So what do vegans eat?

Suggestions? What do you mean "not very good with"? Do you mean your body doesn't react well to those foods or do you mean you aren't good at cooking with them? If it's the latter then my suggestion is to just keep trying! I couldn't cook AT ALL until I went vegan. It took me a couple weeks to get the hang of it, but now I love to cook. I'd check out vegweb.com if you haven't already for recipes. Have you tried anything like agave nectar or molasses as an alternative to honey?

I don't know because I'm not vegan, but I think alot of Indian food is vegan, you'd need to find a substitute for the ghee though. My sister in law is vegan and can make delicious food. I don't see her very often,but sometime i will try to get some recipies from her.

Having cut out all dairy products to see it it made a difference to my health (it doesn't). I can sympathise with you as dairy products are in everything. I bought bread flour and it had on it a warning that it contained milk. When I phoned the supermarket they said it was produced in a factory where milk was present but for a strict vegan or someone allergic they wouldn't even be able to make bread. As for alternatives, there isn't any to meat apart from soya as Quorn has egg and milk in their products. The soya manufacturer, alpro soya does do rather nice soya puds bit like custard in three flavours chocolate, vanilla and caramel. All I ate was veg as the vegan variations of manufactured products were also quite expensive.