“Vegetabull” is a portmanteau of “vegetable” and “bull.”
“Where can you get vegan beef? From a vegetabull” was posted on Twitter by World of Puns on September 21, 2017. “Where can you get vegan beef? From a vegetabull” was posted on Reddit—ApparentJokes on August 13, 2022.
Twitter
World of Puns
@Puns_Only
Where can you get vegan beef?
From a vegetabull.
6:18 AM · Sep 21, 2017·Twitter Web Client
Twitter
Pastured Post
@PasturedPost
Where can you get vegan beef?
From a vegetabull.
8:34 AM · Sep 21, 2017·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Bluetooth Jesus
@BluetoothJesus
The only way you can get vegan beef is from a vegetabull #punished
7:41 PM · Sep 21, 2017·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Raiden
@raiden96
#Question: Where can you get
#vegan beef?
#Answer: From a Vegetabull.
9:05 AM · Oct 3, 2019·Twitter Web App
Twitter
Doc🐕
@DocAtCDI
Where can you get vegan beef?
From a vegetabull.
5:28 PM · Jun 5, 2021·erased17488918_DXPSyblGL3
Twitter
Raiden
@raiden96
#Question: Where can you get
#vegan beef?
#Answer: From a Vegetabull.
10:44 AM · Oct 3, 2021·Twitter Web App
Reddit—ApparentJokes
Posted by u/DokCyber August 13, 2022
Where can you get vegan beef? From a vegetabull.
Twitter
Doc🐕
@DocAtCDI
Where can you get vegan beef?
From a vegetabull.
11:28 AM · Aug 13, 2022·PunsByDoc
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