Win: A Stellar James Martin kitchen set worth over £1,000!

[kiki_725]

We tend to get over looked with ready meals/ when eating out... we dont all love cheese too..

[tashie5dug]

The best part is learning about new ingredients and how to use them.

[glitterjo]

Best part - that feeling that you're not adding to the world's consumption of animals.
Worst part - like so many others, the smell of frying bacon...oh I miss a hangover bacon sandwich...

[woodface7]

Quorn.

I'll leave it to you to guess whether that's best or worst!

[hannahlw85]

to me i miss bacon, the smell is so nice and no veggie versiosmell nearly the same to me.

[Cazzy18]

The best thing is that my conscience is clear! The worst is that I'm a connoisseur of macaroni cheese (luckily I like the stuff!) Lack of choice and imagination in restaurants annoys me, laziness a lot of the time I think.

[crazyhead]

The worst thing is answering 'catch you out' questions, like whether your handbag is leather - as though you are being sanctimonious when you really aren't! The best is veggie Indian food - thank goodness for such a fantastic vegetarian legacy

[chris2]

Best part not eating animals, worst having to cook different meals for the rest of the family

[Tweens]

Lack of vegetarrian choice and imaginative recipes when you go out to eat!

[Pescetonian]

Being a vegetarian has forced me to be more creative with my cooking. I also love knowing I'm not contributing to dodgy farming practices or animal suffering.