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Friday, August 29, 2008 | 5:30 AM

Ellen's Better Than Cheddar Vegan Nachos

One of Ellen’s show writers, Karen Anderson, shows her how to create delicious vegan nachos using cashews, tofu sour cream, and a whole lotta luck! In this web site exclusive, you’ll be drooling over what are na’cho average nachos.

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This brings back to mind something funny that my grandfather used to say...
Of course it is probably not appropriate right now...

Posted by Joshua Howard | November 11, 2009 11:31 AM

This makes me remember something that my father always said...
But it's totally inappropriate right this moment...

Posted by Terry Murphy | November 11, 2009 11:04 AM

i'll bet that this is the first time someone has ever truly been impartial about this particular subject...

Posted by Joan Anderson | November 10, 2009 6:34 PM

A few weeks ago when Roberto Martin was on the show Ellen said she'd post the brand names of vegan products (especially cheeses) that she likes. Where on the website can I find this list?

Posted by Laurie Prencipe | November 5, 2009 7:37 AM

I was thrilled to find out that you and Portia are vegans,I am totally into vegan and am having a very hard time at finding good vegan cheese, any suggestions? Also in the receipes calling for the melted cheese, I tried using original soy milk but found it was so over powering should I be using unsweetened? If so how come none of the receipes state that.

Thank you for your help and wonderful uplifting shows.
Lisa
"GO VEGANS"

Posted by Lisa Ann Mello | September 30, 2009 3:15 PM

I have a question. Ellen is vegan and believes in not eating or killing animals for consumption, but yet her line of Halo pet food contains animal meat. So its alright to not consume 2 oz of meat a day for herself, but yet use thousands of pounds a day to make dog food? Isn't that a double standard.?
I am confused as to where a vegan draws a line. Don't get me wrong, I love Ellen and am NOT a Vegan, but am still confused as to how this plays into the Vegan beliefs..

Posted by Robyn | May 19, 2009 4:35 AM

GO VEGAN! :D
thank u for going vegan, it makes me (and animals of course :P) soooooooooo happy.
Victoria, vegan since march first, 2007 :)

Posted by Vqie | April 7, 2009 3:26 PM

I'm so excited about becoming 100% vegan. I've been doing alot of research and am open for any tips and secrets about making the transition easier. Feel free to contact me via e-mail if you have any advice. Have a great day:-)
Amy Ellison,
Los Olivos,Ca.

Posted by Amy Ellison | April 3, 2009 4:12 PM

Ellen! Congratulations on your endeavor to become vegan!! The universe knows your intention, and I salute you! May you and yours be well, and blessed! Much love and light to you!

Posted by ANGELA! | March 31, 2009 6:43 PM

Ellen- Congrats on becoming vegan! As you know, veganism is a lifestyle. That leads me to ask how you can represent a company that has a record of being affiliated with the worst animal testing in the history of beauty products? I love you, and think you are an inspiring, intelligent woman. Please reconsider representing Cover Girl, or make them change their ways!!

Posted by Sally | February 7, 2009 1:09 PM

I thought "gelatin from the sea" was an animal. I guess I missed something.

Posted by Louche | January 27, 2009 4:55 PM

I would love to give Ellen's Vegan Nacho's a try...where do I find the recipe?

Thanks!
Kathie

Posted by kathie swanson | January 26, 2009 5:12 PM

I want to add to my recent comment. The cow's milk is for its calf not for us. Think about the child being taken from its mother to a box and its life stolen in order that we should enjoy milk, cheese, icecreams, cakes, certain breads, sauces, soups mayonnaise etc., etc. It's a megaindustry. But think about the children in the slaughterboxes. There is no joy in this.

We humans produce milk when we need to. As we grow older there are calcium and vitamins in lots of other foods. Educate yourselves. Do not blindly believe doctors who want to eat these things.

sp

Posted by sp | January 23, 2009 2:48 AM

The only way to really promote veganism is to talk about facts. Fact: The milk industry is driven by the slaughter of children (calves). The cow is forced to calve several times a year in order to continuosly give milk. The milk is stolen and sent to the industry and most of the male children are forced away from their mother and put in a box and slayed. Shame on us.
Becoming vegan to look good disgusts me more than I can say. Its a good biresult but WE ARE SLAUGHTERING CHILDREN. Its a icecold industry hidden by pretty commercials.

Posted by sabita patwardhan | January 19, 2009 6:18 AM

I was pleased to hear that Ellen has gone vegan. She had vegan physician Neal Barnard, MD on her show, but I have not heard her say teh word "vegan" on any of her shows, and I have watched many, and seen animal foods promoted in the past. It would be wonderful if she more openly promoted veganism, especially since Oprah fell off the wagon and unfortunately gave it up. Until we stop enslaving and tourturing other beings, we will never have peace. May all beings be happy and free from suffering.

Posted by John | November 21, 2008 7:45 AM

God bless you for going vegan, Ellen. It is such a wonderful move--for the animals, health, and the environment. Hopefully, others will follow in your footsteps. I ate meat for 50 plus years and am now almost a vegan. I'm pretty sure I would have done it sooner if I had been aware of the cruelty.

Posted by Bonnie Goodman | October 23, 2008 5:59 AM

If you are a vegetarian for any other reason that personal health (i.e. the important issue of animal rights) you might want to reconsider the Cover Girl affiliation. They are owned by Procter and Gamble a two min. internet search would clue any true vegetarian in on this, and knowledge is power.

Posted by Tina Langston | September 25, 2008 5:12 PM

Hey, Ellen! Just wanted to say that I think it's wonderful you are going vegan! I am an animal lover and have been vegan for two years. Until humans spread their compassion for all sentient beings, people will continue to be cruel to fellow humans. Veganism is a lifestyle that will the world a better place for everyone, human and nonhuman.

Posted by Chelsea | September 8, 2008 6:37 PM

hay Ellen hope all your family ok In new Orlaeans with the hurrican ..


CONGS SEE NEW PIC OF YOU AND PORTIA AWWWWW

Posted by Anonymous | September 1, 2008 1:51 PM

Ellen,

The recipe sounds great, although I don't know if we could keep it up all the time. Well, we'll try it and make improvements as we can. Great show again, as usual.

Janice and Mark Perkins, authors of children's book, Ladybug Baby Bug

Posted by Janice and Mark | September 1, 2008 11:46 AM

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