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Hi, I've been a partial vegetarian for several years. Meaning that I primarily eat white meat and fish. Just recently I have been wanting to get very serious about incorporating a full vegetarian lifestyle into my diet. I want to try the ovo lacto vegetarian diet first and see how I do with that. I've done a lot of research. However, I have a few questions I was hoping that someone could help answer. Thank you so much!
•Are there any vegetarian alternatives to marshmallows out there? I just discovered that they have gelatin in them. So, whenever I eat s'mores I'm not quite sure what to do other than to eat the chocolate and the ghram crackers.
•I'm very much a soup, sandwhich and salad person when it comes to lunch and I brown bag when go to work. What are some quick easy soup, sandwhich and salad recipes or variations that I can try through my work week so I don't get bored?
•Is there a good vegetarian vitamin brand that does not have gelatin or animal by products in it?
•I'm the only veggie in my family. Which means that either I eat what they are eating, pick around the meat (boring and pointless), or cook for myself. I've offered to cook two nights a week which my dad groans at, because he knows it will be some kind of vegetarian entree'. What are some vegetarian dishes that I can cook (aside from the occasional pasta, veggie burger, taco) that my meat eating parents will enjoy too?
I think that's it for now. I've been reading through this group and found some very insightful information to help me with this lifestyle change!
•Are there any vegetarian alternatives to marshmallows out there? I just discovered that they have gelatin in them. So, whenever I eat s'mores I'm not quite sure what to do other than to eat the chocolate and the ghram crackers.
•I'm very much a soup, sandwhich and salad person when it comes to lunch and I brown bag when go to work. What are some quick easy soup, sandwhich and salad recipes or variations that I can try through my work week so I don't get bored?
•Is there a good vegetarian vitamin brand that does not have gelatin or animal by products in it?
•I'm the only veggie in my family. Which means that either I eat what they are eating, pick around the meat (boring and pointless), or cook for myself. I've offered to cook two nights a week which my dad groans at, because he knows it will be some kind of vegetarian entree'. What are some vegetarian dishes that I can cook (aside from the occasional pasta, veggie burger, taco) that my meat eating parents will enjoy too?
I think that's it for now. I've been reading through this group and found some very insightful information to help me with this lifestyle change!