Vegan food, travel and lifestyle
The vegan lifestyle is more than just animal-free food. It encompasses eco living, health and wellbeing, cruelty-free beauty, and a respect for nature.
Already a fan of her first effort, a month or so ago I bought Chloe Coscarelli’s second cookbook, Chloe’s Vegan Desserts. I’d yet to make anything from it so decided that a friend’s birthday dinner would be an ideal time to pop that particular cherry.
My obsession with e.l.f. started when I was looking for a red lipstick to wear to a Blitz Party that I was going to with my housemates…
On Sunday, my friend and I headed to our second veggie event of the year – V Delicious show in Kensington Olympia.
London is amazing and there is always more of the city to explore. So this weekend, a friend and I headed to London Wetland Centre in Barnes.Continue reading London Wetland Centre – A City Oasis
As a firm believer in not eating animals, I won’t wear them either. Or put my cash and cards in them. Or upholster with them…Continue reading Why Leather Isn’t in My Wardrobe
Today there was a sweepstake at work for the Grand National horse race tomorrow. It’s a huge event that the whole country, race fans or not, gamblers or not, seems to get involved in.
I finally made it down to Brighton at the weekend and although it was hardly sip-cocktails-on-the-beach kind of weather, the stormy skies were perfect for spending the day at an indoor festival and eating my weight in food!
We’ve been having a bake sale at work to raise money for Comic Relief. I made my vegan banana muffins last week but unfortunately, my bananas weren’t quite bake-ready (brown and squishy), so they weren’t as tasty as last time. Still good, just not epic.
The meat industry doesn’t care whether the meat enters your mouth or not; they simply care that it enters your shopping bag. Whether you eat him or not, Babe has still died so that you can have that pasta lunch!Continue reading Can’t You Just Pick the Meat Off? A Rant.
A little while back I wrote about vegetarian food (or lack thereof) at festivals. With hit and miss experiences in the past, my main complaint was Warped Tour 2008 in Calgary where the only foods I could eat were crisps and lemonade ice blocks.