I read a lot here about pakistanis love for meat..thats why asking this question...how many days a week you eat meat...and are there any vegetarians over there...does everyone love meat?
I eat two days a week..
There might be a few vegetarians, but vegetarianism is not part of our culture. How much people eat meat is linked to their geography and their economic conditions.
Geography - Today Pakistan is commercialised like everywhere else but up until recent history meat wasn't industrialised, there were no large slaughter houses and commericial supply chains. Our grandparents would have eaten what was available locally. In places where the geography supported agriculture there was an abundance of vegetables and pulses, whereas in the mountains or semi arid regions, people were more likely to have large amounts of livestock. Hence why in some parts of KPK meat is more part of the diet than in Punjab, or why Fish is more popular amongst populations who live nearer rivers and the sea. This contributes towards the food culture.
Economic status - Again historically people would have eaten in a sustainable manner, obesity and diabetes was not an issue 100 years ago, famine was. The dishes we eat regularly today were often created in the Mughal courts or the circles of the elite and slowly as the condition of people improved so did the richness of their palette. Even today there are people who can only afford meat once a week or month, some who rely on the hand outs on Eid for their fix of meat. For the vast majority of people though, i think it's a regular part of the diet.
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Personally i eat meat at least 5 times a week. I try to have 1 daal day and 1 sabzi day, so that my kids can enjoy the variety of our dishes, otherwise we will lose that part of our culture. Breakfast is typically eggs, bread, or cereal. Lunch is often veggie too, as i tend to have sandwiches in the office (sometimes tuna but usually cheese and salad), but evening meals tend to have some meat in them.