This is my favorite protein rich vegan smoothie.
Receipe/Ingredients -
Soaked Chia seeds
Soaked oats
Soy or almond milk
Kale
Apple
Avocado
Banana (to make it sweeter)
Blend them together.
Garnish with toppings like pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, cranberries or any vegan granola or cereal for crunch.
I live in the Pacific Northwest region. I got this well adapted plant (Arbutus unedo 'Compacta' also known as Strawberry tree) to this region and it was replanted in the garden a few weeks ago. But the leaves are yellowing starting from the bottom. There were all green leaves one planted but now it's growing yellow. Not sure what is wrong with the soil or is it the plant adjusting itself to this new place.
It needs slightly acidic to neutral soil.
Anyone have any idea on how to correct this. I don't wanna let the plant die because of some mistakes.
My 5-year-old and I tried writing a poem about all the vegan milk options we have and how healthy they are. We’d love to hear what you think!
Here it is:
⭐ Kindness in My Cup
Cow milk is for baby cow, Buffalo milk too, wow wow wow! Sheep milk for the baby baa, Mommy milk for who we are.
Oat milk dancing in my cup, Soy milk helps me grow up! Coconut milk smooth and sweet! Almond milk is such a treat.
We can choose a different way, Kind and gentle every day. So many choices, yum yum yum, Healthy tummies, happy fun!
Happy planet, skies so blue, Happy animals saying “thank you!” Healthy kids like me and you, Sharing love is what we do 💚
Looking for a tried-and-tested kokedama soil recipe adapted for Washington State!
I tried a few times with receipes on the Internet but didn't have success.
Does anyone have a good ratio/mix that holds together well without keeping the roots too soggy in our climate? Appreciate any tips!
Hi everyone, I’m looking for an easy-to-understand introduction to Western Philosophy. I’m especially interested in philosophers like Albert Camus, Martin Heidegger, and other major Western thinkers, but I’m a complete beginner, so I’d prefer something approachable rather than very academic or dense and a book which give a broad overview of Western philosophy. Would love your suggestions. Thanks in advance!