Go meat-free for one week.

We make it easy!

You will receive delicious recipe ideas, easy meal solutions, nutrition info, new product tips and other valuable advice to help you along the way. You could even win some prizes such as cookbooks and dinners at vegetarian restaurants!

We will send you information on:

Vegetarian-friendly restaurants
Fast food options for eating out and ordering in
Tips for shopping and meal preparation
Shortcuts to vegetarian cooking
Where to get protein, iron, B12, etc
Recipes and meal plans
Recommend books and videos
Nutrition myths (and a daily quiz)

Customized to your situation

When you sign up for the Veggie Challenge, there is the opportunity to tell us about your food and shopping preferences, location, age range, whether you want to try going vegetarian or vegan, and more. We will then send you appropriate food and nutrition information, address any concerns you may have, and recommend restaurants and food stores that are near to where you live.

Rest assured, your privacy is protected. We only ask for your first name and any information you share with us is keep strictly confidencial. See privacy policy.

The Buzz

[image: Mel eating a vegetarian dish in a restaurant with chopsticks]

“Thanks very much for this kick start to my vegetarian life! I loved the help and support that the Veggie Challenge gave me through the daily e-mails! All the information was so great.”
– Keira, age 16-24, Mississauga, Ontario

The Veggie Challenge was the motivation I was looking for to try eliminating meat products from my diet.
– Carrie, age 25-44, Oshawa

I had been thinking about going vegetarian for a long time but it was this challenge that made me consider it seriously.
– Wayne, 30’s, from meat-centered to mostly vegan

This has been one of the best decisions I have ever made, not only for myself but for the animals who would have died to satisfy my appetite!
– Sonya, 20’s, from vegetarian to vegan

So far the benefits have been great. I feel better after each meal – there’s zero guilt associated with eating vegetarian food – and I find that my energy levels and general sense of well-being have improved.
– Blair, 20’s, from meat-centered to mostly vegan