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I find I'm no longer regarded as an 'oddball' for refusing meat

I don't eat any kind of meat, I use Almond Breeze in my hot drinks instead of milk (the most palatable milk substitute I've found), and I buy only organic free-run eggs. I'm not vegan and I admire people who are, because cutting all animal products out of our lives in this society is not easy. (Read any label and you're likely to find animal products listed in some form.) I love to eat but I don't miss meat at all. Once I knew the story of how it got to my plate, I lost any taste for it. I haven't eaten meat for many years now. As someone else remarked recently, I find I'm no longer regarded as an 'oddball' for refusing meat. There are more vegetarians these days and in response, there are more vegetarian options in supermarkets and in restaurants.

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Vegetarianism-veganism - we are closer than some people think!
Once I knew the story of how it got to my plate, I lost any taste for meat
I watched a show on egg production on the CBC and that was enough to make me go free range organic and I never turned back *LINK*
Watch out for me to be really crabby in the mornings as I suffer the withdrawal pains of going off my drug of choice
Big Brown Eyes made me change...
Battling the tastebuds
Very timely and vital topic for all of us (and the animals)
Jenn, Terry, and Diane, you have convinced me
You can do it!
I did it Jenn!
I'm sending strength and encouragement to anyone who is contemplating giving some form of cruelty up
Vegan Alternatives
The months or maybe years of stress, depression and anxiety that these animals feel can't possibly be something we should be adding to our own bodies
Leading by example inspires change
With my reading specs on, I can see that the rice crackers I bought contain whey
I saw the films 'The Witness' and the 'Peaceable Kingdom'...
Japanese whaling raises questions of hypocrisy by protesting eaters of other species
Brutal lives v brutal deaths - no one owns the moral highground
Compassion in World Farming says veal now acceptable to eat *LINK*
There are two reasons why Japanese still tolerate whaling
I am proud to say that I am part of the solution not the problem
While I am still not completely vegan, I will get there; I don't have a choice
Free range egg aren't free of cruelty
A budding vegan, or a master of denial?
That the large majority of people no longer live on farms and kill animals, is a good thing
His blood pressure went down; his libido went up *LINK*
My free ranges eggs are free range and NONE go to slaughter!!!
It is morally parallel to the economic argument of arms production
It was the bunny bones on my plate that did it!
What a good idea!
I find I'm no longer regarded as an 'oddball' for refusing meat

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