The Way This Vegan Reacted To A Subway Worker Telling Her That Mayonnaise Is Not Vegan Is Going Viral

Not all bread has eggs in the recipe. In fact, most bread does not include eggs as an essential ingredient. "Real" French bread (baguette); most Italian and...well, a lot of bread does not use eggs. However, "real" mayo does include egg yolks (not whites). It also includes oil, most often olive oil if homemade, but also canola and other oils. Some of my vegan friends don't want canola or other oils for whatever reason. You have to know your foods if you chose a particular diet.

Seems to me, unless you're a vegan because you're highly allergic to animal products, then the gloves wouldn't matter anyway. I choose not to eat brussel sprouts but I won't not eat something else because it touched a brussel sprout. That's just saying "look at me, I'm special". I thought most chose to be vegans to protect the animals or because they believe the production of the animal products are an issue, so the gloves are irrelevant. If you're that highly against, you wouldn't even support a business that serves meat.

Also, unless you have allergies to meat(does that even exist) it doesn't hurt in the slightest to come into contact with it. Especially if it's through 3 different sources like that.

I know mayo has egg yolks, because I am allergic to eggs and can't eat it. When people like myself are allergic to eggs it's usually the yolks, also most bread does not have egg in it, so I can eat most of it. If it's a new bread or type I haven't heard of, I double check the ingredients to be certain. I do ask them to change their gloves when they make my food because eggs is not the only food allergy I have, if they have been in contact with something I'm allergic to, it's enough to send me out in an ambulance.

yolks