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Vegetarian for a Week Challenge - Day One

How to prepare for a week of vegetarian meals.

Brandi Koskie of DietsInReview.com has gone vegetarian for a week, and she's sharing the experience with you. Watch now as she describes day one of her vegetarian diet.

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Maggie

Vegetarian challenge day 1.... and you ate tuna? That is not vegetarian. That is fish. Dairy and eggs I can understand, but fish? Nope.

posted Apr 7th, 2009 1:07 pm


   
 

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