Citations:vegivore

English citations of vegivore

Noun: "a person with a strong fondness for eating vegetables"

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• 2007 — Tom Masters & Jean-Bernard Carillet, Mauritius, Réunion & Seychelles, Lonely Planet (2007), →ISBN, page 275:

  With 20 different dishes on offer, it's bound to appeal to both carnivores and vegivores.

• 2010 — Robin Raisfeld & Rob Patronite, "Vegetables Are the New Meat", New York Magazine, 7 November 2010:

  These chefs and their devoted clientele are less vegetarians than vegivores, a term that connotes fervid vegetable love rather than ardent meat hate.

• 2011 — Marlene Parrish, "Forks in the Road: The food trends for 2011", Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 20 January 2011:

  Omnivores who are increasingly going meatless are labeled vegivores.

• 2011 — Paula Goodyer, "A new leaf", Blacktown Sun, 7 October 2011:

  Meanwhile, a new report of food trends in Europe and the US by market researcher Euromonitor International predicts a gradually growing population of "vegetarians, semi-vegetarians, meat-reducers and vegivores is set to consume more meat-free foods than ever before".