Happy food dances will always ensue when Mexican vegan food is involved and it’s common for Melbourne’s vegans to head to restaurants and bars around town to get their fix. But what happens when Melbourne vegans want to emulate authentic vegan Mexican flavours at home? Melbourne vegans can now rejoice because Top Hat Salsa Co. […]
Hats Off to Vegan Salsa: Q+A with Max Jared Einsohn of Top Hat Salsa Co. Read More »
This month’s Vegan View is travelling a little closer to home because it has a lot to do with the amount of vegan products hitting the market. While veganism is rapidly on the rise, so too are those products we can’t do without. If you didn’t know the difference between cruelty-free and vegan… There was
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The number of cafes across Australia has expanded dramatically in recent years. According to IBISWorld, the success of cafés in Australia is the result of “strong consumer demand for high-quality and convenient food and drinks”. Specifically, the number of cafés in Australia rose by 1.5% between 2015 and 2020. What is special about the café
Café Culture: The Grassroots of Mainstream Veganism in Australia Read More »
Yes, Melbourne is still in lockdown but we can still travel within five kilometres from home. Also, we can meet with up to four other people from another household in an outdoor setting. With the weather starting to get sunnier, our parks are the perfect place for a weekend vegan picnic. Let’s have a look
Have a Weekend Vegan Picnic in Melbourne with these Favourites Read More »
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
What a World Wellness Weekend Can Look Like in Melbourne’s Lockdown Read More »
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
Vegan Luxury in a Bowl of Tomato, Zucchini and Roasted Capsicum Soup Read More »
Plastic Free July is a global movement helping people be a part of the solution to plastic waste around the world, so that we can all benefit from cleaner streets, oceans and communities. A cleaner environment means the animals we share this earth with can also live in safe habitats that are free from plastic.
Vegan Eco-Travel Starts in Your Backpack Read More »
“You listen to music that scares people.” I remember the day a work colleague said this to me. The conversation started among a group of us about what music we each liked and which bands we regularly listened to. At the time, I was hesitant to reveal the music I listened to but I divulged
Circle Pits and Veganism: A Greener Breakdown Read More »
You’ll be very familiar with actor Joaquin Phoenix’s acceptance speech at the Oscars this week. I’m assuming you would be, because it attracted mainstream media attention as well as applause from the international vegan community. Joaquin Phoenix is vegan and he is fortunate to have a vast platform from which he can communicate his vegan
Travelling the Vegan Road is Easy. Knowledge is the First Step. Read More »
There’s been movement in the vegan world of late; movement that is game-changing. Big businesses are developing vegan versions of foods, corporate supermarket chains are selling those foods, airlines are adding vegan menu items to their food service trolleys and big hotel chains are selling vegan food offerings. Celebrities and people of influence are adopting
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