Vegetarians of AKP, what do you eat for protein?

Beans, tofu, seeds, and nuts are the primary source of proteins for vegetarians and vegans

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Are you a vegetarian?

I used to be a vegetarian.

Don't most vegetarians also eat eggs? Eggs and cheese/dairy products would be a good source

There are (at least I know here in Germany) soooooooo many options of vegan products made from beans or peas or other veggies that have a lot protein, also eggs and products made from egg

Also here in Germany the selection is so big, you have it very easy to become vegetarian or vegan + it's also not that expensive

This is how it looks like when grocery shopping for vegan or vegetarian food here in Germany:

It is hard to eat with friends and family while being a vegetarian. I'm more of a pescatarian now.

I'm a vegetarian/pescatarian (my doctor told me to eat some fish from time to time).

For protein, I mainly eat products made of soi, such as tofu, soy cutlets etc., chickpeas, eggs but also all kinds of nuts and seeds, groats and lentils. Lots of green veggies help too. Peanut butter has a lot of protein as well, I eat a spoonful every day with my oatmeal.

I don't know if that will help, but aside from protein people who don't eat meat can also struggle with low iron. I've had anemia but only this year one doctor told me that it's very important to supplement vitamin B12, so that all the iron from food will stay in my body. No one ever told me that before, so maybe there's more people who don't know.