Where is the best place to get Vegetarian Food?

Answer 1

your own kitchen

Answer 2

Ditto the "your kitchen" answer. A year ago, I started out buying 10% of my groceries in the produce aisle, then it rose to 20%, then 50%, and last time I went shopping, about 95% of my cart consisted of vegetables. I concentrated on what I most enjoyed, and added a new in-season variety each week until I learned what and how to cook fresh produce. For about 95% of my food now, comes directly from the earth to my stove, then to my table, with very very little, if any, modifying ingredients or spices. By the way, now and then I will indulge in a "healthy" frozen vegetarian entree, and the taste and smell of these processsed foods is downright horrible. The absolute best food is the kind that comes right from the ground to your table with little handling.

Answer 3

This depends upon how strict ou are - if you do not like meat touching your food, stay away from any place that serves meat, contamination occurs in these environments often. If that does not bother you most resturaunts will cater to your order but expect to pay more. And remember, do not send ANYTHING back. The cook most likely does not care about your beliefs and may contaminate it on purpose.

Otherwise most grocery stores (not ALDI) will have a fair selection of vegetarian products. It is real easy to make your own meat substitues like Seitan, give it a try.

Answer 4

That's a pretty broad question. But check out www.vegweb.com for resources.

With www.happycow.net you can find vegetarian restaurants and health food stores anywhere in the world.

www.vegdining.com is another good resource for vegetarian restaurants.

Answer 5

ummm... how about clarifying. Are you talking about restaurants, or supermarkets.? Vegetarian foods aren't necessarilly "special" foods unless you're buying the fake meat products. Pretty much anything (Insluding most vegetarian prepared foods and "meats") you can get in any market. As for restaurants, I would think it depends on where you live. I wouldn't go to a McDonald's, but I don't do fast food of any kind. But in places like that, just look at the menus. I'm lucky to have Trader Joe's and a big organic market near me.

Answer 6

Farmer's Market, while in season that is. Whole Foods grocery stores, most regular grocery stores stock foods that are suitable for vegetarians.

Answer 7

If you are referring to supermarkets, I would suggest a health/organic foods store. Although virtually all supermarkets will have plenty of vegetarian food, health/organic food stores specialize in quality fruits and vegetables and gaining nutrients from all sources (instead of assuming protein can only come from meat, etc.). Examples of these stores include Fresh Market, Wild Oats, Whole Foods, or a local Co-op/Farmer's market. Good luck!

Answer 8

Health food store. Look it up in the yellow pages.

Answer 9

Whole foods all the way
but if there isn't one around...
go to the frozen food section in publix
and get morning star

Answer 10

Anywhere, I think this website will help you understand what I mean though ^^ : http://www.peta.org/accidentallyVegan/VeganShoppingQS-BakedGoods.asp?Category=Baked%20Goods

Answer 11

I have a friend that likes mcdonalds snack wraps without the chicken.(I think its gross though:)