Translations for „flexitarian“ in the English » German Dictionary

flexi·tar·ian [ˌfleksiˈteəriən, Am -ˈter-] N

flexitarian

jd, der sich aus Gesundheitsgründen hauptsächlich vegetarisch ernährt, manchmal jedoch durchaus Fleisch oder Fisch isst

flexitarian N

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flexitarian (part-vegetarian)

Flexitarier(in)

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English

I am a flexitarian who 9/10 follows an ovo-vegetarian diet.

www.chicagonow.com

This ambivalence, or hypocrisy if you prefer, is for every ambivalent or hypocritical omnivore or flexitarian a puzzle, and scale is an issue.

www.globalanimal.org

That's right, the lady of the sea is a flexitarian -- the dietary manifestation of every bad stereotype about the inconsistency and flightiness of women.

www.theverge.com

While flexitarians may view the flexitarian diet as occasional indulgences, vegetarians may strongly resent the term and view it as cheating or as a moral lapse.

en.wikipedia.org

Become a flexitarian, eating meat only occasionally -- but still saving room for those spicy wings on a special occassion.

www.mensfitness.com

In other cases, individuals may describe themselves as flexitarian.

en.wikipedia.org

It was not significantly different between flexitarian or semi-vegetarians compared to non-vegetarians.

theconversation.com

A flexitarian ("flexible vegetarian", interchangeable with "vegivore") is defined as: "one whose normally meatless diet occasionally includes meat or fish".

www.telegraph.co.uk

For the health-conscious vegetarian or flexitarian, complete rejection of animal products is not necessary.

theconversation.com

A flexitarian is someone whose normally meatless diet occasionally includes meat or fish.

www.independent.ie