I need help I don't eat meat or any dairy
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I need a big change in my life Vegetarian is something I been wanted to do for the last few years right now I just want to know what I can eat without eating animals or anything that comes for a animals if that's not a crime....-1
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itsthehumidity wrote: »This is a troll everybody move on.
I'm inclined to believe the above statement, but what they hey, I'll feed the troll just because it's a slow work day.
I'm seeing a lot of preaching about tofu - the only caveat/point of consideration is that with "formed" (read: processed) food is that it inevitably lends itself to all sorts of questionable additives in order to keep form, consistency, etc. (read the ingredient list on a box of "tofu nuggets" to see what I mean). The "pure" soybean is generally the best way to go, unless you're really craving something like a burger. There are also inconclusive studies out there that correlate soybean consumption with elevated estrogen levels, theorized to be due to the presence of phytoestrogen in the beans themselves. Again, not conclusive, but something to consider.
The above being said, I do enjoy using tempeh and soybeans in my diet, though I do eat meat so they're not a staple, per se.0 -
itsthehumidity wrote: »This is a troll everybody move on.
I'm inclined to believe the above statement, but what they hey, I'll feed the troll just because it's a slow work day.
Yeah, I also figure, regardless of the OPs motives for the post, there might be other folks out there with similar questions, who can get some value out of the thread. Honey roasted soybeans are my jam.1 -
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I need a big change in my life Vegetarian is something I been wanted to do for the last few years right now I just want to know what I can eat without eating animals or anything that comes for a animals if that's not a crime....
Non-poisonous things that aren't animals or come from animals, maybe? I really don't understand the question. Do you really not know what's a vegetable and what's an animal?0 -
For a low calorie meal, I just had a cup of rice, a half a cup of radish kimchi (kinda high in sodium though) and some dry roasted and seasoned seaweed paper. Put some rice and kimchi in the small sheets and roll up to eat. Add some fresh fruit to your meal. If you don't like seaweed you could always substitute with leaf lettuce. So yummy!1
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=vegetarian+recipes and then find something that tickles your fancy.1
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If you're looking for something hearty (fats, proteins), try an avocado. Make sure it's a little soft but not squishy before you open it.1
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This is what it means to be vegan, lots of people are. I found a great site the other day with a ton of advice on how to cook vegetables:
http://www.vegancoach.com1 -
This is what it means to be vegan, lots of people are. I found a great site the other day with a ton of advice on how to cook vegetables:
http://www.vegancoach.com
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