I have! But I never thought about cooking Indian food myself, thanks for the suggestion!
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Tbh I could easily live off Indian food 
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For those of you who do eat vegetarian, would you ever consider veganism?
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I would consider it but itās quite hard in France since vegetarians are starting to be accepted and accommodated at restaurants but everything still has butter/cheese (both of which, I love). So I havenāt been able to do it permanently, but do try to limit my cheese/butter consumption because I know dairy practices arenāt great and free range (edit: for eggs) can be a lie (The USDAās (and industry standard) definition for āFree Rangeā is that birds must have āoutdoor accessā or āaccess to the outdoors.ā In some cases, this can mean access only through a āpop hole,ā with no full-body access to the outdoors and no minimum space requirement. Source).
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Non, Iām not the biggest fan of meat, but I love fishhh. 
I think itās fine to be vegetarian. People might decide to become vegetarian for health reasons, sustainability, religion, curiosity, anything. Being vegetarian isnāt wrong at all!
- Whatās your opinion on going vegan?
- Would you ever become vegetarian for the sake of helping the environment?
ā¦Non, I have ID anemia, so I need to eat meat.
I donāt know why they do, maybe because they donāt like meat or because itās a fad. I agree with it when itās because they donāt like meat, but I disagree when they do it because they want to be dans la mode. (Am I the only one who says that?)
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I like meat but being vegetarian is a good ideaā¦ Just donāt force it on other peopleā¦
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Since becoming vegetarian about 12 years ago, I realized that I didnāt like meat that much. Now it doesnāt exactly gross me out (like Iām not going to make a fuss about someone eating meat next to me) but itās become very unappealing to eat.
And itās forced me to eat and like foods I used to hate like eggs, zucchini, tomatoes, mushrooms, so I went from being a very picky meat-eater to a less picky (except about meat) vegetarian and I totally recommend it.
The hardest thing is changing your habits, but it became very natural for me once I left my parentās house! Just find recipes you like. I canāt recommend thug kitchen more!
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Iāve been looking into being vegetarian but I am a super picky eater when it comes to vegetables umā¦
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Yeah, I started with the stuff I liked first and then slowly figured out how to cook stuff I didnāt like as much in a way that I ended up liking it haha. Like I hated zucchini but I love it sliced thinly with olive oil, salt and pepper and baked in the oven like chips/crisps!
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I donāt mind to give it a try one day
When everyone go to heaven and we all gonna to eat plants just like the story of Adam and Eve.
No
Maybe, I think I could get used to it. But I could never become vegan.
Some of my friends eat vegetarian and they all have different reasons. For me, all of them all valid and generally everybody should just eat what they think is right
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Do you eat vegetarian?
Nope.
Would you consider becoming vegetarian?
I would consider becoming vegan.
Why do you think people eat vegetarian, do you agree with it or not?
I think people eat vegetarian and vegan both for the animals and the environment.
I do feel a bit guilty about my diet when Iāve seen how badly treated the animals are, but itās a matter of laziness and convenience.
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I donāt eat vegetarianā¦ Theyāre people who eat veggies? 
I eat vegetables though
No, Iāll miss KFC rip
Either they want to protect animals, or simply dislike eating meat. Iām fine with it.
@fraud this seems a little similar to yours, lol
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I you mean that they donāt seem similar or that they do? XD
Me no know England.
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Both of them are vegetarian related. though there may be some differences, I canāt remember forgive me
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