Become a vegetarian

How I did it: First I should say that I still eat fish and seafood, so I'm technically a pescetarian. But I've given up eating meat and "raw" dairy for good. I cleared my pantry and fridge of all meat and dairy products and bought plenty of fresh and frozen fruit and veggies, and stocked my pantry with beans and lentils. I usually start every day off with a fruit smoothie made using frozen and fresh fruit, almond milk, and a protein powder li… Read how I did it…

How I did it: I haven't been a big meat-eater lately anyway so it was mostly just a matter of getting in the habit of checking the list of ingredients of *everything* for things like gelatin (relevant: vegan marshmallows exist) and not caving in to the occasional chilli craving (at least, not traditional chilli. Vegetarian chilli is awesome.) Read how I did it…

How I did it: I just chose to become one. I felt that the way people kill animals is just flat out wrong and horrible. It isnt hard to do, it really is just your own choice. I have been a vegetarian for over 2 years now, and I don't think I'll stop anytime soon. Read how I did it…

How I did it: Well I played a game called Cooking Mama Thanksgiving. It made me sick to my stomach. I was a vegetarian for a day. Then a year later I watch the most disturbing video. It made me cry, but I kept watching it. Then I said to myself, "They don't deserve this." So I became one for two years. Read how I did it…

How I did it: Well, nobody in my family has ever been big red meat eaters, so it makes sense when I say i have never eaten red meat. Not a bite. Now that I am a vegetarian, just thinking about red meat is very unappealing. Anyway, we still ate white meat, like poultry. Then I decided I wanted to raise chickens for eggs, and I built a coop on my birthday and got four little chicks a week later. In case you were wondering, their names were Moonshine, Pyr… Read how I did it…