Archive for April, 2007

Quik-Tip for Vegetarian Women about Protein

by on Friday, April 13th, 2007

For adult women aged 19-49, it is recommended that we have 45 grams of protein per day.

Good sources of protein include:
Chick Peas – 16.0 gr
Baked Beans – 11.5 gr
Tofu – 10.3 gr
Cow’s Milk – 9.2 gr
Lentils – 9.1 gr
Soya Milk – 8.2 gr
Muesli – 7.7 gr
Bread 7.0 gr

Below is a sample one day meal plan that would reach the protein allowance:

  • Breakfast – 2 ounces of Muesli and 1/4 pint of Milk.
  • Lunch – Two slices of toast and 8 ounces of Baked Beans.
  • Dinner – 7 ounces of Brown Rice, 5 ounces of Tofu, and Fruit or Veggies.

Vegetarian Restaurant – Mention

by on Friday, April 13th, 2007

In Boulder, Colorado on 16th street, you will find Leaf Vegetarian Restaurant which offers a complete meat-free lunch, brunch, happy-hour, and dinner food menu. Their menu is inspired by Asian, Meditarrean, Polish, and Italian influences. Sample Menu Entree: Harissa Eggplant 16-spicy North African eggplant, white bean cake, spinach, red pepper, tomato apricot sauce, chick pea cake, feta. According to their website, reservations are accepted anytime.

Have you visited this restaurant? If so, please email me with your rating and or comments.

Celebrity Vegetarian of The Week!

by on Wednesday, April 11th, 2007

Do you know Carrie Underwood, of American Idol fame, is a Vegetarian? According to wikipedia, she has been meat-free since the age of 13, because of her love of animals. The year 2005 was a very big year for Carrie Underwood, she won the fifth season of American Idol, she was voted “Sexiest Vegetarian” in 2005 by PETA, and she just about won every major music award there was to win that year. Carrie was born in Muskogee, Oklahoma on March 10, 1983 (she is 24) and she supports many veggie organizations and has contributed her name, face and money to more than a few since 2005. We salute Carrie Underwood for being vocal about her meat-free lifetsyle and for shining the light on vegetarianism all over the globe.

International Vegetarian Restaurant Listings

by on Tuesday, April 10th, 2007

Seeking veggie-friendly restaurants in your city or are you traveling soon and need to get the scoop on meat-free dining spots? Then visit VegDining and type in your zip code to find restaurants that are designated as:

FV=Fully Vegan
V=Fully Vegetarian
VVF=Very Veg Friendly
VF=Veg Friendly

They provide contact info on international veggie-listings (name, address, phone) completely free. If however, you become a subscriber ($4.95 per year cost) they also have a few premium features, mainly a section for folks to comment and/ or review on the restaurants. There is a dining card which entitles members to various dining discounts at veggie-friendly eateries and you can also submit reviews of local vegetarian restaurants you frequent. Great resource for travelers and students.

Blog Introduction

by on Sunday, April 8th, 2007

Veggie-Blogs was created, April 7th, to provide Insight into the Vegetarian Lifestyle and to provide my personal commentary on all things about Vegetarianism. My name is Missy and i live in Winona, MS with my partner and three rascally feline friends.

Veggie-Blogs was also created to keep tabs on the growing blogs created by folks from around the world regarding Vegetarianism. According to research a new blog is created every 8 seconds. You can find blogs through a variety of means, search is one avenue, but you can narrow down your topic or subject matter better with blog directories.

Are you interested in learning about becoming a vegetarian? Seeking veggie recipes? Need the latest resource or trend on meat-free diets? Wanna meet other vegetarians?

I aim to assemble the largest directory of Veggie-Blogs on Blogger. Why Blogs? Because blogs allow you to meet like-minded individuals, learn, share, network, sometimes even earn a few bucks. Businesses use blogs to communicate with their customers and to report updates or news on what’s happening with their companies. My primary focus will be new blogs created and submitted to blog directories for, about, and by vegetarians. Visit and see which ones make the cut at Veggie-Blogs.

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