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 Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 6:12 pm
Lots of different mixtures of basically the same things - beans, rice, pasta, tomatoes, garlic, onion, kale, broccoli.. stuff like that.
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Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 6:16 pm
Breakfast: PB+Banana sammich or bagel with jelly, with juice
Lunch: Boca burger, vege lasagna, salads, tofu the heavier meal of the day
Dinner: Something light, like salads and lots of fruit
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Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2007 8:17 am
I don't always have access to the kitchen, so I tend to make a bunch of a couple things I can freeze and eat throughout the week.
I usually have oatmeal in the morning with a glass of juice or chocolate soymilk and a piece of fruit.
I don't have the money to eat at campus (plus the selection is very limited), so I bring some fruit with me, trail mix, or a granola bar to eat between classes. I prefer to bring fruit because the squirrels on campus like it best.
When I get home I usually eat my heaviest meal because I'm a little hungry from school. I'll microwave something frozen I made earlier, like burritos, soup, sloppy steves (sloppy joe, but with tofu instead of meat), or eat plain vegetables or fruit. I usually have a storage of frozen vegetables that just take 5 minutes to steam, so that's an easy thing.
For dinner, I usually have brown rice and steamed vegetables.
Sometimes I'll go out to eat, but the only place I like to go is this Indian restaurant; we don't have any exclusively vegetarian places around here, so Indian is about as close as we get. It's amazing to go out to eat and have more than salad as an option! whee
Oh, and I'm all about bananas. I make my own banana smoothie/slushie things in the blender - a couple bananas, a very small amount of soymilk, and ice until I like the consistency. I'm not sure what that technically qualifies as, but it's fairly delicious. xD
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Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 7:27 am
hmm...for breakfast I love to have cereal with fruit in it and bagels, english muffins, that kind of stuff. then for lunch I have veggie burritos, cheese (sorry vegans) enchiladas, or peanut butter between 2 tortillas. For supper I like pastas, soups, salad, boca burgers (or chik'n nuggets) I also like to mix diff. kinds of steamed veggies w/ rice.
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Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2007 5:44 pm
during the school year i typically have cereal with soymilk for breakfast, skip lunch b/c i really dont feel like wathcin my friends eating their daily dose of flesh. after school b4 soccer practice or robotics(if i have either that day, or both) i'll have a banana or pretzels. when i get home i typically have spaghetti or some sort of noodles w/ olive oil and garlic.
but its summer now so i dont have defined eating schedules. sometimes i forget to eat until i go out jogging and my stomach starts to violently protest. i've bean eating banana pancakes, rice and canned peaches.
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Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2007 9:20 pm
my meals are kind of odd cause i dont eat wheat products in addition to my vegetarian eating....
breakfast is normally rice balls, corn chips and salsa, or corn tortilla with cheese, salsa, fried egg, and sour cream
lunch (if i have time to eat it) cheddar brocolli soup, curry rice noodles, or corn tortilla enchaladas with carmalized carrots, fried potatoes with mexican cheese salsa and sour cream.
dinner some random rice dish, spaghetti with rice noodles, or tomato salad with basalmic vinegar virgin olive oil and mozzarella
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Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2007 4:37 pm
Breakfast- (When I eat) It's usually Cocopuffs with vanilla soy milk or a plain bagel with peanutbutter
Lunch - Smucker's Grape jelly Uncrustable with fruit and a water or a Veggie && cheese wrap
Dinner - Dinner Varies...I usually make pasta salads with zucchini olives mushrooms oil and herbs...maybe sometimes a little cheese, Or like Boca Burgers and kettle chips...or Bean&veggie burritos. : )
Snacks - Frozen Bananas with a little splenda, Tofutti Cuties, Nuts, Green tea, pretzels..depends on if I crave sweet or salty.
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Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 4:31 pm
breakfast: boco wrap thing or biscuts and gravy(breakfast not turkey lol)
lunch: peanut butter wheat and water
dinner: a boco burger or some kind of veges.
snack: peanuts, or something like that. smile
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Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2008 8:24 pm
Breaks: Usually cold cereal, but sometimes hot cereal.
Lunch: Cheese and lettus salad, with BBQ sauce (I checked- No animals what-so-ever!), carrots, milk, and some kind of fruit.
Snack: Some sort of sweet thing or more fuit.
Dinner: Depends on whatever mum makes, minus the meat (I've gotten good at faking it then grabbing some peanut butter after ward)
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Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2008 6:29 pm
Figmented Imagination Breaks: Usually cold cereal, but sometimes hot cereal. Lunch: Cheese and lettus salad, with BBQ sauce (I checked- No animals what-so-ever!), carrots, milk, and some kind of fruit. Snack: Some sort of sweet thing or more fuit. Dinner: Depends on whatever mum makes, minus the meat (I've gotten good at faking it then grabbing some peanut butter after ward) Just curious, what do you mean faking it? does your mom not like the idea or just not know or what?
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Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 10:06 am
pilliwinks I don't always have access to the kitchen, so I tend to make a bunch of a couple things I can freeze and eat throughout the week.
I usually have oatmeal in the morning with a glass of juice or chocolate soymilk and a piece of fruit.
I don't have the money to eat at campus (plus the selection is very limited), so I bring some fruit with me, trail mix, or a granola bar to eat between classes. I prefer to bring fruit because the squirrels on campus like it best.
When I get home I usually eat my heaviest meal because I'm a little hungry from school. I'll microwave something frozen I made earlier, like burritos, soup, sloppy steves (sloppy joe, but with tofu instead of meat), or eat plain vegetables or fruit. I usually have a storage of frozen vegetables that just take 5 minutes to steam, so that's an easy thing.
For dinner, I usually have brown rice and steamed vegetables.
Sometimes I'll go out to eat, but the only place I like to go is this Indian restaurant; we don't have any exclusively vegetarian places around here, so Indian is about as close as we get. It's amazing to go out to eat and have more than salad as an option! whee
Oh, and I'm all about bananas. I make my own banana smoothie/slushie things in the blender - a couple bananas, a very small amount of soymilk, and ice until I like the consistency. I'm not sure what that technically qualifies as, but it's fairly delicious. xD
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Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 1:28 pm
Vegan tuna sub with a side of Jones Cream Soda...that is one.
Vegan bacon is a good snack for me.
Vegan chicken lomen pasta with chocolate soy milk on the side is very yummy. 3nodding heart
Peace and Love,
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Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 1:30 pm
Forgot to add:
for dessert, I love Tofutti Chocolate icecream.
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Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 11:08 pm
berryCherry1332 pilliwinks I don't always have access to the kitchen, so I tend to make a bunch of a couple things I can freeze and eat throughout the week.
I usually have oatmeal in the morning with a glass of juice or chocolate soymilk and a piece of fruit.
I don't have the money to eat at campus (plus the selection is very limited), so I bring some fruit with me, trail mix, or a granola bar to eat between classes. I prefer to bring fruit because the squirrels on campus like it best.
When I get home I usually eat my heaviest meal because I'm a little hungry from school. I'll microwave something frozen I made earlier, like burritos, soup, sloppy steves (sloppy joe, but with tofu instead of meat), or eat plain vegetables or fruit. I usually have a storage of frozen vegetables that just take 5 minutes to steam, so that's an easy thing.
For dinner, I usually have brown rice and steamed vegetables.
Sometimes I'll go out to eat, but the only place I like to go is this Indian restaurant; we don't have any exclusively vegetarian places around here, so Indian is about as close as we get. It's amazing to go out to eat and have more than salad as an option! whee
Oh, and I'm all about bananas. I make my own banana smoothie/slushie things in the blender - a couple bananas, a very small amount of soymilk, and ice until I like the consistency. I'm not sure what that technically qualifies as, but it's fairly delicious. xD My mom and I used to make those ^^ we put strawberries and blueberries in sometimes too. Or orange juice and mango ^^
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Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 12:18 pm
Breakfast: My breakfast consists of a calcium chew. How exciting. lol.
Lunch: Either a tofurky and vegan cheese sandwich or a peanut butter and banana sandwich.
Dinner: Boca, Morningstar, and some stuff by Amy's. I also eat a lot of pasta. I LOVE vege chili. I guess it can't really be considered chili, b/c I don't even add fake meat. It's more like a bean soup. lol.
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