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The fact nigeria doesn't have enough food being a vegetarian can be difficult in this part of the world.

Now I am planning to do away with blood meat, killing or spilling of animals blood and taking them as meat. what to look out for to eat and what not to?

I like eating in outside o.

How about eggs and craft, fish or boneger
can this be a little bit considered?

Give me the list on what to and what not to consider. Thanks.

E be like say hunger neva touch your intestine before.

I am not a vegetarian but I have great respect for those who are because I couldn't do it and because some of their reasons are really honorable.

Joel3:
The fact nigeria doesn't have enough food being a vegetarian can be difficult in this part of the world.

Now I am planning to do away with blood meat, killing or spilling of animals blood and taking them as meat. what to look out for to eat and what not to?

I like eating in outside o.

How about eggs and craft, fish or boneger
can this be a little bit considered?

Give me the list on what to and what not to consider. Thanks.

Who told you we don't have enough food to satisfy a vegetarian? Almost all our soups and stews are vegetable based. What we do lack is a variety of protein sources outside of animal produce. You'll have to eat a lot of beans and soy based products to get a decent amount of protein. Also if you are going vegetarian then you have to get very good supplements and be ready to spend good money on getting vegetables.

LordReed:
Who told you we don't have enough food to satisfy a vegetarian? Almost all our soups and stews are vegetable based. What we do lack is a variety of protein sources outside of animal produce. You'll have to eat a lot of beans and soy based products to get a decent amount of protein. Also if you are going vegetarian then you have to get very good supplements and be ready to spend good money on getting vegetables.

we are still in the same line, don't we?

Try kunu and fura de nunu..

Google vegan Nigerian.