Anonymous wrote:The best way to stop/stall his growth spurt is to go plant based. Please consider keeping him on whole eggs, cheese, yogurt if he chooses to eliminate meat. The meals suggested are not nutrient dense enough to encourage optimal growth.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The best way to stop/stall his growth spurt is to go plant based. Please consider keeping him on whole eggs, cheese, yogurt if he chooses to eliminate meat. The meals suggested are not nutrient dense enough to encourage optimal growth.
+1 Tell him to go plant-based if he wants, once he is an adult...
I think he will be fine since he plans on dinner not being plant based. You all are being a little alarmist and misinformed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The best way to stop/stall his growth spurt is to go plant based. Please consider keeping him on whole eggs, cheese, yogurt if he chooses to eliminate meat. The meals suggested are not nutrient dense enough to encourage optimal growth.
+1 Tell him to go plant-based if he wants, once he is an adult...
Anonymous wrote:The best way to stop/stall his growth spurt is to go plant based. Please consider keeping him on whole eggs, cheese, yogurt if he chooses to eliminate meat. The meals suggested are not nutrient dense enough to encourage optimal growth.
Anonymous wrote:OP, I make baked oatmeal for my vegan cousin, for breakfast. It was surprisingly delicious, and my non-vegan DD also ate a bunch of it. It keeps, so you can make like an 8 x 8 pan, and that should be good for a few days. You can change out the fruits/spices for different flavor profiles.
https://healthfulblondie.com/vegan-baked-oatmeal/
Anonymous wrote:OP, your title says Whole Food Plant Based, but in the actual Post, you only say Plant Based. There is a different. Which one is it?
Anonymous wrote:My standard breakfast is whole milk plain yogurt with berries (frozen is fine), chia seeds and low sugar granola.
It's really filling.