Could You Actually Go on a Vegan, Vegetarian or Pescatarian Diet? 
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You could go vegan!
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You are fully prepared to go vegan! Good for you. You do not need any animal byproducts to lead your life.
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You are playing as a guest. Sign in to save your progress & unlock rewards!Going on a vegan, vegetarian, or pescatarian diet all have varying degrees of difficulty. In recent years, it has become easier to do any of the three but some diets are easier. Being a vegan is the most difficult of the three. Not only do you have to avoid foods with animal products, you have to know what foods those are. It requires a little detective work to find out which products are free of ingredients that come from animals.
Being a vegetarian is much easier than being vegan. That’s because all you have to do is avoid meat products. Sometimes, meat is hidden in products but in general, less detective work is required for being vegetarian than being vegan. Being pescatarian is the easiest of the three, as you can have fish products for added protein. If you'd like to find out which diet is the best fit for you, go ahead and take this quiz.
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You could go vegan!
You are fully prepared to go vegan! Good for you. You do not need any animal byproducts to lead your life.
I don’t think I could lead a vegan existence. I’m too enamored of cheese, Greek yogurt, hummus, and milk on my oatmeal.
You could go vegan!
You are fully prepared to go vegan! Good for you. You do not need any animal byproducts to lead your life.
No! I am content with being an ovo lacto vegetarian. Being a vegan gets really difficult in many countries, including the one I live in. It’s hard enough having to explain what a vegetarian can eat or not eat. Vegans have very few options. Besides I like yogurt and cheese.
You could go vegetarian!
Based on your answers, a vegetarian diet is probably best for you. You won’t eat meat, including fish, but you will eat some animal byproducts such as eggs, milk, and cheese.
27.4.26
You could go pescatarian!
Based on your answers, we think you would be best suited to a pescatarian diet. You won’t eat most meat, but you will eat fish. It’s probably not bad to make sure you get those Omega-3s.
You could go vegan!
You are fully prepared to go vegan! Good for you. You do not need any animal byproducts to lead your life.
I’ve been a vegetarian for 39 years, but I have no intention of going vegan. I enjoy cheese, eggs, and Greek yogurt too much.
I shouldn’t go on these diets
Yeah I don’t think so either. I love my meat! And a lot of other stuff too.
You could go vegetarian!
Based on your answers, a vegetarian diet is probably best for you. You won’t eat meat, including fish, but you will eat some animal byproducts such as eggs, milk, and cheese.
5 / 2 / 26
Could go vegetarian, no wrong and wrong bout meat and fish. Do eat meat only a bit and certain fishy things but bit fussy as get older could not exist on no meat or fish diet and love cheese eggs and semi skimmed milk
You Can’t Go On These Diets
Based on your answers, you are perhaps not suited to any of the three diets here. You seem to want to eat meat.
I can be vegan. OK, my favorite food contains meat, but I’m a Buddhist, so I’ll go vegetarian when I’m 20.
Hmmm…..I’ll see if I can go vegetarian. Is that even how you say that… LOL
Been vegetarian since 1996, vegan since 2017.