
The Health Benefits of Eggs
Are eggs really good for you? Learn about the important health benefits of eating eggs for everything from weight loss to mental health.
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Meat Free Mondays is an initiative actively encouraging Australians to go meat-free for one day a week – for the good of our health and the good of the planet.
It’s a fun and easy way to encourage a reduction in meat consumption, without asking people to give up meat entirely.
Rather than urging Australians to become vegetarian or vegan, it’s all about promoting choice and shining a light on the positive impacts of that choice.
By building up a culture of people that don’t eat meat on a Monday, the hope is that people will support each other to reduce meat consumption once a week, without having to make a considerable sacrifice.
Why not give it a try?

There's no denying, here in Australia, we love our meat. As one of the world’s largest meat export and meat consuming nations, it has long dominated our dinner plates, and become a fixture of our cultural identity.
The issue is, our love of meat has begun to take a toll on both our health and the health of our planet.
Both nutritional and environmental experts maintain that by eating more plant-based foods and making simple reductions in our meat consumption, we can strike a healthier balance.
We thought you'd never ask. And we’ve basically got you covered for every Monday of the year.









No. Making any shift from a meat-based diet to a vegetarian or vegan one is a significant change. The scale of that decision immediately scares people off.
The thinking behind Meat Free Mondays is to encourage a reduction in your meat consumption without asking you to give up meat altogether.
There are many nutritional reasons to eat more vegetables, plant-based foods, and of course, eggs.

Say hello to comfort food at its finest. And you don't have to be a vegetarian to love this version of lasagne.
A delicious hearty recipe featuring a roasted pumpkin and spinach & ricotta filling, this lasagne is perfect for when you want something a little lighter but with all the comfort of the cheesy carbs.

Are eggs really good for you? Learn about the important health benefits of eating eggs for everything from weight loss to mental health.

Can Vegetarians Eat Eggs? A vegetarian diet is classified as not including the consumption of any meat or seafood. And while there are many variations to this, some people following a vegetarian diet may eat eggs and dairy foods, while others may avoid one or both.

With careful planning, a vegetarian diet can provide all the essential nutrients needed for a healthy life. Eating balanced meals and snacks is important to ensure daily requirements for nutrients such as iron, zinc, calcium, vitamin D, vitamin B12 and omega-3 fatty acids in particular, are met.