Vegetarian (Part 1)
Decision to become vegetarian is very individual and reasons for such a choice are as many as vegetarians. Many people said that they avoid eating meat because they did not approve killing animals, or because they objected to the ways in which animals are kept, treated and killed for food.
Many become vegetarians fallowing healthy life style, some people are also becoming vegetarian because it matches the kind of low fat. Another much spoken cause is growing concern about the environment.
A vegetarian is a person who does not eat meat, fish, poultry or any abattoir by-product such as gelatine. Vegetarians stick to a diet of grains, pulses, nuts, seeds, vegetables and fruit, with or without eggs, milk and milk products. Vegetarians who do not eat anything containing dairy products or eggs are called vegans.
Vegetarian food is widely spread and available in shops and restaurants, in markets, supermarkets, corner shops it’s also easy to cook at home. It’s not so difficult to give up meat when there are so many delicious recipes and so many tasty dishes. If you are worried about the environment, you’ll be satisfied to know that you’re eating a healthy diet that doesn’t involve killing of animals.