Over Xmas we had a lot of visitors. We always try and accommodate dietary requirements and I have no issues with anyones personal preference for any reason.
I do however have a problem with spending hours cooking a 'vegan' meal only for the 'vegans' to eat the grated cheese I had put on the side for DS (not a fan of vegan lasagne), or the 'vegetarians' to ask if we minded them opening the smoked salmon I was saving for NYE. Another vegetarian child (parents ate meat) refused his veggie meal and asked for shoulder of lamb. He 'eats the better cuts of meat' apparently.
FFS!!!!
Why is there so much strange posturing around dietary choices?
Be a pescatarian, say you are eating less meat, say you avoid dairy but please don't say you are vegan and eat eggs, cheese, butter and milk in a 15 hour stay. I challenged the annoying vegan man who made a huge fuss before arrival and tucked into everything the second he's unpacked and his reply was 'I am about 80% vegan - said with indignant outrage! DD nearly fell off her chair. We don't eat meat in the week and would never call ourselves vegetarians. What rubbish!
Glad I got that off my chest 