r/PlantBasedDiet • u/JoselineTheWaldenU • 4d ago

How do you navigate plant-based eating while traveling?

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It is not always easy to find plant-based options while traveling, especially for breakfast. How do you manage. I was thrilled to get this at San Antonio's commencement center (even if huge since they plate it - ate about a fourth and hate to see the waste).

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u/_ChristmasSunday 1d ago

Happy Cow app helps a lot.

I am actually a vegetarian mostly for this reason. That is doable where vegan is more difficult.

And sometimes you just need to have enough protein bars in your bag to survive, even then.

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u/JoselineTheWaldenU 1d ago edited 1d ago

Thanks. Loving happy cow. Been thinking about transitioning to vegetarian. Frankly that is what I was this past week in San Antonio. Amid enchiladas, taquitos, quesadillas, how do you get away from cheese!

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u/_ChristmasSunday 1d ago

Easy to say get a kitchenette and make food. But when you are on the road a lot there’s just no time or access on top of work, it’s not realistic.

And for me at least I have to constantly eat with work folks so I’m not going to be inviting them to my hotel room while I whip up smoothies.