As you may know, I’ve been vegan since late 2012. Since then, I’ve noticed a division among vegans. There is an expectation among vegans that to be vegan you must be a ‘perfect’ vegan. What if I told you that the perfect vegan doesn’t exist? I’ve given this a lot of thought since 2012, and […]
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The lockdown in Melbourne has been rough on local vegan businesses. However, the light at the end of the tunnel is nearing and World Vegan Day is on November 1; only one week away. Furthermore, Christmas is just around the corner. Melbourne’s vegan community looks forward to its favourite vegan businesses in Melbourne fully re-opening,
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2020 has been a tough year for animal rescue groups in Victoria. COVID-19 restrictions have stopped people moving around, and they have restricted ways that animal rescue groups can raise money. As a result, fundraiser dinner events have been cancelled and trivia night have moved online. Plus, food businesses that support animal rescue groups via
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Wellness is the state of being healthy and this weekend marks World Wellness Weekend. While we all like to be healthy, we can face barriers that may get in the way including COVID-19. In Melbourne, the COVID-19 pandemic is taking over almost every aspect of our lives. Yet, we can control our wellness, and our
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All views and information presented in this blog post are for general guidance only and does not replace the advice from a medical professional. Please speak to your doctor if you have any concerns. What a wild time we’re living in. COVID-19 is affecting all of us and it doesn’t matter where in the world
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When I was a child, tomato soup was a luxury. It was a luxury because it was a flavour of soup that wasn’t made very often. So when I moved out of home and started cooking for myself, I realised I could cook anything I wanted. Moving out was the perfect opportunity to cook those
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It’s Plastic Free July and we’re all being urged to reduce our plastic consumption for the health of the planet. When we look at all areas of our lives, plastic can be found everywhere; even down to our choices in intimate lifestyle products. Condoms are lumped into this category and trying to find plastic-free (and
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A previous yoga teacher of mine defined the word yoga as the ‘cessation of the fluctuations of the mind’. Yoga is a Sanskrit word for physical, mental and spiritual practices that originated from ancient India. Specifically, yoga originated from Hindu traditions including a vegetarian diet. You can practise yoga at one of the many yoga
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Winters in Melbourne can be very cold and the only way to stay warm is by eating a bowl of steaming hot pumpkin soup. Soup is particularly effective on those days when it’s hard to keep the body warm and nourished. At the moment, Melbourne is experiencing frosty mornings and cold, dark days. So to
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Veganism is experiencing a bumper year in 2020. In the last couple of years, veganism has sky-rocketed in popularity. As an example, the global vegan food market was worth $12.7 billion two years ago and is predicted to reach $24.06 billion by 2025. This shows that vegans are benefitting greatly by the plethora of vegan
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