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Cooking meals with LITTLE TO NO MEAT for a family, need your ideas!
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You may want to cut back on other things before cutting back on meat. Especially for growing kids. Vegans and vegetarians have to take a lot of supplements to keep them going. Even then they can get sick from no animal protein. And too many carbs for adults or inactive children is not a good thing.
Put meat first in your budget. Everything else gets cut back. Get rid of tv. Anything extra. Without your health nothing matters.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76984449 Absolutely untrue and very ignorant. I haven't eaten any meat since 1992 and no animal products whatsoever since 1997. I'm in the top 98 percentile of health. If you eat whole foods, a plant based diet is the healthiest way to eat. Animal agriculture is devastating to the environment, as well as horrific for the animals. When I did my masters years ago studying this topic, the profs said it's a matter of when, not if, a meat tax is coming. It's good to transition away from eating animals now. Check out nutritionfacts.org for the peer reviewed, medical research. There are also tons of recipes there. That “meat tax” is coming from veganism pushers. Instead of running them out of town you let them waltz in by jointing their forced religious conversion? The so-called elite will always eat meat. They will take it away from the masses because without meat we do get weaker. Especially children. Look up Weston Price. If vegan and vegetarian was so good they would be eating that way but they don’t. They know better. Humans are engineered to eat meat, as evidenced by their teeth. Vegetarian diets work OK for monks and nuns of various religions, but certainly not for growing kids or people working manual labor. The supplements vegans need to stay healthy are another indication that humans need meat for health. Meat was one of the first foods people had to eat, and has been with us for a long long time. People who do not want to eat meat for various reasons should not be coerced or forced to eat it, and those who don't want to eat it should abstain.
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