Vegan Brighton: Brighton has long been considered a paradise for vegetarians and vegans; for years it was named the most vegan-friendly city in the UK although in recent years it’s been pipped by Glasgow. Looking for vegan restaurants Brighton? Here, it’s easy to find vegan food. Brighton has a strong alternative and countercultural scene and … Read more Vegan Brighton: Guide to the Best Vegan Restaurants Brighton
This post may contain affiliate links (see full disclaimer here). This means if you make a purchase after clicking, I may get a small percentage of the sale, at absolutely no extra cost to you. So, you’re planning a vegan BBQ (or perhaps you’re a non-vegan who’s planning a barbecue with vegan guests and wants … Read more How to Have the Best Vegan BBQ Ever
I took the week before last off and decided to spend it having a “staycation” in London. I ended up exploring the hidden bits of London that tourists never visit and even locals rarely see – or know about. I ended up discovering some really special bits of London. So the next time you’re in … Read more London’s Best Secret Destinations (And Where to Eat Vegan Nearby)
If you like your desserts as tart as they are sweet, then this sour vegan gooseberry and whitecurrant crumble is for you. Depending on what you have to hand, you can either make it with all gooseberries, all currants (redcurrants or blackcurrants would also work) or a mix of the two. If you can’t find … Read more Vegan Gooseberry and White Currant Crumble Recipe
Vegan Travel: 4 Steps to Plan Your Best Ever Trip Vegan Travel There’s an unfortunate misconception that vegan travel is difficult, taxing and not very fun. This misconception that vegan travel’s hard is not true, but the belief is so pervasive that I’ve met backpackers who were putting off giving up meat because they … Read more Vegan Travel: 4 Steps to Plan Your Best Ever Trip
Leave your guests begging for more (food). Because when you’re hosting someone for dinner, you want them to want more. Maybe it’s the first time they’ve ever tried vegan food (and you want to show them it’s more exciting than an 80s-style no-meat loaf), or maybe you’re the one who’s trying to cook vegan for … Read more How to Feed Guests, Vegan-Style (And Leave Them Begging for More)
A couple of years ago, before I went to Santorini, my Greek friend told me about kolokithokeftedes (courgette fritters). They’re a popular Cretan dish. Kolokithokeftedes are usually made with feta and egg to bind them, and I didn’t find any vegan versions in Greece, but when a recipe recently popped up on a blog I … Read more Vegan Courgette and Feta Fritters (Kolokithokeftedes)
This week for our vegan traveler interview we’re joined by Stephie of The Caffeinated Vegan. Stephie and her partner James travel, drink the best coffee they can find (a task I heartily approve of!), eat great vegan food and share this with others through the blog. On to Stephie! How long have you been vegan? … Read more Vegan Traveler Interview: Stephie of The Caffeinated Vegan
Brighton is worth a visit for the food alone – but it also makes an excellent day trip if you’re visiting London, and fancy a day by the sea (note: the beach is a stone beach, not sand!) in a very alternative and hippy-friendly city. You can spend the day on the beach, exploring the … Read more 5 Must-Eat Dishes in Brighton
Green Spot is Barcelona’s latest vegetarian offering, and a beautiful one at that. Finally, the Barceloneta neighbourhood gets its second vegetarian restaurant beyond Bar Celoneta, which will be a big boon to tourists this summer and Barceloneta residents. Tucked away on a quiet side street just north of the Barceloneta metro, Green Spot is a … Read more New Restaurant in Barcelona: Green Spot