Growing up vegetarian, I’ve had it engrained in me that eating healthy a choice, and that not everyone is going to agree on your dietary choices. Regardless of the number of times you try to explain what you can and can’t eat (yes, I can eat eggs as a vegetarian!), it can be a hard concept to grab for outsiders. And that’s okay! To make things easier during gift-giving times, I have created my top gift ideas for vegetarians.
I love this cookbook and have personally enjoyed many of the recipes! Cookie & Kate’s blog is a great source for vegetarian cooking, with many healthy and delicious recipes to choose from. I especially love her soup recipes! Her blog is amazing too!
This is a great choice for the cook who loves to meal prep! Love and Lemons has different categories for meal prepping throughout the week, and even has a section for using the same type of ingredients for three different meals! These recipes are healthy, unique and fun to make!
–Medical Medium Cleanse to Heal
The Medical Medium series is one of my favorites for lifechanging guidance on food being medicine. Each book has an area it focuses on, but they all provide insightful information on how to make changes to heal holistically.
–Medical Medium Life-Changing Foods
This choice is perfect for the person in your life who is interested in the healing properties of vegetables and fruits- and the great impact they can have on your life. From healing illnesses to life longevity, it’s the gift that keeps on giving!
–French Fry Holder and Sauce Holder Set
I could argue that almost every vegetarian has struggled during a road trip to find a meal when the only option for miles around is fast food! Therefore, French Fries, onion rings and mozzarella sticks become the top option for a snack. This item is a fun one that any person can enjoy, but vegetarians will have a special appreciation for it!
Being vegetarian ultimately means that you reduce your carbon footprint. The PlantYou cookbooks are a great way to cut down on food waste and create tasty and healthy meals. While they are vegan, I can personally say that the PlantYou recipes are worth a try! They are veggie forward and easy to make!
If you’re looking for a guide on how to go Vegan or create meals filled with fruits and vegetables-look no further than Plant Over Processed! Andrea Hannemann, well known as Earthy Andy, presents her book in an approachable and relatable way. I love that her book includes shopping lists and plans on how to go vegan/ incorporate healthy eating into your daily life and feel so much better by doing so!
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