But since we do so much traveling, we'd be in big trouble if we didn't eat cheese, especially in Europe. We end up eating a lot of junk food like french fries, potato chips, candy, pizza. When we're on the road we don't leave the club until 2 or 3 a.m., so there's nothing open. If we can find Thai or Indian food we would definitely eat that, but that's rare. It's also hard in Europe, although you can get green salad anywhere.
Japan is really hard.
But we found a great corn soup that's not cooked with meat and is available everywhere. And the fruit is really good. On our first trip to Japan, our promoters wanted to take us out for a traditional Japanese meal. Four people in our group were vegetarians. They sat the meat eaters at one end of the table and the vegetarians at the other end, and dish after dish of recently living creatures came our way.