Are many Ozzies veggie?
#1
Are many Ozzies veggie?
My husband keeps telling me I will not get on in Oz as I only eat chicken (yes I know this is meat too).
He says everyone eats meat and especially steak (although I've heard Ozzie steak is the best). And I am being awkward by not wanting to eat it.
How do people get on at BBQs if they don't eat meat?
He says everyone eats meat and especially steak (although I've heard Ozzie steak is the best). And I am being awkward by not wanting to eat it.
How do people get on at BBQs if they don't eat meat?
#2
Re: Are many Ozzies veggie?
Originally Posted by Glenat
My husband keeps telling me I will not get on in Oz as I only eat chicken (yes I know this is meat too).
He says everyone eats meat and especially steak (although I've heard Ozzie steak is the best). And I am being awkward by not wanting to eat it.
How do people get on at BBQs if they don't eat meat?
He says everyone eats meat and especially steak (although I've heard Ozzie steak is the best). And I am being awkward by not wanting to eat it.
How do people get on at BBQs if they don't eat meat?
if not then it's good old veggie kebabs and i'm not sure if they sell the quorn products like they do here in the UK
#3
Re: Are many Ozzies veggie?
I don't eat meat but I do eat fish - when I was on hol in Oz every meal I ate was fish! I didn't see any veggie burgers or things like that so I had fish on the bbq. The fish is soooooo delicious there though that I was well happy
If you don't eat fish or meat though I'd say you'd be buggered!
I only went to Perth though so may be different elsewhere
If you don't eat fish or meat though I'd say you'd be buggered!
I only went to Perth though so may be different elsewhere
#4
Re: Are many Ozzies veggie?
Originally Posted by Clippies
I don't eat meat but I do eat fish - when I was on hol in Oz every meal I ate was fish! I didn't see any veggie burgers or things like that so I had fish on the bbq. The fish is soooooo delicious there though that I was well happy
If you don't eat fish or meat though I'd say you'd be buggered!
I only went to Perth though so may be different elsewhere
If you don't eat fish or meat though I'd say you'd be buggered!
I only went to Perth though so may be different elsewhere
#5
Re: Are many Ozzies veggie?
Originally Posted by DebraH
and I suppose you could always make your own veggie burgers if you had time
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Re: Are many Ozzies veggie?
Originally Posted by Glenat
How do people get on at BBQs if they don't eat meat?
(Off to drool and dream of being back in Brisbane, having a steak at the Brekkie Creek hotel...)
Last edited by ridds; Aug 22nd 2006 at 1:43 pm.
#7
Re: Are many Ozzies veggie?
Originally Posted by Clippies
Hmmm I've never made my own...don't really eat them often enough to - I didn't see veggie mince or anything though so I'm guessing you'd have to make them with vegetables
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Re: Are many Ozzies veggie?
Originally Posted by emmals
cheese on the barbie is delicious...
#10
Re: Are many Ozzies veggie?
I had no probs out there. Coles sell frozen, refrigerated, tinned and dried veggie food. You won't get Quorn though. Doesn't pass the Aussie import rules. :scared:
Try this link for more veggie options available
http://www.vnv.org.au/Products/MeatAlternatives.htm
Try this link for more veggie options available
http://www.vnv.org.au/Products/MeatAlternatives.htm
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Re: Are many Ozzies veggie?
Originally Posted by ridds
Quite well, actually! You can buy plenty of veggie burgers, kebabs etc to take to a bbq if you want, and there is always loads of salads going! Loads of Aussies are veggie / vegan / semi-veggie.
I love aussie beef, Wagyu being my current favourite.
(Off to drool and dream of being back in Brisbane, having a steak at the Brekkie Creek hotel...)
I love aussie beef, Wagyu being my current favourite.
(Off to drool and dream of being back in Brisbane, having a steak at the Brekkie Creek hotel...)
NO you can get Wagyu beef in oz! oh heaven!
#12
Re: Are many Ozzies veggie?
Just googled and you can buy veggie burgers, sausages etc pre-prepared... here's a list of products.
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Re: Are many Ozzies veggie?
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
NO you can get Wagyu beef in oz! oh heaven!
Well I am off to Perth Clippies, so it may be a problem.
I'm not mad keen on fish/shellfish either, unlike my OH who LOVES it.
Oh well, I'll have to tell him he's right then, that I may find it a struggle. Normally if I go to a BBQ the meat gets segregated and chicken stays on one half and other meat on the other half, but I can hardly ask people to do it at their own BBQ.
And no Quorn oooooohhhhhh
#14
Re: Are many Ozzies veggie?
Originally Posted by ridds
Just googled and you can buy veggie burgers, sausages etc pre-prepared... here's a list of products.
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Re: Are many Ozzies veggie?
Originally Posted by Glenat
What's Wagyu beef
Well I am off to Perth Clippies, so it may be a problem.
I'm not mad keen on fish/shellfish either, unlike my OH who LOVES it.
Oh well, I'll have to tell him he's right then, that I may find it a struggle. Normally if I go to a BBQ the meat gets segregated and chicken stays on one half and other meat on the other half, but I can hardly ask people to do it at their own BBQ.
And no Quorn oooooohhhhhh
Well I am off to Perth Clippies, so it may be a problem.
I'm not mad keen on fish/shellfish either, unlike my OH who LOVES it.
Oh well, I'll have to tell him he's right then, that I may find it a struggle. Normally if I go to a BBQ the meat gets segregated and chicken stays on one half and other meat on the other half, but I can hardly ask people to do it at their own BBQ.
And no Quorn oooooohhhhhh
Can't really help, but suggest maybe getting yourself a really good veggi cook book - unless you have one already or do a search online - i've just done that and theres 1000s of recipes for different veggie things along with BBQ ideas - to be honest I'm hoping to do a lot more cooking in oz too and trying to get my very picky family to eat the same thing at dinner rather than making 2 or 3 different dinners