So, Now What Do I Eat?: The Complete Guide to Vegetarian Convenience Foods

by Gail Davis

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The first comprehensive reference guide to more than 1,000 delicious, completely vegetarian, cholesterol-free foods that require no more preparation time than a TV dinner. Foods are listed by category and contain detailed descriptions. Fat-free items, products containing honey or casein, foods that are especially appealing to children and the author's favorites are highlighted.… (more)

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The first comprehensive reference guide to more than 1,000 delicious, completely vegetarian, cholesterol-free foods that require no more preparation time than a TV dinner. Foods are listed by category and contain detailed descriptions. Fat-free items, products containing honey or casein, foods that are especially appealing to children and the author's favorites are highlighted.

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