9 Plant-Based Recipes To Whip Up, Based On The Enneagram 

That's right, the personality-typing model that helps people identify their basic needs and motivations can also be a great tool for deciding tonight's menu. Below, find a plant-based recipe that most aligns with your Enneagram type.

This personality type is most likely to follow an "all or nothing" approach to food. They are purposeful and rational, so they're very aware of what they eat and how it affects their body. This plant-based avocado spinach smoothie bowl is the perfect recipe. It's packed with mood and immune-boosting veggies, ideal for the mindful Type One personality.

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Also known as "the helper," this personality type is known to be very nurturing and generous. Making these plant-based, one-bowl banana oat pancakes is a great choice for twos. They're fluffy, delicious and the perfect way to comfort someone you love.

Threes are known as the "achiever," and they're most likely to be very rigid with their nutrition and fitness. This plant-based garlic ginger soup is packed with healthy, immune-supporting ingredients that a pragmatic Type Three will love.

This artistic personality type loves food and all the emotions that come with it. They'll see food as an art form, an expression of love. So what better recipe to try than a dramatically delicious, plant-based cacio e pepe. It's aesthetically pleasing and an incredibly comforting dish—evoking multiple passions of a Type Four.

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Unable to get out of their own minds, fives often forget to eat. Or they'll snack on odd items throughout the day. A plant-based bean dip is the perfect recipe for this cerebral personality type. Loaded with nourishing ingredients and easy to snack on, this recipe is just what a five needs.

Type sixes, also referred to as "the loyalist," will stick to their favorites. This committed, security-oriented personality type is most unlikely to venture outside of their culinary comfort zone, making creamy macaroni salad a great choice. Classic, straightforward, and delicious, this tasty dish is just how sixes like it.

A Type Seven, aka "the enthusiast," will want one of everything at the table. (I especially know this because I live with a seven.) This fun-loving type craves the ultimate indulgences all the time and will spare no expense to get them. That's why a plant-based take on the Rueben sandwich is a prime recipe for sevens. It's messy, cheesy, saucy, and beyond decadent. Loaded with delectable oyster mushrooms, this sandwich is indulgence at its finest.

This type has cravings as large as their personality. As a result, they will decisively select foods to satisfy that hankering, making my plant-based spinach dip the perfect recipe. Once you try this dip, you will see why it’s the precise dish to satiate any craving an eight may be experiencing.

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