Half a plate of veg
Most adults need 5 to 6 serves of vegetables a day. A serve is half a cup of cooked vegetables or one cup of salad leaves.
Source: NHMRC, Eat For Health
1real food. plants only!
Fruit, vegetables, beans and grains. Simple vegan recipes and plain facts, each one traced to a public source.




Most adults need 5 to 6 serves of vegetables a day. A serve is half a cup of cooked vegetables or one cup of salad leaves.
Source: NHMRC, Eat For Health
1Two serves of fruit a day for adults. A serve is one medium banana or orange, two small kiwi fruit, or a cup of diced fruit.
Source: NHMRC, Eat For Health
2Chickpeas, lentils and beans count twice: as a vegetable, and as a protein food alongside tofu and nuts.
Source: NHMRC, Eat For Health
3Plant foods are not a reliable source of vitamin B12. Vegans need B12-fortified foods or a supplement.
Source: NIH Office of Dietary Supplements
4Short ingredient lists, supermarket staples, honest times. All plants.

A can of chickpeas, a few vegetables and a lemon.

Red lentils need no soaking and melt into a thick, golden soup.

Crumbled firm tofu, golden with turmeric, with spinach and cherry tomatoes on toast.

Everything on the poster, cut up in one bowl.

Roast sweet potato and chickpeas on one tray, pile them on rice and greens, and pour over a quick tahini dressing..

Frozen banana makes it thick, mango makes it sweet, and you cannot taste the spinach.

Three cans of beans, two of tomatoes, and a spice drawer.

Rice noodles in a five-minute peanut sauce, with edamame for protein and carrot for crunch..
What is in them, per 100 g, from the USDA food database, and what to do with them.

More vitamin C per 100 g than an orange.

Cut it hedgehog-style: score, flip, eat.

About 91% water by weight.

Most of its energy comes from fat, mostly monounsaturated.

One medium banana is one serve of fruit.

One medium orange is one serve of fruit.

A ripe one smells sweet at the base.

Wash just before eating, not before storing.