35 Carnivore-Approved Vegan Recipes (2024)

Last updated on March 4th, 2023 at 07:25 am

Take the guess work out of vegan cooking with these 35 Carnivore-Approved Vegan Recipes. If you're new to a vegan diet, a vegan cooking for meat-lovers or just want to add more plants to your rotation, you can whip up vegan burgers, pastas, stews and even roasts with minimal fuss.

These tasty recipes are perfect for vegans, meat-lovers and everyone in-between

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This recipe roundup was originally posted June 5, 2020 and updated with new images, recipes and tips July 27, 2021.

My family is not vegan. In fact I am the only vegan in my immediate circle. Yup, that's me; the girl guarding the hummus at the buffet table. Hi.

Besides being the only vegan, I am also the cook around here so to say I've gotten pretty good at feeding non-vegans vegan food is an understatement. I even wrote a cookbook about it.

My little family has gone from completely carnivorous to eating an 80% vegan diet. That may not be your goal - maybe you just want to cook for your meat-loving Nana. Either way, I have some easy tips that will make eating vegan food easier for your meat-loving friends to digest.

Tips to Creating Vegan Food Meat-Lovers Will Love

  1. My first tip has nothing to do with cooking but I think it's important. Take the word "vegan" out of the dialogue. While I use the terms "vegan" and "plant-based" in my recipe names to make them easier to find,youcan just call a mushroom burger, a "mushroom burger" rather than a vegan burger. A chickpea curry can just be that. While you and I may be super comfortable with "vegan", some may find it confronting. Let your cooking speak for itself.
  2. Experiment with spices. Like "traditional" meat-based cooking, vegan recipes go from yum to mind-blowing with a few spices. Mushrooms love thyme, cauliflower has a thing for fresh herbs but also rocks a spicy Mexican rub. Meanwhile, did a roast vegetable ever look better than sprinkled with sea salt and rosemary?
  3. Take a traditional recipe and veganise it. I use oyster mushrooms, jackfruit, lentils and tofu to substitute for meat and create texture and bulk with larger legumes like chickpeas and black beans. Get creative!
  4. For the love of Moses, season your food! Flavour doesn't happen with a wish and prayer...season and taste as you cook.

Vegan Food Myths

Vegan Food Isn't Filling

One of the most common myths about vegan meals is that they won’t fill you up. The truth is meals made with fibre-rich and nutritious ingredients - whether vegan or no - make you feel fuller for longer. Fibre-rich foods take longer to digest helping to keep you satisfied for longer.*

You Can't Get Enough Protein From Vegan Food

Tell that to a silverback gorilla!

Protein is available in a plethora of plant-based sources including whole grains, nuts, seeds, legumes, tofu and even kale and broccoli. A study in to food consumption in America found that vegans get more than enough protein.

Most American adults eat about 100 grams of protein per day, or roughly twice the recommended amount. Even on a vegan diet people can easily get 60 to 80 grams of protein throughout the day from foods like beans, legumes, nuts, broccoli and whole grains." New York Times

*Mayo Clinic

Vegan Food Has No Flavour

Finally, I often hear that it's hard to get enough flavour in to plant-based foods. Whaaaaaatt? No way. We've got 35 carnivore-approved vegan recipes here to put that myth to rest for good!

Vegan Recipes Carnivores Will Love

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I make this vegan shawarma for family and friends all the time. It's a winner! Wrapped in pita bread and drizzled with tahini sauce it's mouthwateringly good. Jackfruit is a great plant-based meat replacement while chickpeas add protein.

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Load up on your vegetables with this warming and nutritious Vegetable Dumpling Soup from Karen at CraveVeggies.

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Mel's Creamy Vegan Gnocchi with Garlic and Kale? Get in to my belly. This bowl of yum is from A Virtual Vegan.

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A great addition to our carnivore-approved vegan meals list. I love a slow cooked meal and this Slow Cooker Pumpkin Red Lentil Chilli from Karen at Kitchen Treaty is hearty and loaded with flavour.

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What can I say, I love my legumes and I love my curry. Chana Masala from Marina at Yummy Mummy Kitchen.

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Gyros! This had to go on our list of carnivore-approved vegan recipes. Loaded with protein-packed tempeh, this Vegan Greek Gyros with Tempeh from Sophia at Veggies Don't Bite is a delicious powerhouse.

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Oh, my goodness this Vegan Garlic Sriracha Tofu Yakisobafrom Lauren at Rabbit and Wolves is so vibrant and wonderful.

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Carnivores will love this vibrant and pretty Couscous with Chickpeas, Almonds and Pomegranate from Lili at The Travelling Oven.

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Super crispy and awesome, I am so excited to try these crispy baked cauliflower bites from Jenn at Veggie Inspired.

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I love this Vegan Jambalaya from Mel at The Stingy Vegan. Jambalya is such a versatile and comforting bowl.

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Both carnivores and vegans will love Vegan Cauliflower Lentil Loaf from Rebecca at Strength and Sunshine.

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Amber from Quite Good Food has hit me in my sweet spot with herBroad Bean Falafel with Tahini Sauce .I am a bitch for the falafel.

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Oven-Baked Celeraic Cutlets? Yup. This bit of awesome is from Francesca at Seven Roses. While I'm at it, I'm going to go ahead and include Francesca's Vegan Holiday Roast because it looks and sounds fabulous.

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Everyone loves pizza and my vegan white pizza with pears and balsamic shallots is creamy, sweet and savoury all at the same time.

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My Mum used to make us Stronganoff all the time and now we can enjoy it again with this One Pot Vegan Mushroom Stronganoff from Caitlin at From My Bowl.

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Beth's Best Damn Vegan Lasagna is sure to please the pickiest of carnivorous palates. Check out the recipe at Pass the Plants.

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I made this Vegan Chicken Noodle Soup for my daughter's kindy class and they all loved it! Jackfruit gives it its authentic texture. .

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This Smoky Southern-Style Meatless Meatloaf from Alex and Linda at Veganosity makes me want to lick my screen. Is that wrong? I am also including their Pulled BBQ Carrots because...it's carrots! These two recipe HAD to be on our list of carnivore-approved vegan meals, yes?

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Cheese lovers rejoice! This Vegan Feta from Terrence and Brittany from Plant Power Couple has your cheese craving sorted.

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Vegan Tuna Salad from Valerie at Very Vegan Val. How cool is that? No fish were harmed in the making of this tuna salad!

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This Vegan Lentil Burger from Florian at Contentedness Cooking looks so lovely and fresh and very carnivore friendly.

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My family are such big Mexican food fans, so I am excited to try these fantastic looking Chipotle Lentil Tasquitos from Steven at the Nut-Free Vegan to our carnivore-approved vegan recipes list.

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Warming, nutritious and gluten-free, this Lentil Cottage Pie from Trinity at Trinity's Conscious Kitchen ticks all the comfort food boxes.

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Mac N Cheese alert! This Luxe Butternut Squash Hummus Mac and Cheese recipe from Alexandra from Occasionally Eggs is all the things we love about this comfort food and then some.

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As Sarah from My Darling Vegan says this Vegan Tempeh Reuben Sandwich is " tower of saucy, spicy, smoky, sauerkraut-filled goodness." Delicious. This tower of yum had to make our carnivore-approved vegan recipes list!

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I believe you can never have too much of thisTofu Tikka Masala. Thank you Shannon from Yup, It's Vegan for this bowl of awesomeness.

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Biscuits and Gravy, Baby! That's Vegan Biscuits and Gravy from Jackie at Vegan Yack Attack. Hello, breakfast.

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A sandwich you dip in gravy? Sign me up. This French Dip Sandwich from Alissa at Connoisseurus Veg looks messily perfect.

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This vibrantIndian Butter Tofu Paneer from Richa at Vegan Richa is so packed with flavour, I'm pretty much drooling on my own shirt. It happens.

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Oh, look at those lovely dumplings. I am definitely going to try Becca's Chickpea Dumplings in Sweet Potato Gravy - how awesome. Becca is from Amuse Your Bouche.

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I love Sicilian Aubergine Caponata and this lighter vegetable-laden version from Andrea from The Petite Cook looks so damn good.

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This Smothered Tofu 'Chicken' Recipe from Michelle at Healthier Kitchen looks like a big warm hug in a bowl.

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If you need to feed your little carnivores something that looks like meat, you can't go past this Vegan Potato Jackfruit Stew Recipe from Florentina at Veggie Society.

So, there you have it. 35 carnivore-approved vegan meals and recipes. So, what are you waiting for? Round up those meat-lovers, get in the kitchen and get cooking. Enjoy, x.

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FAQs

Who is healthier vegans or carnivores? ›

Plant-Based Versus Meat-Based (Carnivore) Diets

If we look at the whole of scientific studies, numerous studies show that people who follow a plant-based diet live longer and are healthier (R,R,R,R,R,R,R,R). This is despite the higher risk of deficiencies of vitamins and minerals on a plant-based diet.

Can vegans eat tofu? ›

If you're starting your journey into a plant-based diet or if you're looking for a good meat substitute, tofu is completely vegan friendly. Tofu products are actually a staple soy-based part of a vegetarian and vegan diet.

Why carnivore diet is better than vegan? ›

Quick Summary. The carnivore diet is known for its fat reduction because it eliminates all high-carb meals and focuses on protein. Vegans consume only plant-based diets and exclude animal products like meat and dairy.

What is the difference between a carnivore and a raw vegan? ›

Vegan Diet – the Vegan diet is plant based with absolutely no animal products. This is a way to eliminate all animal products. Carnivore Diet – the Carnivore diet is animal based and includes no plants. This will allow you to eliminate all plant products.

Do vegans age slower? ›

While there are a variety of health benefits associated with following a vegan diet, eating a vegan diet won't make you age faster or slower in and of itself. If you're considering making the switch to a plant-based diet, here's what you need to know about the effects of veganism on aging and overall health.

What are the long term effects of the carnivore diet? ›

Following the Carnivore diet long-term could increase your risk for a number of serious health conditions, such as colorectal cancer and heart disease.

Is quinoa vegan? ›

Quinoa is a healthy whole grain that is great for adding plant-based protein to vegan recipes.

Is honey vegan? ›

Honey is by definition not vegan, since it a bee product, and bees are animals. Here's a nuanced article about how the ethical issues surrounding this sweetener fit into the broader concept of vegan living.

Are bananas vegan? ›

Bananas have always been a quick and healthy go-to snack for those on a vegan diet. Enjoyed on their own, and in desserts, they are considered as one of the most versatile fruits.

What is the downside of carnivore diet? ›

A carnivore diet could lead to some serious gaps (and excesses) in your nutrition. Eating exclusively animal products is likely to take you over recommended limits for sodium and saturated fat, as well as create deficiencies in nutrients from plant foods, such as fiber, vitamin C, and polyphenols.

What is the closest diet to the carnivore diet? ›

A carnivore way of eating is inherently as close to a zero-carb, zero-fiber diet as you can get. As such, if you follow the carnivore diet, you're also following a ketogenic diet.

Do meat eaters age faster? ›

Eating too much conventional red meat and not enough produce could be accelerating your body's biological clock, according to a study conducted by University of Glasgow researchers.

What is vegan face? ›

Vegan skincare means using cosmetic products that do not contain ingredients derived from animals. It also means that those same ingredients have never been tested on an animal. Things like beeswax are substituted for ingredients that are usually plant based or synthetic instead.

What is it called when you are vegan but eat meat? ›

Flexitarian is a term coined to describe individuals who mainly eat a plant-based diet with the occasional meat or dairy added in.

Why do vegans look older than they are? ›

People who follow a vegan diet tend to eat more carbohydrate-rich foods such as wheat, white rice, and sugar, as it is difficult to feel satisfied with the lack of meat and other foods. As a result, blood sugar levels rise, and the skin ages more easily.

Why do vegan people look younger? ›

A vegan diet is rich in nutrient antioxidants, vitamins and minerals which have been known to benefit the quality of the skin. Vitamin C stimulates collagen production, while vitamin A is important for developing and maintaining skin cells. Vitamin E can slow ageing and diminish the appearance of scars.

Are there any 100 year old vegans? ›

Mike Fremont sets marathon world records on a meat-free diet

The centenarian has followed a vegan diet since the age of 69. After a cancer diagnosis, doctors offered Fremont life-saving surgery. But instead, he turned to whole food plant-based nutrition to regain his health.

What diseases are caused by carnivore diet? ›

The carnivore diet is high in saturated fats which can cause elevated LDL or bad cholesterol and put you at risk for heart disease. What's more, many different kinds of processed meats like bacon and some lunch meats are loaded with sodium and have been linked to certain types of cancer.

Is carnivore diet hard on your liver? ›

Eating a carnivore diet may come with serious consequences for the liver and kidneys, especially if they are already damaged, diseased, or stressed. A diet high in protein, especially animal-derived protein, can lead to hypertension which in turn may lead to several different kidney issues.

Why do I pee so much on the carnivore diet? ›

As we mentioned earlier, carnivore is a ketogenic diet. When you transition into ketosis your body unlocks glycogen stored amidst water molecules in your muscles. This will cause you to flush fluids and electrolytes along with it.

Can vegans eat any rice? ›

Yes, absolutely! Rice is a common grain in all cooking and has a significant place in the plant-based world too. Some rice dishes may not be suitable for vegans though, so if you're eating out or following a recipe make sure there are no meat, fish or other animal products being used before you tuck in!

What rice is vegan? ›

Plain white rice is, generally speaking, vegan. It contains only the rice grain without the hull, making it a good alternative for people who have trouble processing high-fiber foods. White rice often comes topped with non-vegan butter, so be sure to order yours plain.

Is dark chocolate vegan? ›

So, firstly: Is Chocolate Vegan? Most dark chocolate is inherently vegan. Superior quality dark chocolate only has a handful of ingredients: cocoa, (usually listed as cocoa mass and cocoa butter), sugar, lecithin, and sometimes vanilla.

Is Peanut Butter vegan? ›

But of course! Most peanut butter is a simple mixture of ground peanuts and salt. Others might also contain oil or added sugar. Once in a blue moon, you may find a kind that contains honey, but nearly all peanut butter is 100 percent vegan.

Are Oreos vegan? ›

As long as there is no milk on the ingredients list itself, it is considered by most to be vegan. Oreos are therefore, for the most part, perfectly vegan-friendly.

What fruit isn't vegan? ›

Some fruits such as oranges, lemons and limes are coated with beeswax or shellac which means many vegans will avoid them.

Why is McDonald's not vegan? ›

The US McDonald's fries are not vegan, but the process still involves the highest FDA safety regulations. Besides the potatoes and salt for flavoring, the cooking involves vegetable oils like corn, soybean, and canola. They also have chemical preservatives and natural beef additives from milk and wheat.

How many eggs a day on carnivore diet? ›

Eggs. Incorporating eggs into your meal plan is essential. In fact, when you are making your carnivore diet shopping list, pick up five dozen eggs at a time. You'll want hard-boiled eggs on hand for snacks, plus you'll often have hard-boiled eggs with lunch and hard-boiled eggs at dinner.

What desserts can I eat on carnivore diet? ›

What desserts can I eat on the carnivore diet? You can eat any dessert that's made with carnivore-friendly ingredients. These include eggs, egg yolks, cream cheese, ricotta cheese, butter, other types of low lactose dairy, and gelatin. There are lots of possibilities, but cheesecake is a hands-down favorite.

Is carnivore anti inflammatory? ›

Additionally, the carnivore diet can also have an anti-inflammatory effect in the body, which may help to reduce the risk of chronic diseases. Animal-based products like meat and eggs are good sources of the essential nutrient zinc, which plays an important role in immune function and the healing of wounds.

Are avocados allowed on the carnivore diet? ›

Can you eat fruit on the carnivore diet? On paper, the answer here is no. However, non-sweet fruits like avocados (a fat we love!) and cucumbers are usually considered permissible.

What is the best milk for carnivore diet? ›

If you do consume milk on the carnivore diet, and/or dairy in general, choosing A2 milk may be a safer bet. A2 dairy comes from certified A2 dairy cows. All goats, sheep, and camel milk is naturally A2 dairy.

What dairy is best for carnivore diet? ›

Low-Lactose Dairy

This is because some dairy products contain a high level of lactose, which is sugar and is not allowed. Low-lactose items include butter, sour cream, hard cheese, regular yogurt, and sherbet. Those foods are okay to eat because of the low sugar content.

Do raw vegans look younger? ›

In general, vegans do not look any younger than people who choose to eat meat and dairy products, though many do live longer, healthier lives. Still, the effects of aging are not only determined by what we eat.

How long does it take to see results from a carnivore diet? ›

For others, it can take beyond a month. We encourage you to give the diet a full 3 months before making any judgments as to how it's working. Think about how long you've not been on the carnivore diet - that's a lot of poor eating over the years you are undoing.

Why do vegans have good skin? ›

Plant-based foods are rich in bioactive compounds, including vitamin C, vitamin E, beta carotene, polyphenols, and phenolic acids, which can contribute to oxidant defense, lower inflammation, and promote structural support of the skin.

Do vegans lack collagen? ›

Most collagen is naturally found in bones and the connective tissue of fish and animals, which means that vegans and vegetarians can struggle to add it to their diets and supplements.

What happens to your skin when you become vegan? ›

Beyond just helping with stubborn pimples, going vegan can also improve your complexion, said Sarkar. Because a vegan diet typically requires that you eat vegetables and fruits rather than dairy, meat, and (most) processed snacks, the natural antioxidants can impact the way your skin, she said.

What happens to your skin when you go vegan? ›

Dr. Pam Benito, another dermatologist, told Bustle: “Breakouts and skin changes aren't uncommon for people transitioning to a vegan diet … if you do get acne after cutting animal products out of your diet, give your body a few weeks to adjust to your new eating style and you might see it clear up on its own.”

What do vegans replace protein with? ›

Alternate sources of protein

Beans and legumes: Beans and legumes are a rich source of fiber and B vitamins. They are also a great replacement for meat as a source of vegetarian protein. Soy: One cup of boiled soybeans (172 g) contains around 29 grams of protein.

What do vegans eat for protein instead of meat? ›

How to get protein without the meat
  • Pulses. Pulses are an inexpensive protein choice, are high in fibre and a source of iron. ...
  • Soya beans. ...
  • Quinoa. ...
  • Nuts. ...
  • Seeds. ...
  • Cereals and grains. ...
  • Quorn™ ...
  • Dairy.

What vegan ingredients taste like meat? ›

Some of the most popular umami-rich vegan ingredients include mushrooms, soy sauce, miso, nutritional yeast, tomatoes, and seaweed. Incorporating these umami-rich ingredients into your vegan dishes can help enhance their savory taste and make them more meat-like in flavor.

What are the 4 types of vegans? ›

The four main types of vegans are ethical vegans, environmental vegans, health vegans, and religious vegans.

Was Jesus a pescatarian? ›

There is no direct statement on the subject by Jesus in the New Testament. The story of Jesus feeding fish to people would support the view that Jesus may have been a pescatarian. Paul seems to have been more open to meat eating, but even Paul was open to vegetarianism.

What is an extreme vegan called? ›

Level 5 vegans are those who are seen as incredibly committed to the vegan lifestyle, and are often hailed as “extreme vegans”. Level 5 vegans go to an extensive effort to follow a vegan lifestyle that is free of any type of animal product or animal exploitation.

Are vegans generally healthier than meat eaters? ›

On the plus side, vegan diets are usually low in saturated fat and high in dietary fibre, and on average vegans are relatively lean, with lower blood cholesterol and blood pressure than meat-eaters, all of which should be beneficial for health.

Is vegan meat more healthy than meat? ›

“No matter which way you slice it, plant-based meat has significantly more nutritional benefits than conventional meat,” says non-profit the Good Food Institute (GFI). “Whether it's introducing a new source of fiber to your diet or cutting down on cholesterol, plant-based products lead to better health outcomes.”

Is it better to be a carnivore or vegetarian? ›

Vegetarians appear to have lower low-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels, lower blood pressure and lower rates of hypertension and type 2 diabetes than meat eaters. Vegetarians also tend to have a lower body mass index, lower overall cancer rates and lower risk of chronic disease.

What is healthier vegan or omnivore? ›

The fat content of the vegan diet is significantly lower and the polyunsaturated:saturated fatty acid ratio higher than in the omnivore diet.

What are the long term effects of being a vegan? ›

These deficiencies may be associated with increased risk for certain types of cancer, stroke, bone fractures, preterm birth, and failure to thrive. Avoiding consumption of animal-sourced food may also be related to higher rates of depression and anxiety.

What does the Bible say about eating meat? ›

In Leviticus 11, the Lord speaks to Moses and Aaron and sets out which animals can be eaten and which cannot: “You may eat any animal that has a divided hoof and that chews the cud. There are some that only chew the cud or only have a divided hoof, but you must not eat them.

What are the disadvantages of plant-based meat? ›

Con #1: Plant-based meat can be more heavily processed than animal meat. As some plant-based meat and mock meat products are created to replicate animal meat, they may undergo more processing. This leads to a high content of saturated fat, sodium, and added sugar.

What are the disadvantages of plant-based protein? ›

1) Plant proteins are often incomplete proteins, and therefore should be consumed in combination in order to serve as a complete protein. 2) Some plant-based proteins are high in carbohydrates not ideal for anyone following a low-carb diet. 3) Plant protein powders are typically more expensive than whey protein.

How often should you eat fake meat? ›

Plant-based proteins offer many health benefits and can be less expensive than meat. One way to get these benefits is to choose a meatless meal once or twice a week.

Does meat age you faster? ›

Processed Meats

Think: Deli meat, sausage, and bacon. "Many of these meats have sulfites and other preservatives, which can trigger inflammation in the skin, and accelerate the appearance of aging," said Dr. Ostad. They also tend to be high in salt, which can make you look puffy.

Do carnivores live longer? ›

Overall, there was a significant effect of trophic level on longevity. Omnivores had significantly higher longevity than both herbivores and carnivores, which were not significantly different from each other (Fig. 1a).

Who was the first vegan ever? ›

One of the earliest known vegans was the Arab poet al-Maʿarri, famous for his poem "I No Longer Steal From Nature". (c. 973 – c. 1057).

What do Flexitarians eat? ›

More specifically, the flexitarian diet is a flexible eating style that emphasizes the addition of plant or plant-based foods and beverages, incorporates dairy and eggs and encourages meat to be consumed less frequently and/or in smaller portions. There are no set calorie or macronutrient goals in a flexitarian diet.

Is vegan the healthiest diet in the world? ›

A vegan diet can be healthy as it is typically higher in fiber and lower in cholesterol than an omnivorous diet. As a result, some studies find a vegan diet lowers the risk of heart disease and premature death, helps manage type 2 diabetes and reduces the risk of cancer.

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