When you decide to go vegan, you instantly try to find all the vegan versions of all your old favourite non-vegan foods. Vegan sweet treats are in high demand now, especially among new vegans and existing vegan looking for new vegan surprises. One such treat is vegan fudge. Andrea is the founder and maker of […]
Oh My, It’s Vegan Fudge: Q+A with Andrea of Oh My Vegan! Read More »
Non-vegans lament they can’t eat cheese if they decide to go vegan. However, the vegan cheese movement is booming. AVS Organic Foods’ founder Melissa Murphy-Webster has been at the forefront of commercial vegan cheese-making in Melbourne since 2013. In recent years, her artisan vegan non-dairy cheese company has expanded to food products including sausage rolls
Vegan Cheese and More: Q+A with Melissa Murphy-Webster of AVS Organic Foods Read More »
It’s appropriate to publish February’s edition of The Vegan View a little earlier this month, because this week marks the Lunar New Year. Let’s veganise the Lunar New Year celebrations to ring in the Year of the Ox, and discover where the mainstream media is tapping into the power of travelling vegan in other parts
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Melburnians are emerging from one of the strictest COVID-19 lockdowns in the world. As a result of the city’s hard work, Melbourne has now achieved 14 straight days of zero new COVID-19 cases. Melbourne is rejoicing with zero cases each day by referring to the humble doughnut. A doughnut is round, has a hole in
Double Down on the Best Vegan Doughnuts in Melbourne! Read More »
A state of disaster has now been declared for Melbourne, but we can all still support our local vegan cake and sweet treats makers if and when we can. Small businesses are facing another six weeks of lockdown laws, and they can only offer takeaway, contactless pick-up and home delivery options to their customers. It’s
Melbourne’s Sweet 16 Makers for Vegan Cake and Treats Read More »
There is an increasingly need for veganism to be as accessible and easy as possible for travellers. This is ever-so-important for Melbourne, the world’s most liveable city and named by Happy Cow as one of the most vegan-friendly cities globally. This is where Melbourne Vegan Tours steps in. Melbourne Vegan Tours runs guided tours across
Travelling and Eating Vegan Food in St Kilda with Melbourne Vegan Tours Read More »
It’s heart-warming to know that Australia is one the fastest-growing vegan populations in the world. In 2018 and around Melbourne alone, vegan food is sprouting up everywhere. Restaurants, cafes, bars and pubs – traditionally with prominent meat-based menus – are now crafting separate vegan menus to better cater for Melbourne’s growing vegan demands. What’s actually
Discover Melbourne’s Demand for Vegan Food in 2018 at these Cafes Read More »
Hello, Travellers! I’ve pulled together a scrolling list of places, events, shops, eateries and experiences where vegan options are available in Melbourne and wider Australia. Everything you see listed below has been visited, tried and tested by me. The list provides you with a quick, go-to resource when you don’t have time to read my
Aussie Vegan Directory Read More »
The Christmas and New Year period is a time to be with family and celebrate with a sense of joy, peace and compassion. I am grateful to be travelling the vegan road and here are my top three experiences that have emphasised my gratitude for being vegan. Spending a Pre-Christmas Dinner with Good Friends When
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“Who are you?” enquires the Caterpillar in Lewis Carroll’s classic Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. “I’m afraid I can’t explain myself, Sir,” Alice confesses in a perplexing tone. “Because I’m not myself, you know?” The Caterpillar inhales scented smoke from his hookah before heaving it from his lungs in a barrel towards Alice. “I do not
The Hatter & The Hare and a Vegan Wonderland Adventure in Melbourne’s East Read More »
