May 10th, 2010 • 19:05
Want To Be Vegetarian But I Am Allergic To Peanuts And Nuts?
I want to become a vegetarian and now that I am capable of cooking for myself it can be done. However I am allergic to peanuts and nuts. Since a peanut is a legume I have to stay away from other legumes as well. So what can I eat? What are examples of meals and snacks?
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May 10th 2010 • 20:05
by dmike197
If you want to be vegan, you’ll probably need certain amino acid supplements. As to exactly what, I’m not sure. You might want to ask a nutritionist or doctor.
Seriously, you wouldn’t want to end up with an amino acid imbalance, so get a professional opinion on such a big decision.
May 10th 2010 • 21:05
by Phoenix
You’ll be fine. Just stay away from the nuts. There are loads of other grains, veggies and fruits you could have. Plus there is the imitation meat and dairy you can choose from.
May 10th 2010 • 22:05
by Manda79
We do just fine! My seven year old is deathly allergic to peanuts and cashews ( basically, all nuts thanks to cross-contamination issues). so they’ve been banned from our house totally. We really don’t even miss it, but have you tried Sunbutter? It’s a direct peanut butter replacement for peanut/nut allergic people made out of sunflower seeds. We order 4 lb. jars of it online. It tastes amazing ( like peanut butter, but a little sweeter) and it’s great for busy days.
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That said, there are all kinds of other great foods vegetarians thrive on
May 10th 2010 • 22:05
by Liza G
eat lots of beans and tofu instead of nuts
May 11th 2010 • 00:05
by scr RAWR (:
I want to become a vegetarian and now that I am capable of cooking for myself it can be done. However I am allergic to peanuts and nuts. Since a peanut is a legume I have to stay away from other legumes as well. So what can I eat? What are examples of meals and snacks?