Raw Food is Infinitely Interesting, Unlike Meat and Two Veg
Our meals are based on the following foods:
- Fruits, dried, fresh or frozen,
especially wild
- Vegetables, dried
or fresh, especially wild
- Seed sprouts
(alfalfa, broccoli, radish, onion, sunflower, quinoa etc)
- Micro greens
(buckwheat, sunflower etc)
- Herbs and spices,
fresh and dried, especially out of my garden
- Nuts and their
butters (cashew, macadamia, pecan, hazel, walnut, brazil etc)
- Seeds and their
butters (sunflower, sesame, hemp, flax, Salba etc)
- Ancient grains,
soaked or ground (buckwheat, amaranth etc)
- Sea vegetables,
often dried (Clearspring’s Japanese sea vegetables is my favourite brand)
- Algaes, sometimes
frozen, powdered or compressed into tablets (AFA algae, spirulina, chlorella
etc)
- Ecstatic foods
(cacao, maca, goji berries, Incan berries, wheatgrass, aloe vera, algae etc)

The implication there is that a diet including meat is necessarily boring... or at least having less variety then a diet that includes meat.
This is quite untrue... as a diet that includes meat can still eat all the foods listed above, while adding a variety of meats to the mix.