I can’t believe it has been a year already since I last wrote about Day of the Dead, but here we are!
Once again vegan Mexican bakery Pa’l Susto is hosting a special pop up stall inside legendary London cafe, The Black Cat.
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Vegan Feast in London on Xmas Day
Christmas can a weird time for vegans.
We often want to participate in the festivities and rituals, but to do so means being faced with a lot of animal-derived foods. On a day supposedly about kindness and compassion, it can feel extremely challenging to sit across from people who are devouring multiple types of animals.
To make your Christmas Day celebration a lot more bearable, a legendary vegan restaurant in London has announced a spectacular menu meaning you can eat, relax, and enjoy your celebration without worrying about people waving bones in your face.
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Goodbye London Vegan Social
The time has come to say goodbye to London Vegan Social.
This monthly event has been part of my life for about four years, but in truth, it was the continuation of something I’ve been doing for more than a decade. From the early days of London Vegan Drinks and London Vegan Potluck right through to the present, these gatherings have been a huge part of my life. They’ve been places where friendships were formed, collaborations were born, and where kindness was always on the menu.
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Purezza takes vegan shopping to the next level with Saporia
I’ve been in these plant-based streets for a long time now, so it takes a lot to ruffle my receding hairline.
But every now and then something happens in the vegan world that manages to give me a rush of excitement and this week that buzz came back when legendary restaurant chain Purezza announced something big.
If you are a big vegan cheese fan, you will want to keep reading below for the full story.
Pastrami but make it vegan
If you pop into your local supermarket this week you might spot something new in the chilled section that will make you stop in your tracks.
How about pastrami, but vegan?
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Episode 64 of the podcast out now
Episode 64 of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong) podcast is out now.
Josh and I chat about famous Australians, Mexican pop culture, political organising, and obesity as a class issue.
It’s the usual mix of lighthearted topics and serious issues.
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Please Consider The Green Party
The Green Party of England and Wales has been a powerful force for years but since Zack Polanski was elected leader in a landslide, the energy has shifted up a few gears.
This isn’t the usual political noise we’ve all grown weary of. It’s a clear, hopeful message that cuts through the mess of greed and despair that has dominated our politics for far too long.
And I’m hopeful that many of you you will will consider voting Green at the next opportunity.
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Babe Screening and Karaoke in London
There is a lot going on in London and we are never short of interesting and unique things to do.
With that said, this news about a classic animal-friendly Hollywood blockbuster screening coupled with live music and karaoke is surprising even by London standards!
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Vegan Supper Clubs in Godalming
Back in the early years of my veganism, supper clubs were all the rage.
There weren’t a lot of plant-based options in mainstream restaurants and vegan restaurants were thin on the ground, so enterprising food creators took it upon themselves to cook for hungry, kind people in their own homes.
It might sound a little strange to newbie vegans but we were all really up in each other’s houses eating multi-course meals. It was our way of enjoying adventurous cuisine while we waited for the rest of the world to catch up.
If you missed out on this sub-sultural phenomenom, there is great news.
Jhenn of RONIN Dining is still welcoming people into her home for exquisite, handcrafted meals that are simply unforgettable.
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Limited Mushroom Feast in London
The Gate has been a leading plant-based destination in west London for decades and the team is always looking for ways to impress and innovate.
In that vein, diners can now book to enjoy the upcoming mushroom festival this month in Hammersmith.
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