The way of eating in most countries of the world including India is completely different. In terms of food, some people like to eat veg, while some people like to eat non-veg. Now some people are also adopting veganism. But have you ever wondered which country’s people eat the most vegetables in the world? Today we will tell you which country has the highest number of people eating vegetables.
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People who are fond of food travel many kilometers in search of good food. The biggest specialty of food is that the food habits of all cities, states and countries are completely different. People who are fond of food like all types of food. In this, some people like to eat veg, while some people like to eat non-veg. However, most people around the world eat non-veg. But today we will tell you about those countries where most people eat veg food.
People eat vegetables here
Let us tell you that India comes first in the list of veg eaters. More than 38 percent people here eat vegetarian food. Haryana and Rajasthan are the states where the maximum number of people are vegetarian. After this, Israel is at second place among vegetarian eaters. 13 percent of the people living here consume vegetarianism. People here believe that killing animals to satisfy hunger is not justified.
People eat vegetables in these countries too
Taiwan is at third place, where more than 12 percent people like to eat vegetables. There are many vegetarian restaurants here. Italy is at fourth place in the list of vegetarian eaters, where 10 percent people eat vegetables. Although Italy is famous for non-veg, but according to the report of PU Research, the number of people eating veg there is increasing rapidly.
Austria is a small country at number five. 9 percent people here like to eat veg. Vegetarian food in Austria is sweeter. Many ingredients are included in it. Whereas the European country Germany is at number 6 in the list of veg eating countries. Although the people here prefer non-vegetarian food, 9 percent people still depend on completely vegetarian food.
