Really hate to see her struggling, especially since her restaurant is in an area without very many vegan options. If you've ever enjoyed a meal there or have wanted to visit, consider helping out a little. I'd hate to see another vegan business have to shut down. Link to gofundme.
Got rancho gordo black lentils as a gift for watching my friend's cat and damn this is tasty. Added edamame bc I love edamame.
What goals do you have for the week that you want to achieve? Doesn't have to be veganism related. Can be getting back into a routine, meal prepping, focusing on a personal or work project, getting an important errand done, preparing, a big event, a small event, anything you need to do and could use some motivation to get done.
Only thing I was confident was vegan at the buffet aside from overripe bananas and red delicious apples and I am NOT eating a red delicious apple.
This is an online action you can do by filling out an email form to representatives. Wolves are a very important species in the United States and play a crucial role. Farmers and hunters see them as a threat or a shiny trophy and would rather kill them than allow them to live in their natural environment. Help us help wolves from selfish humans.
Change up the text slightly, your own words are powerful and show care.
What goals do you have for the week that you want to achieve? Doesn't have to be veganism related. Can be getting back into a routine, meal prepping, focusing on a personal or work project, getting an important errand done, preparing, a big event, a small event, anything you need to do and could use some motivation to get done.
I'd like to start by saying activism can look like a lot of things. Pressure campaigns, handing out leaflets, having calm civil discussions, leaving up stickers or flyers, even recommending vegan alternatives over nonvegan ones. I'm potentially hosting a vegan food tasting in Chicago to introduce and familiarize people with vegan food in the hopes that it can ease the stigma.
I crossposted some free printable materials from r/VeganActivismNow earlier but am interested into how we can get more vegans into more forms of activism. I think online actions like writing letters to legislators or other bodies can also be surprisingly high impact but relatively low effort and want to leverage these more.
Hi everyone.
I've created r/VeganActivismNow in response to the joke of a lack of moderation here. I'll be looking for some other active mods to help in simply deleting troll posts and spam. Experience in moderating some other community is desired but not necessarily required. I would also definitely appreciate some help in organizating some important information and links to make things feel a bit more official.
Troll posts will indeed actually be removed, revolutionary.
Feel free to post your campaigns, materials, successes, failures, struggles, online actions people can take.
Got them as a gift for cat sitting, definitely going to make the recipe card it came with (lentil and carrot salad with a vinaigrette) but wanna see if my fellow bean enthusiasts have some recipe suggestions too. I don't work with black lentils much
I may make a full infographic but was just on a weekend camping trip and enjoyed many delicious snacks. If you're outdoorsy what snacks do you like to eat onyour adventures? Usually I have two walking tamales, a couple packs of unreal peanut candies, and some Louisville jerky on me for day hikes. For more intense backpacking I keep it more calorie dense.
My tortilla brings all the wasps to the car
I'm eating this jam in my car
I'm scared and eating in my car
I can eat it, but only in the car
I don't like they way they've framed this as a mistake with their staff when it literally says "make it vegan" on the menu above the section where it tells you to pick a soft serve. Beware. The taiyaki itself is vegan but the soft serve is not.
Cat is inspecting them. Recipes appreciated! I usually do Cajun soy curls and grits or a broccoli soy curl situation.
Some EU countries only, wish we could see something similar in the US.
Went with an all vegan camping group and they prepped some surprising solid camp meals. Taking notes lol especially with the potato boats with cashew cheeze
Not sure if people use cookbooks a ton, ngl a lot of my recipes are me bullshitting around or making something from Protein Deficient Vegan as I'm watching my macros, but I've found a ton of value in Big Vegan Flavor and my omnivore family loves the recipes I've made from there. Afro Vegan and The Korean Vegan cookbook are also standouts
They look weird and unappealing but they're actually so good
Bit of rain but was gorgeous as always.
I don't trust dining at the airport ngl I've been done dirty a lot. This scratches an itch in my brain when I'm regretting booking a stupid 6 AM flight
Curious as I love to travel and wanna see some amazing vegan food cities. I plan on going to CDMX eventually and was actually very pleasantly surprised by the quality of the vegan food in Las Vegas