Meat tastes too good to become a vegetarian.
Many people who are now vegetarians once thought the same thing.
However, they decided that an action does not become morally
justified simply because they enjoy doing it, and they gradually
became vegetarians. They decided that the inconvenience of a
gradual transition to a new diet is relatively minor compared to
the amount of animal death and suffering which they were thereby able
to reduce.
For people who want to become vegetarians without having to give up the taste of meat, there are products such as veggie-burgers, veggie-sausages, and veggie-bacon. These products look and (depending on the brand) taste like meat, but are made entirely out of soy and other plant based ingredients.
Follow up questions:
Aren't the animals already dead when we purchase meat in a grocery store?
What if humans treat and slaughter the animals humanely?
What about how other animals kill and eat each other?
Isn't it wrong for vegetarians to act as if they are better than others and try to convert people?