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Oct. '11

Foodie Lifestyles Compared: Which Is Cheaper?

fitvillains:

According to Learn Vest, which of the following is the cheapest way to live (overall)?

  • Omnivore (meat & veggies)
  • Vegetarian (no meat, but animal by products okay)
  • Vegan (no animal anythin’)
  • Pescatarian (mostly vegetarian, but fish is fine)

The answer might surprise you!

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  1. openyourheart-notyourlegs reblogged this from fitvillains
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  3. fitfabulousandfierce answered: Yeah, I don’t know where these people are getting their numbers. This is pretty biased.
  4. mindfulmenus4one reblogged this from fitvillains
  5. kabralynn answered: omni.
  6. florencedei reblogged this from fitvillains
  7. autumnhaac answered: The numbers on this are unbelieveable, the message is awesome, but a turkey and swiss sandwich is ALWAYS cheaper than hummus or pesto! haha
  8. ineedtogetfit reblogged this from fitvillains
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  10. prinsessemarie answered: As a vegetarian, eating out is cheaper, compared to the meat dishes. As a cook, though, it’s way more expensive. (In Norway.) That sucks.
  11. vitalitylotus reblogged this from fitvillains and added:
    Although I’m a meat eater, I tend...get things that are vegetarian because
  12. flowerfistandbestialwails answered: This looks incredibly biased. As a meat-eater my meals look nothing like this - that column is full of some of the most expensive items I buy
  13. magical-truthsaying-bastard answered: As a vegetarian, I’ve noticed that when I eat out with my family, my meal is almost always the cheapest.
  14. dontyoufuckingjudgeme answered: asdfghjkl
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