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Our vegetarian assortment includes products that are lacto-ovo vegetarian, meaning this includes dairy products and eggs but excludes meat, fish and poultry or products containing these foods.

Mavuno Harvest, Organic Pitted Dates

6 oz pouch
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Strong Roots, Oven Baked Sweet Potato Fries

15 oz bag
Frozen
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Lundberg Family Farms, Organic Rice Cakes, Cinnamon Toast

9.5 oz bag
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Harvest Snaps, Crunchy Loops, Sour Cream & Onion

2.5 oz pouch
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Lotus Foods, Organic Millet & Brown Rice Ramen 4-pack

10 oz bag
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Mori-Nu, Silken Tofu Extra Firm

10.9 oz box
2 Item Min
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Alexia, Mexican-Style Street Corn

10 oz bag
Frozen
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Kodiak, Chocolate Fudge Brownie in a Cup

2.36oz cup
2 Item Min
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Amore, Tomato Paste

4.5 oz tube
2 Item Min
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LesserEvil, Organic Popcorn, Himalayan Pink Salt, Snack Packs, Value Size

10 bags (0.46 oz each)
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Annie's, Organic Crispy Snack Bars, Original

5 bars (0.78 oz each)
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Quinn Snacks, Peanut Butter & Honey Filled Pretzel Sticks

6 oz bag
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Feel Good Foods, Mini Pizza Bagels

7 oz box
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Simple Mills, Almond Flour Crackers, Farmhouse Cheddar

4.25 oz box
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Poshi, Kosher Petite Dill Pickles

2 oz pouch
2 Item Min
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Olipop, Prebiotic Soda, Raspberry Sherbet

12 fl oz can
2 Item Min
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Thrive Market, Organic Lentil & Quinoa Stew

10 oz pouch
Exclusive
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Sprague, Sloppy Joes

15 oz can
2 Item Min
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The Good Crisp Company, Crisps, Sour Cream & Onion

5.6 oz tube
2 Item Min
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Thrive Market, Organic Veggie Sticks, Multipack

6 x 1.2 oz bags
2 Item Min
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MadeGood, Organic Granola Bites, Chocolate Chip

5 packs (0.85 oz each)
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LesserEvil, Space Balls, Real Organic Cheddar, Snack Packs, Value Size

10 bags (0.6 oz each)
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Poshi, Steamed & Marinated Artichokes, Basil & Thyme

1.58 oz pouch
3 Item Min
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Frankie's Organic, Avocado Oil Puffcorn, Dill Pickle

4 oz bag
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Bionaturae, Organic Sourdough Fusilli

12 oz box
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WOODSTOCK, Organic Shelled Edamame

10 oz bag
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Thrive Market, Creamy Peanut Butter

16 oz container
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Simple Mills, Sweet Thins, Chocolate Brownie

4.25 oz box
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Rip Van, Wafels, Dutch Caramel & Vanilla, Snack Pack

4 packets (1.16 oz each)
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Heavenly Hunks, Gluten-Free Bites, Brownie

6 oz pouch
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Eating a vegetarian diet doesn’t have to mean eating salads day after day. In fact, with so many plant-based diets growing in popularity, enjoying a varied and flavorful vegetarian lifestyle is easier than ever before. From protein-rich grains and nutrient-dense veggie recipes to delicious meat substitutes, it’s unlikely you’ll feel any sense of meat FOMO on a vegetarian diet. But if you’re unsure on what the benefits are when going meat-free, need some helpful tips for rounding out your vegetarian shopping list, or looking for a little vegetarian recipe inspiration, you’ve come to the right place. Here’s an overview on what it means to shop, eat, and enjoy a vegetarian way of life.

What Is Vegetarian?

Eating “vegetarian” simply means you don’t eat meat. But does that mean eggs are off the list, too? What about dairy? The truth is, vegetarianism isn’t a one-size-fits-all diet. In fact, there are many forms of vegetarians, including those who eat eggs but avoid dairy, those who eat dairy but avoid eggs, and those who eat both dairy and eggs (not to be confused with a vegan diet which avoids both dairy and eggs).

Benefits of a Vegetarian Diet

Believe it or not there are quite a few benefits to eating a vegetarian diet. For starters, you’re less likely to consume as much saturated fat and cholesterol as meat eaters do, and you’re more likely to increase your intake of key vitamins and minerals found in vegetables and plant-based meals.

Tips for Eating Vegetarian

Perhaps one of the biggest areas of concern when eating a vegetarian diet is whether you’ll find enough suitable, non-meat protein sources. Thankfully, there’s a large list of plant-based sources of protein to choose from, including the following kitchen staples:

Top Vegetarian Brands

Add these vegetarian must-haves to your next shopping list.

Nutiva

This superfood-powered brand is on a mission to bring you the purest ingredients possible while remaining true to its commitment to sustainability and passion for giving back to local communities.

Nutiva Organic Virgin Coconut Oil

Crafted in Southeast Asia where fresh coconuts are cold-pressed immediately after harvesting and never bleached, refined, or deodorized, this pantry must-have is a multitasking wonder. And when it comes to whipping up delicious vegetarian dishes, you’ll reach for it again and again.

Bob’s Red Mill

This fan favorite offers a wide selection of pantry staples from oats and flour to cereal and granola. But what’s truly unique is that each product is made from whole foods, all organic and sourced directly from farmers.

Super-Fine Almond Flour

This finely ground flour is made from whole almonds with the skin on and nothing else, and is ideal for both cooking and baking everything from breads to pancakes, cookies, and cakes.

Lundberg Farms

Lundberg Farms offers a variety of everyday essentials (like rice, quinoa, chips, and other snacks), and boasts a legacy of family farming. This close-to-the-earth, certified organic brand also ensures every product isn’t just high quality but also ethically sourced and sustainably grown.

Organic Brown Short Grain Rice

You’ll love the wonderfully nutty flavor and pleasant texture that makes this short-grain rice the perfect match for everything from fried rice to rice pudding. No matter how you enjoy it, it’s a wonderful source of fiber.

Recipes for Eating Vegetarian

Turn up the heat with these sensational vegetarian recipes.

Baked Brie With Fruit and Nut Compote

We probably had you when we mentioned baked brie, but our recipe takes the warm, creamy dish a step further with dried figs, walnuts, pistachios, pine nuts, minced rosemary, and a generous drizzle of honey.

Brown Rice and Lentil Salad

Looking for a salad with layers of texture? This recipe gets the job done and then some with sprouted brown rice, savory lentils, chewy dried cranberries and apricots, bright, flavorful herbs like mint and cilantro, and a light citrus dressing.

Orange-Cayenne Tofu Bowl

There’s nothing boring about this tofu bowl, which pairs a sweet and spicy marinade of chili powder, cayenne pepper, orange juice, and maple syrup with comforting soba noodles and bok choy. You’re in for a treat for the senses.