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Vegetarian, Vegan and Animal Rights

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1. Very interesting, never thought about that.

Fri Dec 11, 2020, 07:32 AM

Dec 2020

Wiki page says most bone china is produced with synthetic alternatives though.

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Just figured out that my (formerly) favorite cup isn't vegan [View all] Rorey Dec 2020 OP

Very interesting, never thought about that. Croney Dec 2020 #1

That's reassuring, but how can I figure it out Rorey Dec 2020 #3

Sometimes I curse my curiosity Rorey Dec 2020 #4

It's porcelain not bone jpak Dec 2020 #5

It clearly says "bone china" on the bottom of the cup Rorey Dec 2020 #6

It's a type of porcelain from China jpak Dec 2020 #7

No offense Rorey Dec 2020 #8

I apologize then jpak Dec 2020 #9

The History section is very interesting. Croney Dec 2020 #10