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Some tips: 1) for meat-replacements, beyond and impossible are the best; gardein is good too 2) try out veg restaurants if there are any in your area 3) middle-eastern (falafel/hummus), east asian (vegetables/noodles/sauce) generally good 4) roasted vegetables

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5) lots of places have *something*, including fast food, if you have to make do 6) stock up on things you like 7) it'll take a month or two to find out what works for you

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8) NOT HEALTH ADVICE

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Nutritional yeast for cheese flavour :)

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Yes.. But cheese!

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I'd add coconut-milk based sauces/curry combined with spices for taste. That goes well with legumes and compensate their dryness. Getting more familiar with avocado also helped me. For the roasted veggies, pumpkin and sweet potatoes : So good and easy. Supplements are useful too.

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yeah, generally: 1) replacing milk is easy, coconut/soy/almond/etc. work well 2) replacing butter is easy, try earth balance 3) replacing cheese is hard 4) replacing eggs when baking is easy, but for breakfast is hard