/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12877968
No. Its not easy. Its not men't to be. It took me a few tries off and on and trying a lot of different food. Loving fast food was my biggest issue. But once I learned what I could still eat I learned to love it. Taco bell is now my go to. Spicy potato tacos and cheese bean and rice are preferred. You can sub meat for beans on anything and its still great. Pizza is also one of my go to. Any pizza without meat is till great.
Muchos has the best bean and cheese burritos by far from any place. One small and one regular is my favorite right now. Also beyond burgers are amazing. Its actually healthy if you get them with no mayo or any sauce really and no american cheese.
Making you own food is preferred but I understand people might not know how or have the time. Meat substitutes are a great way to get yourself into the diet. I eat morning star food all the time and you wanna know something funny? Vegan chicken nuggets and vegan bacon are better than the real thing by a mild margin in my opinion. Its also really hard to get sick off of pre cooked food and you don't and wont feel sick after eating it.
The best thing you can do is to just try meat substitutes and see if you like them. You have to know what you are going to be eating before you switch or it will be way harder. It also helps that I liked vegetarian food more than regular meat centered food. You also get to eat a lot more carbs because you don't get the fat from meat. I also get more protein on average than meat because beans and bread centered food are packed with it. You will start to feel great after a week or so meat free. Whatever you do don't by non organic veggies and fruit. Also never by anything from mexico unless you are 100% its safe.