Vegetarianism

Try a thing called quorn its a meat replacement and is really nice I'm vegatatrian as well but I'm only 12 and my mum cooks that all of the time

yes, I believe they do. People who are Vegan don't eat cheese, or eggs or butter or milk for that matter. Vegetarians usually refuse to eat meat. Hope that helps.

Dr. G is in fact a vegetarian. She has worked on dissecting human bodies over exams for many years that she could never be able to eat an animal's body what so ever.

Not all vegetarians exclude dairy from their diet, so many vegetarians get protein through eggs and dairy products. If a vegetarian excludes dairy and eggs form their diet, they can eat soy products, and peanut butter and nuts.

Yes. Protein can come from natural non-meat foods, such as grains, beans, nuts, and certain vegetables. These are more environmentally friendly and use up less energy to grow than manufacturing animal meat does. It takes less water to grow a plant than it does to grow the food and provide the water to raise and animal, for example.

A recent study of Scandinavian teenage vegetarians found that there was no difference between their lifestyles and those of meat-eating peers with regard to smoking, alcohol consumption, exercise, or weight.

Carnivores eat only meat.However, people are omnivores. Those who only eat meat would soon suffer from vitamin, mineral, and other deficiencies and are extremely likely to succumb to serious diseases and die.

Most butters I know are suitable for lacto vegetarian (the most common type of vegetarian) however you should double check that the one you want is a some may contain animal fats. I hope this helps.

Becoming a vegetarianis hard. Especially for those who have be meat eaters for the majority of their lives. However, becoming a vegetarian is very rewarding. It is very good for the body and for peace of mind. There are a couple difficulties that come along with being vegetarian. The main issue being to make sure that you supplement into your diet the things you will be losing by not eating meat. Such as getting an adequate amount of protein. Some good ideas would be using beans, or tofu to get protein in your diet. A good snack that is great for a source of protein is nuts. Take a bag of nuts (such as almonds) with you when you go and snack on them during the day. It's a good idea to take multi vitamins too. Keep your diet varied with a big range of fruits and veggies.

Being a vegetarian can affect your body in all kinds of positive ways. American culture eats way too much food, and mainly too much meat. It has been proven that our bodies (with its coiled and long intestines) were not created to metabolize meat. Sometimes it can sit in your digestive track for days before the body can break it down. Imagine meat sitting out on the counter for three days in 98 degree weather and that is how it sits in your intestines. The meat industry would have you think that if you become vegetarian that you will be deprived of protein and mal-nutritioned. This is simply not the case. Protein is found in lots of vegetables and grains. I believe the healthiest diet is vegan. If you are too nervous to go directly to vegan, try being vegetarian first, or even just cutting back on your consumption of animal flesh is proven to improve your health.

Boca and Morningstar Farms both have really good veggie burgers and other miscellaneous meat substitutes such as "sausage," "ground beef crumbles," "buffalo wings," and "chicken patties." Of course, Gardenburger is another good brand. Keep an eye out for Cascadian Farms products too...they make great cereal! In general, if you are going vegetarian eat as many FRESH fruits and vegetables as possible. Also, find some way to keep protein in your diet. Peanut butter on whole grain bread is a good whole protein source. Soymilk, tofu, and nuts are also good sources of protein. A lot of the meat substitutes I mentioned above are decent protein sources as well.

If it is "beef-flavored" there are probably non-vegetarian ingredients. Check the nutrition facts and ingredients. There's nothing wrong with beef-flavored anything as long as there is no meat in it.

Yes, vegetarians eat honey. Vegans do not.

Vegetarians aren't big fans of their food being covered in meat. I was once given a plate of veggie spring rolls which they had put on the same plate as my brother's prime ribs. Surprisingly they were no longer vegetarian after being covered in some form of meaty BBQ sauce.

yes he is, but he is not a pure hindu. he drinks wine occasionally and eats eggs. got this of his website.

It depends on how long they were vegetarian. If a person has been vegetarian for only a few months, they should easily be able to begin eating meat again.

If a person has been vegan or vegetarian for at least a year, they should begin to incorporate meat into their diet slowly. This can begin with incorporating dairy products and eggs, then mild fishes, followed by turkey and chicken and then pork and red meat. Suddenly eating meat after a long span of time meat-free can cause stomach and intestinal distress.

Unless all your guests are vegan you should have a variety of foods. If you do not wish to do this then where it says Reception on the invitation put 'Vegan Food Served' and in brackets put what that means as some of your guests may not have any idea what that is.

It does not need to be specified, but if you feel the need to mention it, write 'Vegan friendly food available.'

All- Vegan Weddings are becoming more and more common. It is not necessary to accommodate non-vegan guests as suggested by some. Vegan foods are suitable for vegans, vegetarians, and omnivores. It should not need to be mentioned on the invitation.

For vegetarians get all their nutrients from plants and dairy products.

Unlike vegetarians, the non-vegetarians get a lot of nutrients from the meat.

Hence the vegetarians are supposed to have a more balanced diet.

there are no vegetarian in malaysia all of them eat meat

Hinduism is predominantly a vegetarian religion, and many worshippers also do not partake of eggs, so the transition from that diet to veganism is very easy. A large number of Buddhists are also vegan. In general any religion which seeks peace and harmony with the environment could be seen as "encouraging" to a vegan.

Oreo sandwich cookies - not the mint flavored, though.

Oreo cones

Teddy grahams - chocolate