I don't eat Veggies

Have you tried juices? Like V8 or Tropicana Farmstand or Northland? Just make sure that when it says 100% juice that it's actually juice, read the labels. Most of those have 1-2 servings of fruits and veggies in them and taste pretty good. Also, have you tried all natural veggie chips? I don't know what grocers you have in your area but places like Earth Fare, Fresh Market, Whole Foods usually carry "potato chips" made with tomato and spinach and sometimes sweet potato. They're usually lower cal than regular potato chips and don't have any yucky additives and are pretty tasty. Now, I'm not saying to down a whole bag of those for veggies but a serving here and there might help you sneak in some veg.

If you don't eat veggies, what do you eat? Just like.. meat and potatoes? Pasta?

I incorporate veggies into everything and can hardly think of a meal that doesn't include any...

Chop them up so you don't know they're there, like in meat sauces etc. ?

I didn't like most veggies for a long time either. I realized my mom always microwaved them so I didn't like the texture. I agree with trying different ways. I prefer roasted veggies with a little olive oil, salt and peppper. Or broiled. I also add them into smoothies. I sneak in extra spinach or kale into a smoothie with greek yogurt and banana and strawberries...or the combinations of fruit are endless and you can't taste the veggies. No supplement will substitute for veggies, plus you get more volume for the calories so you stay full. I don't eat as many as I should but I try to eat one with dinner and have a lot of salads for my lunches. When you are hungry enough you will eat it.

My faves are zucchini and spinach because they are versatile. A good one skillet meal or stir fry with meat and rice and stuff is a good way to eat the veggies because they are all together and end up tasting like what you cooked it in. Find the least offensive ones and start trying them.

I love to juice veggies. Plus, when you add fruits to them they taste sweet. You get the best of both worlds in one glass.

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Just find a way to love them without dropping all that money on premade shakes. I would suggest trying some different ones, move on if you hate the taste. If you hate the texture, try to make them a different way. I loath cooked carrots and any type of steamed greens, but I love them all raw. Try to mix them into other dishes slowly rather than just a side. For example, Kale seems SO weird to me, but I love it in that toscana soup at Olive Garden. So I bought some and made the soup at home, at least it's a way to get it in and its a new vegetable for me. You can also mix green beans with potatoes, or cook them together so the seasoning can rub off on them and make them taste better. There are ways to introduce them to a diet. I would also suggest finding a few ones you love and eat those all the time (mine are onions, carrots, bell pepper and any lettuce). I'm pretty picky about my veggies/ fruits so I tend to eat the ones I like all the time.