Evening all,
I apologise now, literature isn't my strong point but I will however do my best!
I'm a 27 year old male who's looking to transition into becoming vegan, I am currently a meat eater but after watching a documentary on Netflix 'Game Changer' I have decided to give veganism a go.
I main problem I have is, Practicality and the tools to be able to cook a meal.
I'm a serving member of HM Forces and restricted to the type of cooking I can do in my accommodation. Sadly the food hall doesn't provide vegan options unless I just want a salad and that's only at lunch.
My breakfasts will mainly consist of oats of some form, almond milk and some blueberries etc dashed on top.
But my main issue is cooking lunch / dinner options.
I only have access to a microwave and a kettle.
Why am I doing this?
The fittest bloke In my regiment is a Vegetarian and eats veggie meals from the food hall daily I have considered my lifestyle choices and want that little extra edge and more clean option so have decided to look into Veganism.
I'm soon to become a full time athlete and looking to have that extra edge and know my diet is in good hands and taken care of before the journey starts.
If anyone has any advice with regards to cooking with limited access to things that would be much appreciated.
Thank you.
I apologise now, literature isn't my strong point but I will however do my best!
I'm a 27 year old male who's looking to transition into becoming vegan, I am currently a meat eater but after watching a documentary on Netflix 'Game Changer' I have decided to give veganism a go.
I main problem I have is, Practicality and the tools to be able to cook a meal.
I'm a serving member of HM Forces and restricted to the type of cooking I can do in my accommodation. Sadly the food hall doesn't provide vegan options unless I just want a salad and that's only at lunch.
My breakfasts will mainly consist of oats of some form, almond milk and some blueberries etc dashed on top.
But my main issue is cooking lunch / dinner options.
I only have access to a microwave and a kettle.
Why am I doing this?
The fittest bloke In my regiment is a Vegetarian and eats veggie meals from the food hall daily I have considered my lifestyle choices and want that little extra edge and more clean option so have decided to look into Veganism.
I'm soon to become a full time athlete and looking to have that extra edge and know my diet is in good hands and taken care of before the journey starts.
If anyone has any advice with regards to cooking with limited access to things that would be much appreciated.
Thank you.