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Category Archives: Veg Out To Eat – Tips
The Sides Can Be the Star
Sometimes, the side dishes are the only whole-food plant-based options on a restaurant’s menu. So make a meal out of them! Common options are vegetables, beans, baked potatoes, brown rice and house salad. Pick a combo that works for you … Continue reading
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Personal Chef
If you go to an upscale establishment with price tags to match, ask if the chef will make you a vegan meal. After all, while they may not offer a set vegan entree, there are usually lots of veggies and … Continue reading
Hold the Cheese Please
Often, just leaving off the cheese will convert many entrees into a nice plant-based meal. Yes, you can even do this in quesadillas and pizza and still have great tasting food (see my posts on the WildWing Cafe and New York … Continue reading
Leaving On a Jet Plane
If you’re flying somewhere and the flight is actually long enough that you get a meal, call the airline in advance. The number of dietary preferences they can accommodate is pretty amazing, including vegan. Another nice perk of getting a special … Continue reading
Vegan Travel Tips
Another blogger’s tips on sticking to a vegan diet while traveling around the world.
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The Internet: Use It!
Since you’re reading this blog, you have access to the internet – so use it, especially when traveling. If you aren’t feeling up to negotiating the menu of whatever restaurant you come across, there are several websites that will make … Continue reading
Allergen Guides
If the menu item doesn’t specifically say that it’s vegan, it may not be. Restaurants love to sneak butter and eggs into their dishes (see my post about Macaroni Grill). A good way to check that what you’re getting really … Continue reading