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48:37Now PlayingTrevor Philpott explores the expanding world of vegetarianism which is gaining new ground in the 1970s with the help of the health food store boom.
He visits a conference run by the Vegetarian Society which not only includes talks and cooking demonstrations but also has its own beauty contest, as well as a meeting of the Vegetarian Cycling and Athletic Club. Also featured is a school which serves no meat in any of its school dinners - vegetarianism isn’t just being taken up by adults, children are changing their diets too. Some people are even taking things a step further - going vegan.
Clip taken from The Philpott Files: One Man’s Meat: Other People’s Poison, originally broadcast on BBC Two, 22 January 1972.
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