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    Quote Originally Posted by Blueberry View Post
    When asked about my own dietary restrictions - no beef or pork (generally moral reasons) or bell peppers, I will generally cheerfully offer to supplement dinner (particularly if it causes a problem). One of the toughest situations I have been put in lately was being served a plate of veal at a wedding reception. I ate as much as I could without become physically ill, and said nothing. I would have been somewhat embarassed to be asked about it.
    I frequently offer to bring a dish as well, since I don't eat meat.

    What a very difficult situation with the veal; I know even people who eat other forms of meat who won't touch it. That was a tough one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PamNY View Post
    I frequently offer to bring a dish as well, since I don't eat meat.

    What a very difficult situation with the veal; I know even people who eat other forms of meat who won't touch it. That was a tough one.
    That was definitely cultural - that's part of the reason I was as accommodating as possible. In the Groom's culture, it would be considered the highest/best thing they could have served. I just "filled up quickly" on the other stuff (each person was served 2 entrees + table salads + buffet appetizers + dessert).
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