Food businesses in Melbourne are struggling during the current COVID-19 pandemic and some have even buckled under the pressure of uncertainty. This is when vegans in Melbourne can do their bit to help keep the vegan options flowing and vegan businesses running. So, food businesses have had to adjust by offering takeaway and delivery options […]
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I spent Melbourne Cup Day here in Melbourne this month having lunch at Euro Kitchen European Vegan Café and Restaurant in Fitzroy. Euro Kitchen is one of Melbourne’s vegan surprises, serving up traditional European cuisine in vegan versions. This was a stark contrast to the day I decided to have lunch there. Melbourne, one of
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It’s International Chocolate Day on Sunday this weekend, and Melbourne is not short on supply of vegan chocolate options. I must admit, chocolate is one of my favourite foods and I’m always stumbling across delicious chocolatey vegan desserts, hot drinks, gelato and blocks or morsels in my vegan travels. The basics of chocolate – cacao
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Years ago, before I was vegan, I hosted a Good Friday lunch for my boyfriend’s family. It took me hours to prepare the meal, and I was so excited to share my creations. Not long after they arrived my boyfriend’s brother asked: “Does this have meat in it?” I responded with an enquiring “yes”. What
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Deciding to open an all-vegan business takes courage, innovation and a yearning to create a kinder world. All-vegan businesses are opening all over Melbourne which is a clear sign that our world is increasingly looking for kinder choices. One such business is Grey Cells Green Vegan Bar and Café in the inner-city suburb of Windsor.
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Yes, you can feast on Mexican vegan food in Melbourne. Refried beans, enchiladas, burritos, tacos and tortillas all punctuate the Mexican food that can be found in Melbourne, in vegan versions for vegan travellers. The key to good vegan Mexican food in Melbourne is how a restaurant can create colourful dishes that are bursting with
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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
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Australia is one of the world’s biggest consumers of ice-cream. Luckily for Melburnians, this has influenced a surge in gelato destinations popping up around the city. Much of these gelato stops aren’t necessarily vegan, but they offer a suite of vegan flavours for vegan clientele. Veganuary also means its summertime in Australia so what better
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Australian news broadcaster SBS recently reported that Australia is the third fastest growing vegan market in the world. And, according to the non-profit website Choose Veg, Melbourne is the second most vegan-friendly city in its ranking of the 12 most vegan-friendly cities globally. It’s no wonder that Melbourne is Australia’s paradise for vegan travellers, particularly
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“Jess turned vegetarian in mid-2014 while we were both planning a fundraising trip to Borneo with the WWF. Someone questioned me as to why I wanted to save a certain species but would happily eat another. Having never thought of it that way, it truly made me think more about my food choices.” The decision
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