family life & travels
This month marks a year since I have been a vegetarian, after taking part in vegan January last year, and then carrying on not eating meat or fish afterwards. On the whole, I have found eating out pretty easy, but I did notice the lack of variety for vegetarian food when I’d be out and
If you want to reduce your meat intake over the Christmas break and have something a little lighter, then an alternative to sausage-meat stuffing is a vegan alternative. With the only allergens as cashews and celery, it will be suitable for most people and not only that, they are really easy to prepare. “Winter
This Christmas will be my first as a vegetarian. And as we don’t normally have a roast dinner all that often, it has left me wondering what I would have with ‘all the trimmings.’ So I have been looking forward to trying out a few new things for the main dish, instead of the turkey
Going to an omnivore’s barbecue can be quite awkward for a vegan as most foods that are cooked on the outside grill are all sorts of different meats. As a vegan, you will know that barbecues do not have to serve up those types of meals. There are plenty of meat alternatives that you can cook
After doing the vegan-January at the start of the year, and then being a vegetarian since, I can honestly say that I have not missed eating meat. I feel better for it, and spend less on our weekly shop as a result (the husband is not veggie, but I make the majority of our evening
The brilliant people over at VegFest UK have given me two tickets to give away to one of you lovely lot. The prize is two adult tickets to the VegFest event, on Sunday 28th September 2014, at London Olympia. VegFestUK is Europe’s biggest veggie event (though you don’t have to be a vegetarian to go along)! There will
