Survival ideas for vegitarians in foreign countries during a trip ???
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Mahima singh Rajput
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Make sure to travel with alot of package food and if visiting county with different language please check with any native (if you know) the correct and exact pronunciation of word Vegitarian in their language.. i hope this helps
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Carry Some Ready to made Vegetarian food items from India with you. Mostly you will get Indian Vegetarian Restaurant in Foreign Countries but you have to Search it online
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As i am Jain I always carry some Indian foods with me, lower number of clothes and othe i carry food more. also in most of the countries you will get Swaminarayan food and many indian vegan or shop which you have to find newby in any country you are visiting. if traveling with any tour company then they will arrange all for you.
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While planning your travel abroad plan your veg meal too. With availability of many ready made food, carry the food you like very much. Be any country it’s not devoid of bakery, French fries, salads and some veg curries. Also survey online and enquire in advance about Indian restraunants who serve vegetarian food. Always keep stock of Maggie, chips, reward to cook pasta, chocolates, biscuits in your travel bag. When I travelled to Europe being a vegetarian had enquired a lot about veg hotels, who serve veg food. Also I packed enough ready to make vegetarian food.
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You always get salad, bread, fruits and vegan food in foreign countries. Better to opt vegan because most of the restaurants have vegan options.
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Traveling as a vegetarian can feel tricky at first, but it gets easier once you find a simple routine that works. When I visited Conway, SC about a month ago, I kept things very straightforward. Most days I would just head to Cookout, look for vegetarian-friendly options like sides, fries, hushpuppies, or customize a tray, and that would be my go-to meal. It saved time and removed the stress of constantly searching for new places. One thing that really helped was checking the menu in advance. I was regularly using a resource to explore options and plan what I could order without guessing at the counter. From that experience, a few simple survival ideas stand out: Stick to places where you can customize your meal
Check menus online before visiting
Build a small list of reliable spots
Use sides and add-ons creatively It’s not always perfect, but with a bit of planning, even vegetarian travel in unfamiliar places becomes manageable and stress-free.
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