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London vegan news, reviews & events
What good things have come out of Australia?
Let’s name a few of them. Kylie and Dannii Minogue. AC/DC. Vegemite. Steve Irwin. Kath and Kim. Margot Robbie. Fat Gay Vegan (!!!).
And now we can add vegan ice cream to that list thanks to the bite-sized goodness of Over The Moo.
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If you have ever had the absolute pleasure of eating a cake from Heart of Cake, you will know that Lizzie is not just a baker but a full-blown cake magician.
This Stoke Newington-based micro-bakery has been a favourite of mine for years and with good reason. The cakes are world class.
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Let me introduce you to semla, the Swedish cream bun that people devour in vast numbers around this time every year.
Traditionally, semla is a cardamom-spiced bun, sliced open and filled with almond paste and a ridiculous amount of whipped cream. Originally eaten just before Lent, this treat has become a seasonal staple in Sweden, with bakeries churning them out by the thousands.
But here’s the problem. They’re almost always not vegan.
Enter Dauns Scandi Café, swooping in like a glorious Nordic pastry hero with a vegan semla so good it’ll have you questioning everything you thought you knew about cream buns.
You know what’s better than a doughnut? A doughnut that everyone can enjoy. That’s exactly what Borough 22 in central London is all about.
Founded by Ryan Panchoo back in 2014, this doughnut brand was born from a mission to create sweet treats that were vegan and free from common allergens, without sacrificing taste. Fast forward a decade, and Ryan’s doughnuts are still made with the same love, care, and commitment to inclusivity.
Canary Wharf is one of those parts of London that feels like it only exists for people who work there. A sea of suits, glass towers, and the eerie quiet of a place that empties out after office hours.
It’s never really been a destination unless you have a reason to be there and for years, I’ve had precisely zero reasons.
But now, Yummzy has arrived, giving Canary Wharf a rare glimmer of interest for those of us who don’t clock in at a finance firm.