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I’m attempting again to not eat meat. This week for lunch I was planning to do pb and js along with baby bel cheese, the white Cheeto puffs, some kind of fruit, and baby carrots again. For dinner, I wanted to do veggie quesadillas with cheddar cheese, maybe mushrooms, and onions along with some guacamole. I was also going to buy a spaghetti squash. Breakfast, I’ll probably have a cup of detox tea along with a cliff bar and fruit.

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It all sounds good, but there’s still a lot of sugar components. I don’t know what kind of eating alteration goal you have in mind, but if you’re able to cut out sugar, you’ll be eating far more healthier. 
Cheeto puffs? Junk food. Processed. Unhealthy carbs. Cliff bar? Probably like 15+ grams of sugar? I would avoid that. I don’t necessarily believe in detox teas, but that’s only my opinion. Jelly has a bunch of added sugar. If you really want jelly — because don’t get me wrong, pb&j’s are wonderful — try to find one with the least amount of sugar. 
Make sure you’re adding some sort of protein to your meals since you’re not eating meat. Almond are great snacks (only natural ones), eggs are great (hard boiled, scrambled, etc). Salads are excellent (only use balsamic vinaigrette and olive oil as your dressing)

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Sounds completely unhealthy

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Might be a bit boring having the same thing day in and day out.
When I need some inspiration for food I always try Pinterest. I have had some great vegetarian options from fajitas to Shepard’s pie to tacos for dinners.
Lots of recipes for veggie sandwiches etc

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Hey there, lifelong vegetarian here. So when you plan vegetarian meals you are going to want to plan it around having a protein, healthy fat, and whole grain carb. Otherwise, you are probably better off eating meat. You will also want to limit your sugars and processed foods (Cheetos, jam, etc.) in any eating plan. So here are some examples of healthy veg proteins: beans, lentils, tofu (limit), tempeh, fake meat (limit), mushrooms, edamame, peas, Greek yogurt, eggs (limit), cottage cheese. Healthy fats (limit portions): avocado, nuts, almond butter, seeds. Whole grains: quinoa, barley, brown rice, sprouted grain bread, oatmeal, etc.

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It does sound good

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