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Edward & Sons Dairy Free Cheesy, Mashed Potatoes, 3.5-Ounce Boxes

Apr 19th

Posted by Daniel Greenly in Vegan Groceries

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Edward & Sons Chreesy Mashed Potatoes are gluten free, vegan and absolutely delicious! They are incredibly easy and quick to prepare. Chreesy™ Mashed Potatoes are made from certified organic potatoes and cheddar-style Chreese (pronounced “trees”), the remarkable vegan alternative to cheese from Road’s End Organics. Treat your whole family to the great taste of Chreesy Mashed Potatoes, and be sure to try the recipe for Chreesy Potato Croquettes found on the back of the box. They are scrumptious!… More >>

Edward & Sons Dairy Free Cheesy, Mashed Potatoes, 3.5-Ounce Boxes

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The New Vegan Cookbook: Innovative Vegetarian Recipes Free of Dairy, Eggs, and Cholesterol

Mar 4th

Posted by Daniel Greenly in vegan cookbooks

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Acclaimed author Lorna Sass, creator of the hit New Soy Cookbook, once again displays her talent for combining good health with great taste. With a little flair and an abundance of whole grains, beans, fresh fruits and vegetables, and herbs and spices, it’s easy to create the exciting recipes presented in The New Vegan Cookbook. Satisfying and cholesterol-free, even kosher cooks will find they can slip these cooking ideas into almost any type of menu. Striking color photographs illustrate the wide variety of tasty choices available for budding vegans or those already versed looking for new options. From savory Mediterranean Red Lentil Paté to sweet, creamy Chocolate Rice Pudding, The New Vegan Cookbook offers recipes guaranteed to entice any palate…. More >>

The New Vegan Cookbook: Innovative Vegetarian Recipes Free of Dairy, Eggs, and Cholesterol

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Can vegans eat cheese milk and other dairy producs and do they wear make up because most makeup is tested on?

Nov 27th

Posted by Daniel Greenly in vegan

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animals just like lotion is tested on animals
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Why do people know how much suffering animals on slaughter farms go through yet still eat meat an dairy?

Nov 17th

Posted by Daniel Greenly in vegan

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Question:
i saw a video an i am now a vegan. my family is completely UN supportive. animals go through so much pain an torture for OUR food. they have hearts an minds. they can feel pain. just because they cant talk an tell us how much it hurts it doesn’t mean they cant FEEL the pain. here is the link to the video. please watch it an tell me what your choice is. stay a meat eater an kill innocent animals, do become a vegetarian an help some animals, or become a vegan an help the ones in the slaughterhouse. an if you think you aren’t killing them i will let you know that when you buy meat or dairy the demand for those products raises. so more innocent animals get killed. please…stop hurting these innocent animals. they have never done anything to us an they were not put on this earth to be slaughtered an eaten. its sick.
(link to video)- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwmyNsz_f0s
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Do vegans really need dairy substitutes?

Nov 11th

Posted by Daniel Greenly in vegan

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Question:
I’m trying to go vegan, but my mom isn’t being very supportive. I’m eating lots of whole grains, beans and nuts, fruits and vegetables and that’s all. My mom agreed to buy soy milk for my coffee, but she thinks that only people who can afford to buy the fancy Whole Foods processed stuff can be vegan. I’ve been a vegetarian for years, and processed meat substitutes are something I hardly ever eat.
But dairy substitutes are on the vegan food pyramid. Considering the fact that most of the world doesn’t eat dairy so it really shouldn’t be on even the normal pyramid, why is it considered a necessary food group for vegans? Can’t I just take a multivitamin with calcium, B12, and iron? What would I need to eat to replace the lost fat/calories since I can’t afford soy yogurt or cheese?
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what are some meat and dairy substitutes that are vegan friendly?

Jul 25th

Posted by Daniel Greenly in vegan

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