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  1. @phdinparenting oh yes. I think this is the most compelling reason of all! about 14 hours ago from Echofon in reply to phdinparenting
  2. I love that my childrens' school has the kids planning, prepping & serving vegetarian thanksgiving lunch today & tomorrow. #Montessori about 14 hours ago from Echofon
  3. @phdinparenting absolutely! I have lots of bookmarked pages from over the years... It'll be fun. No guarantees on delivery time though! ;) about 14 hours ago from Echofon in reply to phdinparenting
  4. @phdinparenting sure! It will be a good exercise for me to put it all down in one place too. :) about 14 hours ago from Echofon in reply to phdinparenting
  5. @phdinparenting also tempeh. And lots of kid-friendly veggeis higher in protein broccoli, artichokes, peas... about 14 hours ago from Echofon in reply to phdinparenting
  6. @phdinparenting mycoprotein tastes great though some digestibility questions up in the air - it's a fungus. about 14 hours ago from Echofon in reply to phdinparenting
  7. @phdinparenting brewers yeast, barley, eggs (if you're not going vegan), soy (though I'd caution against soymilk in particular for boys) about 14 hours ago from Echofon in reply to phdinparenting
  8. @phdinparenting I can write a blog post w/vegetable sources of protein/other nutrients. On my iPhone now - typing cumbersome! ;) about 15 hours ago from Echofon in reply to phdinparenting
  9. @phdinparenting though dairy carries problems of it's own of course. about 15 hours ago from Echofon in reply to phdinparenting
  10. @phdinparenting there are also dairy sources of protein. about 15 hours ago from Echofon in reply to phdinparenting
  11. @phdinparenting plant material & meat consuming humans get far more protein than necessary. But beans, nuts, seeds, grains like quinoa about 15 hours ago from Echofon in reply to phdinparenting
  12. @phdinparenting I don't like to think of eating/meal prep in terms of "alternatives" or "substitutions". There is protein available in most about 15 hours ago from Echofon in reply to phdinparenting
  13. @zoeyspeak meat but he had meat when he wanted to prepare or buy it outside of home... about 15 hours ago from Echofon in reply to zoeyspeak
  14. @zoeyspeak why would it be near impossible to eat meat? My DH only became vegetarian w/in the last year. Been together 15 yrs I never served about 15 hours ago from Echofon in reply to zoeyspeak
  15. @rockdrool is what that easy? I'm sorry I'm on my iPhone... about 15 hours ago from Echofon in reply to rockdrool
  16. @phdinparenting meat doesn't supply nutrients that I can't get from a plant source. I'd try other plant based options - pretty limitless! about 15 hours ago from Echofon in reply to phdinparenting
  17. @dotnetcowboy @JupiterSinclair yeah... Ick. about 15 hours ago from Echofon in reply to dotnetcowboy
  18. @noadhominem matters in what way? Oh yeah in the politicians who don't know much abt anything relevant & quit their jobs kind of way? about 15 hours ago from Echofon in reply to noadhominem
  19. @zoeyspeak Interesting. resents it, how? about 15 hours ago from Echofon in reply to zoeyspeak
  20. @phdinparenting ...as a parent is 2 offer only the healthiest options 2 my children so they learn 2 make the healthy informed choices l8r. about 15 hours ago from Echofon in reply to phdinparenting