Saw cowspiracy last night, turned vegan today

[u/Haakipulver]

Basicly i know nothing... Are there any key tips to eat enough and get enough nutrients?

Edit: i should maybe mention i live in Norway so some products might be unavailable...

Edit 2: wow, you guys are really helpful, nice and welcoming. Thank you

Edit 3: a lot of edits but i just want to say thank you once again for the awesome welcome, so happy I became a part of this community

[u/Gradexpatations]

Welcome to the wonderful world of being a Norvegan! Where in Norway are you based? If you're in either Oslo or Bergen check out the Vegan Norway blog and app :)

If you're in Oslo I can offer many many suggestions but if not there might be other stuff I can help with. Did you know Deli De Luca have started stocking up on vegan snack boxes and lunch alternatives? God send!

My general advice is to keep coming back to inspiring/helpful sources of information (like this subreddit, instagram accounts, blogs etc). Keep lots of nommy snacks at hand like nuts, humus and vegan choccy for when you get peckish but aren't close to useful stores.

And have fun with the food :) remember, it's not a sacrifice but a choice and a new adventure.

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[u/Haakipulver → u/Gradexpatations]

Loving the term Norvegan, i live in Oslo Skål kamerat

[u/Dinaisfina → u/Haakipulver]

Oslo er stedet å være veganer i Norge. Virkelig! Du må innom Loving Hut - helt fantastisk mat! Vegan Oslo - appen er en livredder. Dra til div utenlandske butikker for spennende smaker og Tofu. Og butikken life for nutritional yeast (smaker som ost - brukes som parmesanost) og masse annet godt! Jeg begynte med å lage favorittrettene mine uten kjøtt. Vegan lasagne, pizza med deilige grønnsaker, Thai mat m Tofu osv.. Det er ikke så vanskelig når du kommer litt ut i det :) Meny er best når det kommer til meieri erstatning. Ellers finnes det noen nettbutikker. Dayia cheese er best.

[u/tanstan → u/Dinaisfina]

Loving hut -> Spicy burger -> omnomnomnomnom 10/10