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Vegetarian Guides - Articles
World Vegetarian Month Special: A Guide To Vegetarian Eating
by
Daniel Munday
Posted
Thu 29 Oct 2009 11:02pm
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The Non-Vegetarian’s Guide to Humane Shopping
by
Dr. Patty Khuly
Posted
Fri 11 Jun 2010 5:35am
I’m not a vegetarian. Which some people find strange for a veterinarian. But here’s my take: I accept that animals can be raised humanely, sustainably, and morally defensibly. Which, for me, is totally consistent with the veterinarian’s oath I’ve pledged.
However, the more involved I become in the world of agriculture, the more I narrow my
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A Guide to Becoming a Vegetarian
by
Missy ..
Posted
Sat 03 Jul 2010 2:49pm
resources.
Plus, It’s Never Been Easier to Begin Eating a Vegetarian Diet Thanks to the “Goin’ All Veggies:
A Guide to Becoming a Vegetarian” eBook!
This comprehensive guide contains everything you need to know to make a healthy transition to a vegetarian diet and to maximize the benefits of your new diet. You’ll learn:
How
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Vegetarian Restaurants and Hotels Guide
by
Laura
Posted
Fri 12 Nov 2010 3:48am
In the UK it can be hard to find a good vegetarian restaurant and hotel so you can make your next outing or holiday cruelty free. Here we’ll detail some good places to plan around your next trip, they are vegan, vegetarian, or veggie friendly (still offers a traditional menu with a variety of veggie options) so you can enjoy yourself and not be stuck
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I Think I'm Officially a Lacto-Ovo-Pescatarian
by
Tara
Posted
Mon 10 Aug 2009 12:20am
What a mouthful. A mouthful of vegetables.
We stopped at the Country Pumpkin on our way home from the camp today. It was so great. This is why I love living in the country. Our bounty:
Which in turn yielded a dinner of corn on the cob with blue cheese butter and beets and shallots (a Moosewood recipe):
Delicious!
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