Like many editions, this month’s Vegan View covers the food side of things but it also covers what is happening in the wider space. New documentaries, sustainability news and the latest markets are all part of it. Let’s get into it! Native Pest needs your help. Director and narrator Ellen Burbidge is helping to create […]
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As a vegan writer and blogger, I have my fair share of eating out. But unbelievably, I do spend a substantial amount of time at home. For me, home cooking is what started my love affair with food and trying new things. As much as I love someone else cooking for me, I enjoy those
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Travelling the vegan road means I stick to reliable items that will not let me down. I may not always be travelling far, but I know these items will keep me travelling well. Food throughout the day As a vegan coeliac, I stick to a strict eating regime. I do not skip meals because my
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This month’s edition of The Vegan View shows that vegan food and vegan travel are now in high demand. The demand is also growing, and the market is growing to meet it as a result. While trailblazers like famous chefs and all-vegan travel companies are leading the charge, some creators are still falling short. While
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Any regional road-trip is fraught with the question: will there be vegan options? A recent trip to Bright towards the Victorian Alps proved that there is! Bright in Victoria’s north-east is the town before you hit the Alps. If you choose to stay in Bright, you will be rewarded with many vegan options. Grab brunch
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When I was a kid, I spent so many holidays camping. These camping trips always re-wrote the definition of ‘roughing it.’ I have vivid memories or digging holes for a toilet, showering in the surf or a river, and bumping around in the back of a four-wheeled drive. While I no longer camp, there are
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There are mixed emotions for this year’s February. Storms hit Melbourne badly, to the point where thousands of homes and businesses were without power. I celebrated Valentine’s Day with my partner at The Independent in the aftermath of the storms. Roads were cleared of debris which was left in high piles on the roadside. Power
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TimeOut recently reported that Melbourne was one of the top 10 most sustainable destinations in the world. It is a fabulous piece of news to wake up to when you already know how good the city’s reputation is for being a top vegan destination, too. There are many ways you can explore Melbourne a bit
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Valentine’s Day is a special day for those who want to declare their love for their beloved. There are many ways to make your vegan valentine feel incredibly special in Melbourne. But remember – it is the thought that counts. Plus, you do not always have to spend excessive amounts of money. Take the day
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Whenever I go to a music festival, I always wonder if there is going to be enough vegan food with gluten-free options for me. If you are planning to go to St Jerome’s Laneway Festival in Melbourne next month, then you might want to fuel up first before you get there. The Melbourne leg of
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