“Soycery” (soy + sorcery) was printed in a riddle published on Reddit—Jokes on April 27, 2017:
Q: What kind of magic does a vegan wizard use?
A: Soycery.
The “soycery” portmanteau word has been used many other times. “Going to start a Medieval Times style restaurant for vegans and vegetarians called ‘Swords and Soycery’” was posted on Twitter on February 9, 2011.
Twitter
Ian Duncan
@iduncs
Going to start a Medieval Times style restaurant for vegans and vegetarians called “Swords and Soycery”
5:26 PM - 9 Feb 2011
Twitter
Justin Ang
@justinangzw
You should open a soya bean shop named Soycery! #groan
9:11 AM - 3 Jul 2012
Twitter
Conor
@cxnmunism
Why does Asian food taste so nice?
Asian chefs use Soycery
1:59 PM - 20 Apr 2014
Twitter
Vegan With Kids!
@vegan_with_kids
Q: How does #vegan food taste so good? A: Soycery. #dadjoke #sorrynotsorry
9:57 AM - 31 Mar 2016
Reddit—Jokes
What kind of magic does a vegan wizard use?
submitted April 27, 2017 by FNA25
Soycery
Twitter
Dee-Wizzle 🤙🏼
@Aluminum_Idle
What kind of magic does a vegan wizard use?
Soycery
4:04 PM - 27 Apr 2017
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