Well you know I can't post the actual name because it's a naughty word.
But has anyone read this book?
I don't know what others think of it, but it has conformed me into being a vegetarian. I read the vegetarian thread before posting this, so I do know most everyone's opinions on moderation, etc. But I am doing it because I can't bear the thought of the animal suffering that goes on in the meat industry. I knew about it before, and it always bothered me, and I didn't eat lots of things like veal or lamb because, well, they're darn cute. But the other, not AS cute animals have feelings, too, and reading this book triggered something in me.
I am making a healthful change for them, and myself.
I'm only 1/2 done with the book, but man, I'm ready to start.
Would anyone lend a hand in helping me pick animal friendly foods? I don't know where to start. I'm thinking about getting Skinny B in the Kitch, too, for recipes.
Thanks.
But has anyone read this book?
I don't know what others think of it, but it has conformed me into being a vegetarian. I read the vegetarian thread before posting this, so I do know most everyone's opinions on moderation, etc. But I am doing it because I can't bear the thought of the animal suffering that goes on in the meat industry. I knew about it before, and it always bothered me, and I didn't eat lots of things like veal or lamb because, well, they're darn cute. But the other, not AS cute animals have feelings, too, and reading this book triggered something in me.
I am making a healthful change for them, and myself.
I'm only 1/2 done with the book, but man, I'm ready to start.
Would anyone lend a hand in helping me pick animal friendly foods? I don't know where to start. I'm thinking about getting Skinny B in the Kitch, too, for recipes.
Thanks.