What do you know about Amrutha?
This vegan restaurant and catering business is celebrating 10 years of feeding London diners and people in need. But now it is our community’s turn to give a little bit back to them.
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Episode 71 of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong) features our usual approach to conversation. Choatic and unscripted.
Josh and I chat about the vegan food scene in Leeds, UK train problems, my experience seeing Five in concert, and the rise of NYC mayor elect Zohran Mamdani.
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There are certain people in the vegan scene who remind me why I still get excited about small businesses and independent makers, and today I want to tell you about one of them.
Her name is Karina, and if you have been anywhere near Maltby Street Market over the past few years you have probably already fallen in love with something she has pulled out of the oven.
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If you are in the UK you’ll probably know what a carvery is, right?
Carvery is a type of food service in a restaurant or pub where different types of meat and roast vegetables are lined up on a buffet.
Unity Diner has been impressing Londoners with a vegan carvery for a few months and now they are taking it a step further with a special festive carvery taking place across a few days in November and December 2025.
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Among the piles of vegetables and artisan chutneys at markets there’s something even more exciting appearing in bigger and bigger numbers.
Vegan bakery stalls!
Across the UK, from Leeds to Bristol and from Glasgow to Brighton, talented plant-based bakers are setting up tables laden with doughnuts, cookies, and pastries that could make anyone weak at the knees. It’s an incredible movement that deserves celebrating.
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