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Olivia Wilde “Flaunt” Photos Flaunt Her Curvaceous Veg Body

Written by Vegetarian Star on Friday, December 3rd, 2010 in Actresses, Food & Drink.

Olivia Wilde "Flaunt"

Olivia Wilde "Flaunt"

While promoting the new film Tron: Legacy, actress Olivia Wilde posed for a photo shoot for Flaunt Magazine.

The photographer of the shoot was curious as the why Wilde, a vegan, wasn’t all skin and bones.

Wilde’s reply was, “Umm, because I’m married to an Italian and every time I ask him to cook dinner, you can be a hundred-percent sure it’s going to be pasta. Anyway, there are a lot of fat vegetarians out there.”

Wilde doesn’t exactly belong to the pleasantly plump vegetarian club, but yes, the cleavage peeking from the orange blazer proves we don’t munch on carrots and celery all day long.

More details at Flaunt.

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Super Meat Boy

Super Meat Boy

Edmund McMillen, one of the two men behind Super Meat Boy, has taken to the game’s official blog to discuss the feud between it and PETA. The animal rights group created a spin-off to Super Meat Boy, Super Tofu Boy, which replaces the bloody meat character with a block of tofu.

But Super Meat Boy isn’t a piece of meat, insists McMillen. Some other surprises–this super meat creator used to be a vegetarian.

“Meat Boy isn’t made of animal meat, he’s simply a boy without skin whose name is Meat Boy.”

“Now don’t get me wrong, i have NOTHING against Vegans or Vegetarians. I was Vegetarian for many years, and was an animal control officer who saved animals for a living for a long time, i empathize, understand and accept why people choose to eat, and live as they wish, and obviously i believe everyone should have the freedom to express themselves in anyway as long as it doesn’t hurt others.”

McMillen’s “beef” with PETA is what he believes is its stance on animal testing.

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Slice Of Vegan Celebrity Birthday Cake To (Drum Roll)

Written by Vegetarian Star on Friday, December 3rd, 2010 in Actresses, Birthdays.

Jenna Dewan

A big slice of vegan birthday cake goes out to to the following vegetarian or vegan celebrities today.

Photo: PR Photos

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Christie Brinkley

“When I am brushing my teeth, I’m bending my leg behind me, or I’m lifting my leg up and holding it in that position so I’m squeezing my butt in. I can do that while I’m washing or slicing vegetables, too. Or I go up and down on my toes, working my calves a little bit.”

Christie Brinkley to Shape on her intense exercise regime. That’s quite some multi-tasking.

Photo: PR Photos

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7-Eleven Stores Offer Vegan Meals To Go With Slurpee

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, December 2nd, 2010 in Business, Food & Drink.

You and your vegan sweetie may soon be enjoying a romantic meal from 7-Eleven.

Okay, so maybe in reality you’ll save the convenience store’s menu for those times after work when you know you’re going home to nice spot in the basement with a mini-fridge and microwave because the wife has kicked you out the house–again.

At any rate, select 7-Eleven stores in New York City are offering several vegan items in a trial run to see how many granola lovers like yourself think Slurpee goes well with tofu. Actually, the items will include Pad Thai noodles, vegetable lo mein, Shanghai dumplings, artichoke spinach noodles, and Hunan dumplings. All vegan.

If the test reveals New Yorkers want more, you may even see a tofu pup in the machine in the future.

Below are the locations where vegan items will be available:

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Bob Harper Protein Picks Broken Down By Grams Of Protein

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, December 2nd, 2010 in Food & Drink, Nutrition-Health-Fitness, TV Hosts.

Bob Harper

Bob Harper agrees with what many experts advocating a plant-based diet believe–most people are eating way to much protein!

This he repeated to the Edmonton Sun, recommending people get about half their body weight in protein grams and named his favorite sources of protein.

So if you eat veg like Bob, how much protein are you actually getting per serving?

The following is a rundown of the amount of protein in each of Bob’s favorite vegan sources.

BeansThe Idaho Bean Commission has the best way of stating the benefits of beans:

“Each half-cup serving of dry beans provides six to seven grams of protein, meets at least 10% of the Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for protein, yet costs about 20 cents per serving. A single half-cup serving of cooked dry beans counts as one, one-ounce serving of lean meat in the USDA Food Pyramid Meat and Beans group, and as a full serving of vegetables in the Vegetables group.”

Ah, yes. Beans. The other white meat.

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Gordon Ramsay

Prashad, an Indian based vegetarian restaurant in the UK, has had to increase its staff since becoming a finalist on Gordon Ramsay‘s television show, “Ramsay’s Best Restaurant.”

The show, on Britain’s Channel 4, pits restaurants against each other in meal competition, narrowing the champions down to semi-finalist and then finalists. Prashad finished as the runner-up in a broadcast last September.

“Appearing on Ramsay’s Best Restaurant has enabled us to create these opportunities and we are very grateful for that,” said restaurant owner Bobby Patel, who’s had to hire three new waiters, three new kitchen staff and is currently recruiting more.

Prashad, located at 86 Horton Grange Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, has been featuring vegetarian deli and other menu items since 1986. Having both dine-in and take-out and delivery menus, Prashad features vegan, vegetarian, wheat-free and onion and garlic free dishes.

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Alyssa Milano’s Organic Garden Present And Garden Tips For Your Region

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, December 2nd, 2010 in Actresses, Gardening.

Alyssa Milano

For their anniversary, Alyssa Milano‘s husband gave her the gift of fresh, locally grown food without harmful pesticides to the environment.

“For our one-year anniversary, my husband built me an organic vegetable garden,” Milano said, according to MNN. “I’m so obsessed with it.We just had our first salad, and it was absolutely scrumptious.”

The vegetarian with several rescue dogs is said to grow several vegetables including arugula, spinach, green beans, broccoli and tomatoes.

In some regions in the world, gardening is the last project to start, as snow and ice have already covered the ground. Organic Gardening has an online guide which gives tips for gardening, from planting to protecting plants during adverse conditions to harvesting, depending on your region in the United States.

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