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⌈ Secret Post #3093 ⌋

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[The Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy]

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If you're constructing your meals properly there shouldn't be too much of a reason to worry about quotas.

I'm not trying to be condescending, but I don't want to assume you're good with your nutrition and then have you go away not knowing how to be healthy. That's a good recipe for getting very sick very quickly. ...Are you aware of how to make complete proteins out of legumes, nuts, and grain combinations?

That said, there are vegan protein bars out there if you're just looking for something to take to work.

like i said, yes, but it takes effort as in meal planning and purchasing. more so because western cuisine is not something i normally eat and isn't normally stocked in my house by my family and GL being veg when most of what everyone eats around you is chinese i.e. fish and meat errywhere. i am asking for supplements that let me slack off a day or two in planning my daily meals because sometimes we could all use a break.

all that being said, any protein bars you'd rec?

Okay cool, just checking because I wouldn't want to let you go your way only to potentially develop health problems.

I'm in Canada so your results may vary, but I have tried Vegan Proteins +, CLIF bars, VEGA bars, Dale's Raw Protein, Larabar, and Elevate Me!. They are all vegan protein bars, and with the exception of Vegan Proteins + they all taste pretty good.

CLIF, Larabar, and Dale's are probably the most popular and the ones I liked best.

having your base family food group be anything asian is a ginormous pita, fishy sauces in everything. everything. i have to buy and prep everything in a separate lonely veg corner :( lol

thanks for the recs, i will def check em out

That is sadness and pain. I hope you find something you like!

Not all Asian cuisines have ubiquitous meat or meat products. India has plenty of vegetarian friendly cuisine.

nations whose cuisines are highly influenced by hindu or buddhist religious reasons are exceptions, not the norm

I'm aware of that. Noting exceptions to refute the suggestion that "anything asian" has meat products in it is kind of the point.

The breadth of vegetarian cuisine in India is a pretty damn big exception, though.

i suspect you are That Guy that points out americans also do in fact, technically, eat small portions of vegetables sometimes, when someone complains that 'american food' is sugary and comes in oversized portions?

i know very few indian people who are strictly veg and i know a lot of them here, anyway. i also wasn't trying to imply that there is not a single chinese dish without any meat in it, since i was using what i had thought would be quite obvious hyperbole. but i don't think there's a point to arguing about hyperbole to someone who is trying to win technically-correct points, so. coo

Not really. A lot of American food does tend to come in large portions with a high sugar/fat/salt content, if you're judging by restaurant food. Obviously if you're talking about what people cook at home, it's different.

I didn't mean to ruffle your feathers, anon. Suggesting that no Asian cuisine is vegetarian friendly was such a glaring error, it didn't seem like nitpicking on technicalities to me.

yeah, see, it was not a glaring error, it was obvious hyperbole that was intended to be obvious hyperbole, much like the whole rest of the comment it was couched in which i'm forced to assume you chose to disregard since you haven't mentioned any of it

like, sorry you missed the hyperbole, anon? but it was there in everything else too

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fwiw, i agree with you about the glaring omission of india as an asian country. sure, the bit about "FISHY SAUCES IN EVERYTHING; EVERYTHING I TELL YOU!" was obvious hyperbole, but i feel that OP got a bit ruffled about the correction regarding "asian"...

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