Here are some friends with simlar question as we.And I have this question for many days,anyone help us?
Kitty said: Yes.College Survivial?-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(College Survivial?),it will help you,my kids.
I plan I bringing food. I'm jsut trying to decide what kidna of stuff owuld be good to bring that would be enjoyable and convenient. Nothign that is perishable.
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5 months ago
I plan I bringing food. I'm jsut trying to decide what kidna of stuff owuld be good to bring that would be enjoyable and convenient. Nothign that is perishable.
There is a great book called " The starving students vegetarian handbook". I understand you say you eat eggs and dairy but those are perishable so you cant use them.
You should pack your lunches. College is so much better than high school. you can actually leave campus at your own will to get food or just bring your own and nobody will make fun of it. I just finished school here at chico state CA and there are a ton of good places to eat within walking distance. you will find your ways when you start school!
Most capuses will have a menu aside from their regular menu for vegetarians. If you ask someone who works in the cafeteria for a vegetarian menu, chances are they will have>http://www.recipesforvegans.co... I know you are not vegan but you can always adapt them slightly.
Eat a variety of foods like beans, nuts, and tofu with your meals. I also enjoy buckwheat noodles. They are cheap to buy and delicious.
Don't you know, the staple of college existence for ALL students, ramen, is vegetarian? (Well, as long as you get one of the vegetable flavors.) My school is also not vegetarian-friendly, but it's still easy to live relatively cheaply, on non-perishable items. There are also lots of other dried quick dinner pastas and such. Further, a great junky study snack food to get is fritos. If you ever go full out vegan, they're still good.
Good luck in school.
I am also a vegetarian and attend college, but luckily my college is pretty vegetarian freindly. But I like to pack things like apples, or oranges, grapes, or any other kind of fruit that wont parish in your back pack. String cheese and chocolate soy milk are great too. I also like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, it is a little childish, but they taste great. Nuts and seeds are great, or you could get a trail mix with nuts, seeds, and dried fruit. I also suggest packing a bottle of water, that way you dont have to buy one on campus. If you want to get fancy you can even make yourself a salad and pack it.
And if you do decide to buy some food you can always walk off campus and go to a restaurant. Chinese, and thai or indian food are all veggie freindly. So are some fast food chains. Subway, Burger King, and Taco Bell all have great vegetarian options.
Hope this helps....
don't listen to what those people say about you!
bring whatever you want!
If you have a freezer and a microwave try the Morningstar Farms veggie nuggets. They are really good.
In all actuality though, since you don't want anything perishable, I would go for the wonderful peanut butter sandwiches. Protein and feeling like a little kid again. They're GREAT!
Wheat Thins or other crackers are good to have around for munching too.
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Kitty said: Yes.College Survivial?-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(College Survivial?),it will help you,my kids.
College Survivial?
I start classes soon. My college is pretty not vegetarian friendly, I could pay my tuition with the ammount I would spend>5 months agoI plan I bringing food. I'm jsut trying to decide what kidna of stuff owuld be good to bring that would be enjoyable and convenient. Nothign that is perishable.
Answers:
5 months ago
I plan I bringing food. I'm jsut trying to decide what kidna of stuff owuld be good to bring that would be enjoyable and convenient. Nothign that is perishable.
There is a great book called " The starving students vegetarian handbook". I understand you say you eat eggs and dairy but those are perishable so you cant use them.
You should pack your lunches. College is so much better than high school. you can actually leave campus at your own will to get food or just bring your own and nobody will make fun of it. I just finished school here at chico state CA and there are a ton of good places to eat within walking distance. you will find your ways when you start school!
Most capuses will have a menu aside from their regular menu for vegetarians. If you ask someone who works in the cafeteria for a vegetarian menu, chances are they will have>http://www.recipesforvegans.co... I know you are not vegan but you can always adapt them slightly.
Eat a variety of foods like beans, nuts, and tofu with your meals. I also enjoy buckwheat noodles. They are cheap to buy and delicious.
Don't you know, the staple of college existence for ALL students, ramen, is vegetarian? (Well, as long as you get one of the vegetable flavors.) My school is also not vegetarian-friendly, but it's still easy to live relatively cheaply, on non-perishable items. There are also lots of other dried quick dinner pastas and such. Further, a great junky study snack food to get is fritos. If you ever go full out vegan, they're still good.
Good luck in school.
I am also a vegetarian and attend college, but luckily my college is pretty vegetarian freindly. But I like to pack things like apples, or oranges, grapes, or any other kind of fruit that wont parish in your back pack. String cheese and chocolate soy milk are great too. I also like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, it is a little childish, but they taste great. Nuts and seeds are great, or you could get a trail mix with nuts, seeds, and dried fruit. I also suggest packing a bottle of water, that way you dont have to buy one on campus. If you want to get fancy you can even make yourself a salad and pack it.
And if you do decide to buy some food you can always walk off campus and go to a restaurant. Chinese, and thai or indian food are all veggie freindly. So are some fast food chains. Subway, Burger King, and Taco Bell all have great vegetarian options.
Hope this helps....
don't listen to what those people say about you!
bring whatever you want!
If you have a freezer and a microwave try the Morningstar Farms veggie nuggets. They are really good.
In all actuality though, since you don't want anything perishable, I would go for the wonderful peanut butter sandwiches. Protein and feeling like a little kid again. They're GREAT!
Wheat Thins or other crackers are good to have around for munching too.
correctness,It's Non-profit and only for informational purposes.
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