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|Introduction=New Zealand has a bbq culture and a strong farming tradition which lends itself to most of the population eating a lot of meat and dairy products. Despite this, vegetarianism and veganism are increasingly common dietary and lifestyle choices for Kiwis. | |Introduction='''New Zealand''' has a bbq culture and a strong farming tradition which lends itself to most of the population eating a lot of meat and [[dairy]] products. Despite this, vegetarianism and [[veganism]] are increasingly common dietary and lifestyle choices for Kiwis. | ||
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Dairy and meat exports are a very important part of New Zealand's economy, some would say, the backbone. Meat replacements and other vegan options such as tempeh and quinoa can be quite expensive in New Zealand because of it's distance from the sources of these foods. Useful information about vegan living in New Zealand can be found at the site www.vegansociety.co.nz | Dairy and meat exports are a very important part of New Zealand's economy, some would say, the backbone. Meat replacements and other vegan options such as tempeh and quinoa can be quite expensive in New Zealand because of it's distance from the sources of these foods. Useful information about vegan living in New Zealand can be found at the site www.vegansociety.co.nz | ||
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New Zealand has a bbq culture and a strong farming tradition which lends itself to most of the population eating a lot of meat and dairy products. Despite this, vegetarianism and veganism are increasingly common dietary and lifestyle choices for Kiwis.
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Dairy and meat exports are a very important part of New Zealand's economy, some would say, the backbone. Meat replacements and other vegan options such as tempeh and quinoa can be quite expensive in New Zealand because of it's distance from the sources of these foods. Useful information about vegan living in New Zealand can be found at the site www.vegansociety.co.nz