response 1 of 8:

Oct 29 11:31 UTC 1994

you give it to a neighbor.

response 3 of 8:

Oct 31 18:27 UTC 1994

I think it would depend upon the strictness of the vegetarian.  A vegan
wouldn't want to eat it, but others, such as lacto-, ovo-, and/or pisco-(?)
vegetarians may still not be bothered by the animal content.  However, 
assuming I'm a vegan, I offer it to my 20th century music teacher (he 
gives away extra credit if ya' give him somthing to snack on.)

response 5 of 8:

Dec 23 16:19 UTC 1994

What would be the obscure ingredient?  I'm not a vegetarian, but I respect
people who stick to their beliefs.  I wouldn't eat it.  I'd trash it, so
others would not be encouraged to consume animal products.

I had a vegetarian employee who was mean to her staff, but always into
animal rights.  She loved caesar salads.  I used to try to remind
here about those little anchovies (they were not born in the can!)
and about cheese (made with animal enzymes).
I delighted in that stuff!

Marshmellows are an animal ingredient!

response 7 of 8:

Dec 30 19:14 UTC 1994

makes sense!