight vegetarian components from which various dishes can be created. In other restaurants we have a daily changing veggie offer. A label with the addition "without guarantee" would not be accepted by our customers and is not permitted by law. Our employees are also available to provide you with information. Kind regards Angela
Hello kobye2000, we have taken your request for a fixed vegan/vegetarian menu on board and passed it on to the people responsible. We'll come back to the buffet: at Migros Restaurant Zugerland, we have a daily vegetarian buffet. There we offer eight vegetarian components from which various dishes can be created. In other restaurants we have a daily changing veggie offer. A label with the addition "without guarantee" would not be accepted by our customers and is not permitted by law. Our employees are also available to provide you with information. Kind regards Angela
Okey, thanks a lot for the answers.
It bothers me that the Migros restaurant in Breitenrain in Bern offers almost only meat menus. The veggie selection is poor and unimaginative. I'm neither a vegan nor a vegetarian, but I don't want to eat meat more than once a week, and with such an offer you're almost forced to eat meat every time you want some variety.
It bothers me that the Migros restaurant in Breitenrain in Bern offers almost only meat menus. The veggie selection is poor and unimaginative. I'm neither a vegan nor a vegetarian, but I don't want to eat meat more than once a week, and with such an offer you're almost forced to eat meat every time you want some variety.
Hello 2099339085749, thank you for your contribution. I would be happy to inform the relevant specialist department about your message. Kind regards, Luisa
Guest
It bothers me that the Migros restaurant in Breitenrain in Bern offers almost only meat menus. The veggie selection is poor and unimaginative. I'm neither a vegan nor a vegetarian, but I don't want to eat meat more than once a week, and with such an offer you're almost forced to eat meat every time you want some variety.
Ultra funny rollimaus. I will refrain from posting ultra-jokes about carnism here. You can post such "jokes" on your Facebook account, they are not appropriate here in a factual discussion.
What I actually wanted to write: I also notice very strongly that it's difficult to eat vegan in Migros restaurants. When I meet someone at a Migros restaurant for a morning meal, I always buy a margarine in the food department and take it into the restaurant because there is no alternative to butter. Same with the coffee cream, I buy the plant-based cream downstairs and take it with my coffee... But when it comes to hot meals, I desperately want plant-based alternatives because I can't cook them myself in the restaurant.... Vegan is not the same as diet. We also have to eat a wholesome diet and can do so if we are given chickpeas, lupins, mushrooms (something other than mushrooms, please!!!!), pulses, proteins from all grains, soy and everything that can be made from it, hemp protein etc. etc. You're Migros, you know what's available in your ever-growing vegan range ;-) And I would also be very happy at the salad buffet if I had a chance to know what is plant-based. At some point, the problem with "contamination" will have to be solved anyway, because more and more people want to pay attention to it. It's like with products: If it says, may contain eggs, milk etc.... then as a vegan I can safely ignore this because I know it is not an intentional part of the product. I just don't want to support the livestock industry, but I don't do that either if it says so. Wouldn't that also work legally for salads with such a note? Then another praise: I have already noticed that some of the salads have more vegetable protein sources than before. (I once found a salad with chickpeas or beans without milk sauce ;-) Keep up the good work!
