How to Celebrate World Vegetarian Day
Visit the official website of World Vegetarian Day., Have a meatless dinner party., Attend a vegetarian food festival., Consider becoming a vegetarian if you are not one but have been thinking about it for a while., Try going meat-free for a day...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Visit the official website of World Vegetarian Day.
There you will learn about the day in more detail.
You can also register your activity there, as well as sharing ideas on what activities you can do to celebrate the day. -
Step 2: Have a meatless dinner party.
Plan a menu of great-tasting vegetarian dishes to share with family and friends.
Check out LifeGuide Hub's Vegetarian Recipes Category for some great ideas on what to make. , There might be a vegetarian food festival in your local area
- look in newspapers or online for details. , World Vegetarian Day is a great day to begin and makes it easy to remember your anniversary! , See how it feels to eat only veggies, fruit, and grains for a day.
Be supportive of the choice of vegetarian family members and friends about you. , Raising livestock for major food consumption uses up approximately 45 per cent of the world's grain, with 60 per cent being used to feed livestock in the USA.That's a lot of nutrition, protein and land space that could be put to more direct benefit to feeding many hungry people worldwide. , Try out some new recipes that look tasty and interesting. , Look for varieties of vegetables, fruits, grains, seeds, beans, and nuts that you have yet to try.
You may be surprised what is out there when you start looking around.
Ask your local fruit and vegetable supplier for ideas to start with.
Think about sourcing the food locally as well, to help keep food miles down. , Deliver vegetarian lunches to your local members of parliament or legislatures; or try local government members if that is easier.
Ask the media to come along and record what happens.
It is important to get permission to do this first though! , They might even consider special discounts for the day if they can afford this. , Add some famous quotes about vegetarianism to the poster. -
Step 3: Attend a vegetarian food festival.
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Step 4: Consider becoming a vegetarian if you are not one but have been thinking about it for a while.
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Step 5: Try going meat-free for a day even if you are not vegetarian.
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Step 6: Learn about the health
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Step 7: environmental and financial benefits of going vegetarian.
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Step 8: Buy a vegetarian cookbook.
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Step 9: Learn some new facts about vegetables and fruit that you don't already know.
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Step 10: Make a media event.
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Step 11: Ask local vegetarian restaurants to put up flyers about World Vegetarian Day and suggest that they put on special menus to celebrate the day.
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Step 12: Create a poster for work or school that shows famous vegetarians of the past and present.
Detailed Guide
There you will learn about the day in more detail.
You can also register your activity there, as well as sharing ideas on what activities you can do to celebrate the day.
Plan a menu of great-tasting vegetarian dishes to share with family and friends.
Check out LifeGuide Hub's Vegetarian Recipes Category for some great ideas on what to make. , There might be a vegetarian food festival in your local area
- look in newspapers or online for details. , World Vegetarian Day is a great day to begin and makes it easy to remember your anniversary! , See how it feels to eat only veggies, fruit, and grains for a day.
Be supportive of the choice of vegetarian family members and friends about you. , Raising livestock for major food consumption uses up approximately 45 per cent of the world's grain, with 60 per cent being used to feed livestock in the USA.That's a lot of nutrition, protein and land space that could be put to more direct benefit to feeding many hungry people worldwide. , Try out some new recipes that look tasty and interesting. , Look for varieties of vegetables, fruits, grains, seeds, beans, and nuts that you have yet to try.
You may be surprised what is out there when you start looking around.
Ask your local fruit and vegetable supplier for ideas to start with.
Think about sourcing the food locally as well, to help keep food miles down. , Deliver vegetarian lunches to your local members of parliament or legislatures; or try local government members if that is easier.
Ask the media to come along and record what happens.
It is important to get permission to do this first though! , They might even consider special discounts for the day if they can afford this. , Add some famous quotes about vegetarianism to the poster.
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