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My eldest son is Vegan and it's mainly a matter of avoiding rather than

seeking out. Having said this, I will add that being Vegan is expensive

because there are so many specialty items you'll require. We routinely

spend over $200 a week at Wild Oats to keep him in food, although

admittedly we buy things there all of us eat.

 

If you don't like cooking it becomes harder although, again, we do get

along reasonably well some weeks with minimal cooking and even some fast

food excursions. (yuck) He'll eat the BK Veggie sandwich, for instance,

and Taco Bell bean burritoes without cheese.

 

As PT said in an earlier post, check out the many recipes in our files

here. Amazing stuff there, and delicious, and many are indeed quick and

easy to fix.

 

Last night we needed a quick meal and had a stir fry over elbow noodles.

Nothing to it and yummy.

 

Good luck; I'm sure you'll do fine.

 

Here is that link to the files:

 

 

~ PT ~

 

 

On Sunday, November 2, 2003, at 06:31 AM,

wrote:

 

> Message: 14

> Sat, 1 Nov 2003 16:30:01 -0800 (PST)

> kia <kia2_2

> Hi, I'm new!

>

> Hi all!

> I just joined the list and wanted to say hello.

> My name is Janet and I'm a vegetarian. I would very

> much like to become vegan but I'm not sure how to go

> about it. The food seems to be so expensive.

> I really don't like cooking so any fast and easy

> recipes are always best for me.

> Hubby and I are also owned by 6 furbabies. We have 1

> dog and 5 cats. Do any of you have pets? Do you feed

> them a vegetarian diet? I've wanted to try this but

> not sure if it's really healthy for them.

> take care,

>

>

> =====

> Janet

>

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