Food Are you vegan or vegetarian or a normal eater?

[bebeklein]

I’m vegan at home but on occasion when I dine out at a restaurant that doesn’t have vegan options I might end up ordering something that has cheese. But more restaurants are offering vegan dishes and sometimes they are willing to create one. I’ve learned to ask.

 

[Flip88]

I eat meat but having learnt how bad for the environment this is, I am making a huge effort to eat vegan and veggie. Since I have swapped from meat to vegan my skin is clearer, I sleep better, I am less stressed and I breathe easier (prior to this I struggled to breathe through my nose at night times).... It has made a Huge difference.

I think a big part is swapping cows milk to oat and almond milk. Oat milk in coffee does not curdle unlike soya milk which sometimes does.

My advise to l is TRY IT and see after about 10 days if it has made a difference to you.

 

[gypsumrose]

I eat meat but having learnt how bad for the environment this is, I am making a huge effort to eat vegan and veggie. Since I have swapped from meat to vegan my skin is clearer, I sleep better, I am less stressed and I breathe easier (prior to this I struggled to breathe through my nose at night times).... It has made a Huge difference.

I think a big part is swapping cows milk to oat and almond milk. Oat milk in coffee does not curdle unlike soya milk which sometimes does.

My advise to l is TRY IT and see after about 10 days if it has made a difference to you.

That's so cool that you've seen differences! I've read about people noticing things like that before. I'm a vegetarian (maybe I need to go vegan?), but not a particularly healthy one, so I've never noticed much and am impressed by those who do!

Also, I would encourage you to check out the environmental impact (specifically water usage) of almond milk production since you already show an interest in environmental concerns. I don't mean to push anyone one way or the other because food choices are so complex, but I wanted to share that since it was shocking to me when I recently looked into it. From what I've seen, oat milk and soy milk are excellent alternatives when the environment is a concern.

 

[Peridot_Paradise]

Meat reducer. I eat only chicken or fish 3x a weak

 

[makeupbyomar]

I am mostly a grazer but I try and eat a balanced meal whenever possible.

 

[Mist1971]

I am a normal eater, but now I try to limit meat consumption. Recently, I scoop a lot of recipes from vegans.

 

[Traminer]

Meat reducer.

I also reduce meat!

 

[Traminer]

So far 7 out of 37 say: I am vegetarian

 

[Sferics]

I'm 100% vegetarian and 90% vegan.
I am also "normal".

 

[Traminer]

I'm 100% vegetarian and 90% vegan.
I am also "normal".

I see what you mean.

Now how do you call those who are neither vegetarian nor vegan?

 

[Traminer]

I only eat fruit that has not been picked from a tree, but fallen down on its own

So says one out of 40.
Seriously?

 

[Traminer]

What I wonder:

Do vegan people celebrate Easter without real Easter Eggs?
Or with chocolate eggs only?
Or with no eggs of any kind?

 

[Sferics]

I see what you mean.

Now how do you call those who are neither vegetarian nor vegan?

Omnivore...

 

[Traminer]

Omnivore...

But we do NOT really eat "everything".

 

[Sferics]

But we do NOT really eat "everything".

I hope you don't! Keep away from tacks!
And seriously: That is not what it implies as a term.