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Kick it right down
Brighton is full of fantastic food choices for the discerning vegan. There are numerous vegetarian cafes scattered throughout the town and certainly no shortage of options on the menus of omnivorous eateries. Unfortunately, there is a vegetarian restaurant that I … Continue reading
Hold the cheese
Pizza is a treat not often on offer to vegans. Most mainstream, mass-produced pizzas are heaped with dairy cheese and/or contain animal fats within their dough bases. Vegans have for a long time been excluded from this common snack, but … Continue reading
Posted in I'll pay you to cook for me, I'm getting drunk for you, London can you wait?
Tagged beer, brick, Brixton, dairy-free, dining out, drinking, Franco Manca, garlic, lager, London, Ms. Cupcake, olive oil, olives, oregano, organic, oven, pizza, restaurant, Samuel Smith, snacks, sourdough, South London, tomato, united kingdom, vegan, vegan alcohol, vegetarian, wild mushrooms
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“Spicer won’t want fish and chips,” Dallow said.
Brighton is a shining star for vegans looking to brighten their lives with some cruelty-free dining. Unfortunately the shine has been dimmed a whole lot with the sad closing of a vegetarian supernova. Red Veg was a fantastic idea. As … Continue reading
Posted in I'll pay you to cook for me, Provincial towns you jog round
Tagged Brighton, burger, dining out, fast food, fries, potato, Red Veg, redveg, restaurant, snacks, soda, Soho, Sussex, take away, take out, united kingdom, vegan, vegetarian, West Sussex, Whole Earth
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It’s a bout time
I love vegan food. I love vegan beer. I love roller derby. Cram these three things into a fun afternoon in London and I’m a fabulously-happy FGV. A few weekends back, Josh and I went on a little journey to … Continue reading
Posted in I'll pay you to cook for me, I'm getting drunk for you, London can you wait?, Vegan
Tagged bagel, Bethnal Green, bottled beer, dining out, Grolsch, lager, Leeds Roller Dolls, London, London Rockin' Rollers, Old Ford Road, restaurant, roller derby, sandwich, snacks, The Gallery Cafe, Tiger Bay Brawlers, united kingdom, vegan, vegan alcohol, vegetarian, York Hall
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Something I’m having a hard time resisting
It is time for a straight up vegan food blog post. Sometimes I love simply describing a delicious meal and nothing more. 222 Veggie Vegan is a glorious restaurant situated in West London. If you want details on their fabulous … Continue reading
Posted in I love sugar, I'll pay you to cook for me, London can you wait?, Potato equals truth, Vegan
Tagged 222 Veggie Vegan, basmati, beans, brown rice, carrots, chocolate, dairy-free, dessert, dining out, dinner, fruit, garlic bread, gateau, ice cream, London, mashed, parsnip, potato, restaurant, roast, roasted, seitan, stroganoff, swedish glace, vanilla, vegan, west kensington, west london
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Each ridge and narrow bridge
I apologise in advance for the money you will be forced to spend after reading this review. The plane tickets, the train bookings and the coach fares will be inevitable. Sowerby Bridge is a picturesque village situated approximately halfway between … Continue reading
Posted in I love sugar, I'll pay you to cook for me, I'm getting drunk for you, Potato equals truth, Provincial towns you jog round, Vegan
Tagged artichoke, bread, Calder Valley, chocolate, cocktails, cookies, cranberry, dairy-free, Dandelion and Burdock, dessert, dining out, dressing, drinking, ice cream, juice, lemon, Madras, milkshake, mushroom, oatmeal, orange, peanut butter, peppers, pita, potato, raisin, red onion, restaurant, River Calder, salad, sandwich, sausage, snacks, Sowerby Bridge, swedish glace, tortilla, united kingdom, vanilla, vegan, vegan alcohol, vegetarian, vodka, west yorkshire, wrap, Yorkshire
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Not so amazing
I’m not usually one for disrespecting meat-free establishments, but neither will I pretend they are all fabulous havens of delectable and mouth-watering food. If you find yourself stranded in Leeds for the day, places to eat vegan food are not … Continue reading
Cruelty-free curry
Leeds city centre isn’t exactly drowning in vegan food choices, but there is a special eatery that has been keeping our lot nutritiously-fed for over 20 years. Hansa’s Gujarati Vegetarian Restaurant is every bit as much an institution as it … Continue reading
Posted in I'll pay you to cook for me, Leeds side streets, Potato equals truth, Vegan
Tagged all you can eat, buffet, business, charity, curry, dairy-free, dessert, dining out, drinking, female, Gujarat, Gujarati, Hansa Dabhi, India, Indian, Leeds, restaurant, vegan, vegan alcohol, vegetarian, west yorkshire, women, Yorkshire
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Pocket bread, flavor sauce and crunch patties
Australia may have lost its only Maoz outlet when the Perth store shut up shop, but at least I’m still able to delight in their crunchy falafel goodness here in London. Maoz Vegetarian is a chain of falafel bars that … Continue reading
Posted in I'll pay you to cook for me, I'm getting drunk for you, London can you wait?, Potato equals truth, Vegan
Tagged Admiral Duncan, Belgian fries, bisexual, dairy-free, David Copeland, dining out, falafel, gay, hate crime, lesbian, lgbt, London, Maoz Vegetarian, neo-nazi, potato, pride, queer, snacks, Soho, tahini, transgender, united kingdom, vegan, vegetarian, west london, Westminster
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You can even bring your baby
Sheffield has given humanity a lot. Pulp. ABC. The Human League. Heaven 17. Moloko. Def Leppard. Arctic Monkeys. Seemingly, the stream of musical output doesn’t end. But now this northern city has expanded its gift-giving into the fields of vegan … Continue reading
Posted in I'll pay you to cook for me, Provincial towns you jog round, Vegan
Tagged blue moon cafe, cider, dairy-free, dessert, dining out, middlesborough milk rollers, roller derby sheffield steel roller derby, Samuel Smith, sheffield, united kingdom, vegan, vegan alcohol, vegetarian, Yorkshire
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