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Vegetarians Going All The Way
Becoming A Vegan Family
By Melanie Wilson
. Finally, the Messinas suggest you add a few new menu items. Your kids are sure to enjoy falafel-filled pitas with hummus, and you can throw in a tomato and cucumber salad to round it out. If they don't take to the new foods right away, don't fret it. Just keep trying and experimenting.
Find support in the form of friends, organizations, Internet communities, books and magazines. Because you may not only be facing the reluctance of your spouse and/or children but also the pessimism and possible disapproval of extended family members, it is that much more important to create a support network. Locate your local vegetarian organization or consider starting one yourself by putting up a notice at the natural food store or running a classified ad in the Sunday paper. Peruse the Web sites of the Vegetarian Resource Group


