Meat-Free Meal @ Planet Super League!

+2 Goals

30 m

Once per day

Try a meal without any meat - just like Messi. (No jokes about Messi eating) Try out one recipe from our PSL Kitchen selection and score additional goal!

What difference does it make?

Meat and dairy cause 15% of global greenhouse gases. Going veggie is good for you and gives the planet a break.

This activity lowers your carbon footprint by:

2.8 KG CO₂

What do you need?

A veggie or vegan recipe and ingredients

Step by step

Find a meat-free recipe you think the whole family will enjoy. Or you can pick one from our PSL Kitchen selection, you'll even score double goal for that! Buy any ingredients you don't already have.

Cook it. Ideally with an assistant chef. When it's on the table, don't forget to take a photo of yourselves with your meal before it's all gobbled up!

How was it? Can you go meat-free once a week and score more goals for your club?

Need Help?

Is fish meat-free?

No, afraid not. Fish are part of the animal kingdom and not allowed for this challenge.

How many ingredients should we use?

To score the goal you'd need to show a picture of your dish. The number of ingredients doesn't matter.

Can you give some ideas for plant-based or veggie recipes?

It doesn't need to be fancy. And it doesn't need to take long. Beans on toast is as veggie as it gets.

If you feel more adventurous, here are some recommendations, from local supermarkets:

Co-op: here
Tesco: here
Sainsbury: here
Aldi: here

Is Messi really a Vegan?

It is said that he goes vegan during the season. It helps improve performance and speed up recovery from injuries.

If you're interested, check out the documentary Gamechangers: here

But Ronaldo eats meat, doesn't he?

Apparently, but wait til he signs up for Planet Super League. He is so determined to win everything he does, he'll probably go vegan from day one.

Have a question?

Send Coach Vlad a message and he'll help with your query.

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