LD’s Kitchen crushed a lot of hearts when they wound up their kitchens at The Black Heart and Saint Monday a few months ago. The business serves some of the finest vegan comfort food on the planet, so fans of LD’s were left feeling quite deflated by their absence.
But we can turn those frowns upside down because this week sees the return of LD’s infamous Wing Wednesday to Camden!
I’m excited to let you know about something a little different this September as I sit down in conversation with the wonderful Wendy Turner Webster for an friendly and intimate afternoon inside Soul Bowl in Leyton.
If you’ve ever wanted the chance to spend quality time chatting with two people who have lived through decades of vegan campaigning, media appearances, community building, and animal advocacy, this is your opportunity.
If you are looking for a night out in London full of good company, a lot of laughs, and delicious food then you need to know about this new vegan quiz night in Camden.
Tuesday means a new episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong).
This week Josh and I chat about spiders, Australia idioms and slang, and the death of Sam Neill. Is it weird that the first thing I recall about him is that he was very pro-meat?!
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You can order my book ‘Fat Gay Vegan: Eat, Drink and Live Like You Give a Sh!t’ online now. It has been out a while now but is still a good read. You can also listen to the Audiobook read by me!
With all the doom and gloom and bad news surrounding vegan businesses shutting down, it is nice to be bringing you something a bit more upbeat for a change.
The Polka Dot Bakery is BACK at Old Spitalfields market and it is earlier than planned!
Remember how I raved about the glorious sandwiches at The Coven of Wiches?
This legendary vegan deli and sandwich bar was serving some of the finest comfort food on the planet from their tiny premises in Walthamstow, but now the independent business is heading south of the river.