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>There were no expensive ready meal options at my local supermarket - Labeling contains no information about what kind of environment animals are brought up in
by vlod 13y ago
>There were no expensive ready meal options at my local supermarket - Labeling contains no information about what kind of environment animals are brought up in
I think you know why. :)
>Ultimately I wish I had the will power to turn fully vegetarian
The way I started (I'm a veggie now) is not to fully eliminate meat completely for your diet, but just 1 day a week.
The way to look at it is not that you're missing out on meat for 1 day, but as an opportunity to try out non-meat options.
Here's some suggestions: go to a middle eastern place and order falafel wraps, or tofu next time you go to a Chinese place. Also there's lots of Indian food that's veggie friendly. i.e. Indulge your palette in food that you generally wouldn't try. You might like it!
- vjvj 13y agoThanks for the tips Vlod. I do actually eat veggie quite a lot and enjoy actively trying out the vegetarian stuff that I wouldn't without the mindset that I have now. My issue is that when you're traveling or you just come across a really tasty meat dish, that's when I lack the willpower to be 100% vegetarian. So all in all, I eat far less meat than the average person and I have cut down intentionally but I am not vegetarian all of the time.