Vegan food, travel and lifestyle
With the current dreary weather in the UK, I’m spending a lot of my time cosied up indoors. One of my favourite ways to add warmth to a room in such weather is to burn a delicious scented candle, so when premium lifestyle brand SENSATION offered me one of their luxury soy candles, along withContinue reading Luxury Soy Candles and Charcoal Soap from Lifestyle Brand SENSATION
How much food waste do you throw away each week? I was forced to ask myself this very question during a waste free vegan cooking class I recently attended at the Skip Garden & Kitchen. The answer? Far too much.
The weather gods finally realised it’s summer in the UK and yesterday was the hottest day of 2019 so far. When I’m melting in the heat, one of my favourite breakfast options is a smoothie bowl made with frozen fruit. I usually mix up my fruit combos but this strawberry smoothie bowl was my favouriteContinue reading Strawberry Smoothie Bowl with Nutribuddy Breakfast Shake [AD]
I’ve wanted to write a post on vegan Tallinn for years. That may seem a bit random,, but due to my previous job, I’ve been to Estonia’s capital countless times. However, as I was usually on work trips, I rarely got the chance to choose where I ate; when it came to vegan food, IContinue reading The Best Vegan-Friendly Cafes & Restaurants in Tallinn (and Parnu)
January First marked my official one year anniversary as a vegan. My veganiversary, if you will. In the year that seems to be taking veganism to the mainstream, I want to share what I’ve learned on my journey.
Budapest wasn’t really somewhere I expected to find good vegan food. But I love when a city truly surprises me and I managed to find some true gems in the Hungarian capital.
I’ve been a fan of Noughty Haircare for a while now, ever since I first stumbled upon their range in my local Superdrug store. As soon as I saw the vegan and cruelty-free logos on the packaging, I was sold.
Germany is one of my favourite places for vegan food. That may come as a surprise seeing as it’s generally known for bratwurst and schnitzel; however, in all the big cities – including Munich – I’ve always found it to be one of the easiest countries in which to find delicious and often innovative veganContinue reading The Best Vegan-Friendly Restaurants & Cafes In Munich
I’ve done a lot of travelling both as a vegetarian and a vegan with pretty mixed experiences. It’s not always been easy to find good food or have my dietary requirements understood. Though I can’t pretend that travelling as a vegan or veggie isn’t more challenging, it doesn’t have to be scary.
You may think that Eastern Europe would be a difficult region in which to find vegan food. Particularly a fairly small city like Riga. And sure, if you went to a traditional Latvian restaurant, you’d probably be right.