vegan
Vegan recipes, lifestyle, and culture presented by the Feast food community.
Vegan Ice Cream
Melisa’s Vegan Ice Cream Recipe I have always had food allergies and sensitivities and dairy has always been included. This is a genetically problem in my family, so I do not suffer alone, knowing this has always been my fuel for finding substitute solutions in the kitchen.
Melisa PowellPublished 5 days ago in FeastThe Rise of Vegan Chocolate
Vegan food is now big business. In 2019, the vegan confectionery market alone was valued at US$816.0 million. It’s expected to have a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.8% from 2020 to 2027. Vegan chocolate is the stand-out star of the vegan confectionery show. It just keeps getting more and more popular.
Eat Your Words This Earth Day
Earth Day is coming up this week, and one of the most impactful ways to celebrate is to try eating vegan for the day. Luckily, eating vegan is getting easier and tastier all of the time. I’ve highlighted a few of my go-to vegan friendly spots in and around Chicago’s South Loop neighborhood below, all of which are very accommodating of the gluten-challenged (like myself). Whether or not you are vegan, these restaurants are a must-try if you live in or are visiting Chicago.
Screaming Vegan is taking the town by storm
Screaming Vegan is a relatively new restaurant in Roanoke Va. and it is taking the town by storm. It is located at 2715 Melrose Ave. in a corner building of the Melrose Mart The eatery which opened in February sells plant based comfort food as well as fast food, and also whole foods plant based options. According to Thomas Leonard, the chef there is a need for a Vegan restaurant because many vegans find they have to ask a lot of questions when they eat at traditional restaurants. In an interview with the Roanoke Times, when the venue opened, Leonard said the goal is to serve meals that fool those who do not eat vegan.
Cheryl E PrestonPublished 26 days ago in Feast
Quick Vegan Recipes
The Vegan Diet is becoming more and more popular today because of its known health benefits. You can see this trend even when you shop at your favourite grocery stores where you can find more plant-based products being sold compared to a few years back.
Latif Si MedPublished 28 days ago in Feast
Go Vegan, Asshole!
Welcome to 2021. We're embracing our innate empathy and ditching the ego to adopt the eco . We're being more compassionate to those we share a planet with and moving past this dark period in humanity. For so long, we have fed on the flesh of innocent animals. It's time to stop. We have completely ignored their sentience for our personal indulgence. It has gotten out of hand; mass-producing these products on such an industrial level it is having a catastrophic effect on our planet, we are killing them and it is killing us.
Vegan AssholePublished about a month ago in Feast
Essentials for Vegans in South East Queensland
Veganism has been increasingly on the rise over the last 5 years around the world with Australia ranking among the top vegan countries in the world. Watching the world change has been incredible. I went vegetarian in 2000 and by 2005 I has discovered veganism. It was a pretty lonely journey for me. I didn’t know any vegans; Facebook had only just reached Australia and I didn’t know what I was doing with it. So, I decided to put together a list of tips that may help someone out. Please note I am not affiliated with any of the mentioned companies or products. These are my personal recommendations and favourites as not everyone has the same taste. Like some people actually like coriander. The suggestions follow the vegan definition from the dictionary “a person who does not eat any food derived from animals and who typically does not use other animal products.” Let’s get into it.
Carolyn SternesPublished about a month ago in Feast
Vegan Eats in Uluru
Since we were unable to travel oversea this year, we made the decision to see a little more of Australia and when cheap flights came up it was off to Uluru. I knew going into this that food was going to be a little scarce on a vegan diet. So, I looked into all the places around and found there were about 3 places I could eat at. So, in my usual style I packed a bag of snacks and some noodle bowls as most rooms only have a kettle.
Carolyn SternesPublished about a month ago in FeastThis unexpected country is incredibly vegan-friendly
Italy is well known for its culinary traditions: pizza, pasta, tiramisu... but did you know that it's surprisingly easy to follow a plant-based diet in this foodie paradise?!
The delicious personal recipes of celebrity vegans
Veganism is mainstream. Veganism is here to stay. And the world will be better for it. With any movement or education campaign, it always helps if there are some famous faces to support and encourage.
Mark CampbellPublished 2 months ago in Feast
What is a Vegan?
Being vegan can be a means of healthy nutrition coupled with a thoughtful, harm-free lifestyle, which had been explained when the Vegan Society had written the word veganism refers to a viewpoint and lifestyle which attempts to exclude as much as is possible and sensible all types of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animals for foods, apparel as well as other intent; and also by extension, encourages the expansion and use of animal-free options. Most veganism is simply the purest method of vegetarianism. Being vegan doesn’t imply you should be a part of any organization and protest or chain yourself up. It just simply means that you choose to follow a 100% plant-based diet for whatever personal reasons. Living a vegan lifestyle should not be an obligation but an enjoyment of good health and a respect of life.
Quick Vegan Student Lunches
Being at uni is difficult at the best of times, let alone in a global pandemic. Then you're faced with the absolute mission to make yourself lunch, while swamped by deadlines (even if you haven't moved all day, lunch can be mission impossible)
