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Vegan Easy is a grassroots initiative by Animal Liberation Victoria, helping people kickstart a kinder life. We promote veganism as the ethical, rational, and earth friendly lifestyle that it is. Sign up for the free 30 Day Vegan Easy Challenge: veganeasy.org

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Another reason to include soy in your diet - it helps boost collagen synthesis!

We've just added this Versatile Creamy Soybean dip recipe to our website (see link below), which is high in protein and other essential nutrients, plus, after watching Dr Michael Greger's latest video, we discovered that soy can promote collagen synthesis, which can help increase firmness and moisture content of the skin, and help with wrinkles appearing less noticeable. 🌱

👉 Recipe: https://www.veganeasy.org/recipes/versatile-soybean-dip/

👉 Dr Greger's latest video: https://nutritionfacts.org/video/how-to-boost-collagen-synthesis-with-diet
(From the video: Tomatoes, leafy greens, soy, Vitamin C and Vitamin B12 have been shown to boost collagen synthesis.)

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Kristen Santos-Griswold is a world class champion. ⛸️🌱

At the ISU World Short Track Speed Skating Championships in Rotterdam, Netherlands earlier this year, Kristen won Gold in the 1000m, took Silver in the 1500m and Bronze in the 500m.

Alongside her US teammates, Kristen won Silver in the Women’s 3000m relay and Bronze in the mixed team relay.

On top of that Kristen was named the Olympic Female Athlete of the Year by the State of Sports Awards, Utah Sports Commission. They said:

“Our Olympic Female Athlete of the Year hasn’t missed a World Cup podium in 2 seasons. The four-distance national record holder collected 17 international medals in 2023—6 gold, 7 silver and 4 bronze. Kristen Santos-Griswold is the first U.S. woman to win a 500m World Cup race and first U.S. skater to capture an individual Gold at ISU Short Track 4-Continents Championships.”

Kristen has been vegan since 2018 after being raised vegetarian. She has never eaten meat.

“I’ve always loved animals so much and don’t want to contribute to anything that could be harmful to them. When I switched to a fully plant-based diet, I also began feeling just overall so much better and began skating better too.” ~ Kristen

CONGRATULATIONS Kristen Santos-Griswold. What an incredible World Champion! 🌱

👉Learn more about Kristen: https://www.greatveganathletes.com/news/two-world-titles-for-vegan-skater/

P.S. In February this year she became the 2nd US short tracker to win Gold in all three individual distances in the World Cup Circuit’s history!

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It's time to introduce to you our newest Vegan Easy guest food blogger: Chef Ani!

Ani is a plant-based chef, recipe developer, food photographer and videographer. Her recipes are wholesome and divine.🌱😋

The first of Ani's recipes that we think you’ll love is:

VEGAN LASAGNA ROLL-UPS with PESTO RICOTTA

"These Lasagna roll-ups make a fantastic meal featuring creamy vegan pesto ricotta cheese, lasagna noodles, and tomato sauce, true comfort ingredients for a winning combination." ~ Chef Ani

👉Recipe: https://veganeasy.org/recipes/vegan-lasagna-roll-ups-with-pesto-ricotta

Let us know if you try it!

🌸Learn more about Chef Ani: https://veganeasy.org/bloggers/chef-ani

Photo: Chef Ani

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Easy Pan-fried Tofu in Leek Sauce🌱

We adapted this recipe from Woon Heng's 1-pot Easy Scallion (green onion) Saucy Tofu in 15 minutes recipe. And it's sooo tasty!

Full recipe: https://www.veganeasy.org/recipes/pan-fried-tofu-in-tasty-leek-sauce/

Or see below:

INGREDIENTS
🌱450g/16oz firm tofu, pressed
🌱1 medium leek
🌱1 green onion
🌱1/2 red chilli pepper, optional
🌱Cooking oil
🌱Salt to prevent tofu from sticking to the wok
➡️ For the sauce
🌱1 Tbsp vegan fysh sauce
🌱1 Tbsp tamari sauce
🌱1/2 tsp maple syrup
🌱1 Tbsp arrowroot/tapioca powder
🌱3/4 cup of water

METHOD

  1. Chop the leek and finely slice the green onion and chilli, if using. Place the leek and white part of the green onion in a bowl.
  2. Heat a large wok over medium heat and add 2 heaping tablespoons of oil (use less for non-stick pan). Slowly slide in the tofu. Use a spatula or spoon and cut up tofu into chunks (or roughly pre-cut the tofu if using a non-stick pan). Pan fry each side until slightly golden. Tip – only flip the tofu once a crust is formed.
  3. Meanwhile, in the bowl with the chopped leek and white part of the green onion, mix in the vegan fysh sauce, tamari sauce, maple syrup, and arrowroot powder with water until well combined.
  4. When tofu is done, add the sauce, and gently toss to combine. Let it simmer for about 30 seconds until flavours meld, with a few tosses in between to prevent tofu from sticking. Taste test and adjust saltiness with more tamari sauce if needed or additional water for a saucier dish.
  5. Garnish with the green parts of the onion and chopped chilli and give it a final toss.
  6. Serve immediately with a bowl of rice.

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If you're in Melbourne, Australia come along to the Vegan Vegout event (south side) on Thursday April 25th. Located at Urbanground (1 Lamana Rd, Mordialloc)

We'll be at the Liberation Sanctuary stall. 😃

Liberation Sanctuary is Animal Liberation Victoria's forever home for rescued animals.

Come and support Liberation Sanctuary, while you feast on delicious food by Woking Amazing, Purple Rabbit, Soul Food Vegan Food, Nohadra's Kitchen, The Kindness Echoes, Rollies Doughnuts and Super Raw Acai Bar. If you need to shop for vegan groceries, Kind To Earth will also be there.

Hope to see you there!

💚🌱

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🌟NEW RECIPE: High Protein Vegan Stroganoff Pasta

We made this dish for the hard working volunteers at one of Liberation Sanctuary's working bees. https://liberation.org.au

Everyone said they loved it, so we're sharing it with you too. 😃

Recipe: https://www.veganeasy.org/recipes/high-protein-stroganoff-pasta/

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People from around the world began their 2024 with a peaceful start by taking the free 30-day Vegan Easy Challenge.

Bring Peace, Start with Vegan :vegan: 🌍

Read feedback from the Challenge participants and the winners of the two gifts cards here: https://www.veganeasy.org/discover/news/january-2024-vegan-easy-challenge-recap/

Many thanks to @mvtracing and @veganism.social for kindly donating the two gift cards valued at $100USD (approx. $150AUD) each. 🤗

Well done to the winners and all the January Challengers! We are grateful to you for helping create a more peaceful and kinder world. 😊 🙏

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    For anyone wanting to watch in Australia, tune in 11am March 14th AEDT. https://www.twitch.tv/MovingChicanesRN 😉

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    🌱APRICOT & CUSTARD TART with PERSIAN SYRUP🌱🍑

    A delicious custard tart created by Le Cordon Bleu trained plant-based chef, Katie White, featuring her Persian spice glaze which gives the dessert wonderful top notes of orange blossom and cinnamon making it all the more special! 😋🌱

    👉Full recipe: ​​https://veganeasy.org/recipes/apricot-and-custard-tart-with-persian-syrup/

    If you’d like to learn how to cook fabulous vegan meals with Katie, check out her newly opened plant-based cooking school, in beautiful Byron Bay, Australia: https://www.veganeasy.org/byronbayschool

    #vegan #vegandessert #veganfood #veganeasy #plantbasedcooking #plantbased

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    Well done @carlile !! 🌱 🏆

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    Recipe time! REVITALISING TEMPEH + GREENS SALAD 🥗

    Satisfying salad with yummy tempeh bites, nutrient-rich leafy greens, alfalfa sprouts and hummus.

    👉Full recipe: https://veganeasy.org/recipes/revitalising-tempeh-and-greens-salad

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    ⇨ INGREDIENTS (serves 1)
    🌱 150g/5.3oz tempeh (heaped cup, cubed)
    🌱 1/4 veg stock cube (low sodium)
    🌱 30g/1oz (a handful) green leafy salad mix
    🌱 50g/1.8oz (1 cup) alfalfa sprouts
    🌱 150g/5.3oz silverbeet/chard (de-stemmed & roughly chopped) (can sub other dark leafy greens, like kale)
    🌱 30g/1oz (1 1/2 Tbsp) hummus
    🌱 1/4 tsp sweet paprika
    🌱 1/4 tsp cumin
    🌱 Fresh lemon juice, to taste
    🌱 Optional: iodised salt, to taste

    ⇨ INSTRUCTIONS

    1. Dissolve a quarter stock cube in 2 tablespoons of boiled water. Cube the tempeh, place in a shallow bowl and marinate in the stock water.
    2. De-stem the silverbeet and chop. Wash and drain green leafy mix and alfalfa.
    3. Heat a non-stick pan on medium-high heat. Cook tempeh, about 3 minutes each side. Add the silverbeet, paprika and cumin, and salt if using. Mix well and cook with the tempeh for about a minute or two until silverbeet wilts. Remove from heat and allow to cool before assembling your salad.
    4. In a bowl, add the leafy salad mix, alfalfa sprouts, silverbeet, tempeh and hummus, toss and coat all ingredients with the hummus. Squeeze lemon juice on top and serve.

    This recipe is part of our 7-day Wellbeing meal plan: https://veganeasy.org/wellbeing/

    #vegan #veganeasy #veganrecipe #veganfood #tempeh #healthy

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    Ok, so this might be a little out of left field, but bear with us... 😉 🌱

    In recent years, the global phenomenon of K-dramas has captured the hearts of audiences around the world. The immersive storytelling, clever scriptwriters, diverse characters, and unique cultural elements have contributed to the widespread popularity of Korean dramas.

    As the K-drama industry thrives, it is crucial for its continuity to explore avenues for growth and inclusivity, particularly in addressing themes that resonate with the evolving values of a global audience.

    In tandem with the K-drama boom, there has been a growing interest in veganism and embracing compassion towards animals.

    Just as K-dramas have the ability to influence fashion trends and societal norms, they can also play a pivotal role in further shaping attitudes towards veganism and encouraging viewers to care more for animals.

    Some newer K-dramas have elements of this. Netflix’s ‘Mr Queen’ saw the protagonist, a modern-day male chef whose soul gets trapped in the body of a queen from the Joseon era, create a vegan burger in episode 12, called the ‘Macdunaldu’ – the highlight of the king’s banquet. It was cleverly explained that ‘MacDuNalDu’ stands for barley (Mac), bean (Du), fattening (Nal) and belly (Du).

    By embracing themes of animal rights and veganism, the K-drama industry can contribute to a more conscious and socially responsible entertainment landscape.

    As viewers become increasingly aware of their choices, K-dramas have the potential to not only entertain but also inspire positive transformations in society.

    👉 For the full article, see: https://veganeasy.org/veganism-kdramas

    Image is a screenshot from the Netflix series 'Mr Queen', episode 12. The Grand Queen Dowager Sunwon, played by Bae Jong-ok, samples the vegan “Macdunaldu” burger. 😋 :vegan:

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    NEWS: Cultivating Change with Farm Transitions Australia

    Farm Transitions Australia is a non-profit organization that plays a crucial role in facilitating smooth transitions for farmers, working with them to create a more sustainable future for them, their families, consumers, and the planet.

    Did you know that transitioning to environmentally friendly, plant-focused farming uses fewer natural resources to produce crops, which makes them less expensive to operate compared to animal-based farms? Animal-based agriculture incurs 13% more expenses than plant-focused agriculture. While both animal and plant-based agriculture incur losses, the plant-focused industry is twice as profitable as the animal-based industry.

    Farm Transitions Australia provides a much needed service to help dairy and meat farmers transition to more sustainable, regenerative and plant-focused practices.

    Currently, they are working on Australia’s first farm transition. FTA are working with an Aussie beef farmer to provide him with FREE support to transition his farm into an agritourism hub. PLUS, the more than 800 Angus cows from his farm will get to live their lives in freedom, safe from slaughter!

    If you’d like to support FTA’s valuable work, head over to their website: https://farmtransitionsaustralia.org

    For more information about Farm Transitions Australia see: https://veganeasy.org/farm-transitions

    #SustainableAgriculture

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    Time for a re- as we are set to begin the 2024 season!

    We are Positive Movement Racing (+MVT Racing), a team competing in official sanctioned events and the MCRL Circuit Cup Series (https://movingchicanes.com).

    Unlike other groups, our sponsors do not provide us with funding. Instead, we partner with charitable organizations and use our platform to advocate for them. We donate to these charities frequently and do our best to help generate donations from our fans, followers, and fellow competitors.

    Our core values are centered around equality - equality for all living beings. We oppose racism, sexism, ableism, fascism, transphobia, and speciesism among others. We are advocates for a peaceful world, human and animal rights, and a lifestyle.

    We welcome you to join us by following here on Mastodon, and checking out our supporters below.

    🟢 Veganism.Social: https://veganism.social
    🟢 Little Bear Sanctuary: https://littlebearsanctuary.org
    🟢 Vegan Easy: @veganeasy / https://veganeasy.org
    🟢 We The Free: https://activism.wtf
    🟢 Veganify: @vegancheck / https://veganify.app
    🟢 Plant Based Treaty: @plantbasedtreaty / https://plantbasedtreaty.org
    🟢 AnyKey: https://anykey.org

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    All the best for the 2024 season!! 🏆

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    🌱CHICKPEA CURRY with KALE (for gut health)🌱

    This chickpea curry is a gut-friendly, low FODMAP recipe that tastes delish! 😋

    Did you know that chickpeas are high in dietary fibre? Various studies have found that eating chickpeas can help make bowel movements easier and more regular. They're a good source of protein, carbohydrates, manganese, folate, iron and phosphorus. Plus this dish includes the wholesome nutritional goodness of kale, tomatoes, ginger, greens of leeks (the dark green top part of leeks are low FODMAP), tahini and brown rice.

    👉Full recipe: https://veganeasy.org/recipes/chickpea-curry-with-kale/

    (OR see below👇)

    ⇨ INGREDIENTS (serves 3-4)

    🌱 1 tsp olive oil
    🌱 1/2 tsp fresh or dried chilli (use more or less depending on how spicy you’d like it)
    🌱 thumb-sized piece ginger
    🌱 1 Tbsp curry powder
    🌱 4 medium tomatoes, diced (about 500g/18oz)
    🌱 1 Tbsp tomato purée
    🌱 50g/1.8oz greens of leeks
    🌱 1/3 cup low sodium veg broth
    🌱 1 Tbsp tamari sauce
    🌱 1/2 tsp coriander powder
    🌱 1 tsp garam masala
    🌱 1 x 425g/15oz can chickpeas, drained & rinse
    🌱 50g/1.8oz (2 Tbsp) tahini
    🌱 100g/3.5oz kale (de-stemmed), chopped
    🌱 Handful fresh flat parsley and mint, plus extra to garnish
    🌱 Lemon juice, 1/2 Lemon
    🌱 To serve: cooked brown rice

    ⇨ INSTRUCTIONS

    1. Prepare all the veggies. Grate or finely chop the ginger and chilli (if using fresh). Dice the tomatoes. Chop the leek greens into small pieces. Drain and rinse the canned chickpeas. Roughly chop the kale and finely chop the fresh parsley and mint.
    2. In a large saucepan on high heat add the oil and fry the ginger and chilli. (If oil free, water-fry the ginger and chilli). Add the curry powder and stir quickly for a few seconds then add the leek greens. Stir for about 30 seconds then add the diced tomatoes, tomato purée and vegetable broth. Mix well. Bring to a boil.
    3. Lower heat and cook on a low simmer for about 10-15 minutes. Stir occasionally. (Start cooking the rice while curry base is simmering)
    4. Add the tamari sauce, garam masala and coriander powder to the curry base. Stir, then mix in the chickpeas and kale. Simmer for about 5 minutes until reduced down.
    5. Taste the curry and add more tamari if desired.
    6. Stir in the tahini, then add the fresh herbs, squeeze the juice of half a lemon into the curry, mix and turn off heat.
    7. Serve with rice and garnish with extra herbs.

    😋🌱

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    Jan 31st is WORLD VEGAN CHOCOLATE DAY!🍫🌱

    A good day to indulge your sweet tooth.😉
    To celebrate, we created this easy, homemade vegan chocolate bark recipe for you!😋

    Follow the simple steps to make a wholesome, crunchy, chocolatey snack that everyone can enjoy. For a nut free version, replace the cashews with sunflower seeds, or choose your preferred ingredient.

    👉Full recipe: https://veganeasy.org/recipes/homemade-vegan-chocolate-bark/

    (OR see further below👇)

    ⭐WORLD VEGAN CHOCOLATE DAY was founded by the vegan Willy Wonka, Adrian Ling, CEO of Plamil Foods, as a day for both vegans and non-vegans alike to explore the diverse and ever-expanding world of cruelty-free cocoa creations.

    📰 Read more about it here: https://veganeasy.org/worldveganchocday

    🍫🌱Homemade Vegan Chocolate Bark recipe:

    ⇨ INGREDIENTS (makes 35-40 pieces)

    🌱 150g/5.3oz cacao butter
    🌱 60g/2.1oz cocoa powder
    🌱 3 Tbsp pure maple syrup
    🌱 20g/0.7oz (1/3 cup) soy protein crisps
    🌱 30g/1oz (1/4 cup) goji berries
    🌱 60g/2.1oz (1/3 cup) sultanas or golden raisins
    🌱 1 Tbsp coconut oil, melted
    🌱 Optional: 1-2 drops of rose water

    → Maple-roasted cashews & pepitas
    🌱 70g/2.5oz (1/2 cup) raw cashews (use sunflower seeds for nut-free version)
    🌱 50g/1.8oz (1/3 cup) pepitas (pumpkin seeds)
    🌱 1 Tbsp pure maple syrup

    ⇨ INSTRUCTIONS

    1. Maple-roasted cashews & pepitas: Preheat oven to 180C/350F and line a baking tray with baking paper.
    2. Break the cashews into halves or leave whole. Spread the cashews and pepitas on the lined baking tray and drizzle with 1 tablespoon of maple syrup. Bake for 10 minutes, then allow to cool while the chocolate is prepared.
    3. Prepare the chocolate: Line a tray with baking paper. Using a double boiler, melt the cacao butter. If the cacao butter pieces are large, chop them into smaller pieces so that they melt faster. Once melted, remove from the heat.
    4. Stir in the cocoa powder, maple syrup, cashews, pepitas, soy crisps, goji berries, sultanas, melted coconut oil and optional rose water.
    5. Pour the chocolate mixture onto the lined tray and spread evenly.
    6. Place the tray in the freezer for at least 30 minutes, or until the chocolate has hardened.
    7. Once ready, break the bark into small pieces and enjoy.

    😋🌱

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    SATAY TOFU NOODLE BOWL🌱🥣

    A versatile tofu noodle bowl. All you need to do is prep the tofu and satay sauce, then you can use the ingredients we've listed or change them up with your favorite veggies. We used zucchini, carrot, pickled cabbage and fresh mint, but you could also use cucumber, edamame or anything else you like!😋

    👉Full recipe: https://veganeasy.org/recipes/satay-tofu-noodle-bowl/

    OR see below👇

    ⇨ INGREDIENTS (serves 2-3)

    🌱 225g/8oz firm tofu
    🌱 200g/7oz thin rice noodles (vermicelli)
    🌱 1 medium zucchini (abt 375g/13oz)
    🌱 1 small/med carrot (abt 110g/4oz)
    🌱 1/2 cup pickled white cabbage
    🌱 1/2 cup pickled red cabbage
    🌱 fresh mint, for garnish

    →Tofu marinade
    🌱 2 Tbsp tamari (or soy sauce if not GF)
    🌱 1 tsp sriracha (use more or less depending on how hot you’d like it)
    🌱 10g/0.4oz green leek leaves, finely chopped (can also spring onions)

    →Satay sauce
    🌱 3 Tbsp crunchy peanut butter, unsweetened
    🌱 1 Tbsp tamari (or soy sauce if not GF)
    🌱 1 tsp sriracha
    🌱 2 tsp maple syrup
    🌱 2 1/2 Tbsp hot water

    ⇨ INSTRUCTIONS

    1. Press the tofu to release excess moisture. Cut into cubes and place in a shallow bowl.
    2. Marinade: chop the leeks finely then in a small bowl, mix the tamari, sriracha and leeks. Pour them over the cubed tofu. Allow to marinate for 15-30 minutes.
    3. Prepare the noodles according to packet instructions. While tofu is marinating, chop the zucchini and julienne the carrot.
    4. Heat a pan on medium heat, add the tofu, save any leftover marinade sauce to add later. Cook for about 5 minutes, then add the zucchini, cook for another 5 minutes.
    5. On low heat, add the noodles to the pan and leftover sauce, then thoroughly mix so they absorb the marinade flavours. Turn off heat, allow to rest while you make the satay sauce.
    6. Satay sauce: in a small bowl, thoroughly mix the peanut butter, tamari, sriracha, maple syrup and hot water.
    7. Assemble bowls: once all ingredients are ready, assemble your noodle bowls starting with the tofu/noodle mix, then top with all the other ingredients (pickled white & red cabbage, carrots, satay sauce, fresh mint). Enjoy!

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    @mvtracing keep up the great work!

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    For any parent who's participating in our 30-day vegan challenge, we have some info that you may be interested in...
    👉 From info relating to talking to your children about veganism, to meal suggestions for school lunches, parties, and more. 😊

    https://www.veganeasy.org/discover/vegan-parents/you-and-your-kids/

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    Tom and Jeri from Liberation Sanctuary say Happy Thanksgiving to those who celebrate the day.

    No turkey (or any other animal) needs to die for us to give thanks.

    Celebrate the true essence of the day filled with gratitude and kindness, honouring the lives of all animals by leaving them off the menu.

    :vegan: Recipe ideas for a kind Thanksgiving menu: https://www.veganeasy.org/thanksgiving/

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    📢 PSA: VEGAN BUDGET-FRIENDLY TIPS🌱🌿

    Some people seem to have the impression that vegan food is expensive. However, being vegan can actually be more affordable than eating non-vegan products.

    The times eating vegan can be expensive is if you’re dining out regularly or buying takeout almost every night, or frequently purchasing brand name plant-based alternatives.

    If you’re budget-conscious, it’s very easy and affordable to eat healthy plant-based foods.

    Here’s an overview of how to be vegan on a budget:

    ✵BUY PANTRY STAPLES IN BULK✵
    ~Dry legumes & beans
    ~Grains
    ~Nuts & seeds

    ✵BUY FROZEN FRUIT & VEGGIES✵
    ✔These are often cheaper than fresh produce and will last longer stored in the freezer, so more can be bought and used as needed over time.
    ✔They also retain their nutritional value better than fresh produce as they’re harvested at peak ripeness and snap frozen soon after.

    ✵SHOP FOR SEASONAL FRESH FRUIT & VEG✵
    ✔If you end up with a lot, freeze them and store until you’re ready to use them.

    ✵SHOP FOR BARGAINS✵
    ✔Check for reduced price or on sale items in your supermarket or grocery store.
    ✔Consider purchasing your tofu, rice and legumes from Asian and Indian specialty stores. These items are normally priced lower than in major supermarkets.

    ✵BUY GENERIC BRANDS✵
    ✔Brand name products are almost always more expensive than generic brands, unless they’re on sale.
    ✔When it comes to plant-based alternatives purchase occasionally and be on the lookout for when they are on special.

    ✵PREP YOUR OWN MEALS✵
    ✔Whole food ingredients are more affordable than most processed products. You can make your own burger patties, seitan, vegan dips/cheeses/yoghurts/milks etc., and save on money.

    ✵COOK YOUR MEALS IN LARGE BATCHES✵
    ✔This is a great way to save time as well as money.

    ✵CHOOSE SIMPLE RECIPES WHEN PLANNING YOUR MEALS✵
    ✔A nutritious meal doesn’t necessarily need a load of ingredients. Get used to making recipes with a few ingredients that cover the basic food groups.

    ✔Recipe ideas:
    ~Lentil dishes served with rice or wholemeal flat bread
    ~Tofu scrambles
    ~Veggie stir-fries with tofu or tempeh served with rice
    ~One-pot pasta dishes (use vegetables and sauces of your choice)
    ~Sandwiches & wraps
    ~Soups
    ~Chili (this can be made in large batches and kept in the freezer)
    ~Bean burrito wraps
    ~Hummus for snacks or in a wrap with other ingredients
    ~Smoothies (with greens, fruit)
    ~Baked veggies
    ~Salads (beans/pasta) and dressing of your choice
    ~Pancakes
    ~Oats/oatmeal with a variety of wholesome toppings

    Search https://www.veganeasy.org/recipes/ for more recipe ideas.

    🙋‍♀️Eating vegan on a budget is manageable when you do most of your own cooking, keep to the whole food staples and limit processed plant-based alternatives.

    Image: Tatjana Baibakova/Shutterstock

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    Three GOLD Medals for Vegan Skater! 🌱⛸️

    Vegan skater Kristen Santos-Griswold has continued her amazing career with three Gold medals at the Four Continents Speed Skating Championships, held in early November.

    “I fully believe it’s possible, if not, more beneficial to compete and succeed as a vegan.” ~ Kristen Santos-Griswold

    Kristen won each of the three distances in the meeting which attracts the elite from the Americas, Europe, Asia and Oceania. She is the first US skater to have won an individual Gold medal at the Four Continents Championships.

    She won the 500m in just under 43 seconds, more than a second clear of second place. Kristen later won the 1500m in 2:26.2. The following day she completed her clean sweep in the 1000 metres.

    Kristen has never eaten meat – she was raised vegetarian, and in 2018 she made the full transition to vegan.

    “I’ve always loved animals so much and don’t want to contribute to anything that could be harmful to them. When I switched to a fully plant-based diet, I also began feeling just overall so much better and began skating better too.”

    WELL DONE Kristen Santos-Griswold and thank you for being such an inspiration! 🌱⛸️

    👉Read more about Kristen’s win at Great Vegan Athletes: https://www.greatveganathletes.com/news/three-vegan-medals-at-skate-international/

    🌱

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    What will you be doing on World Vegan Day?! (Nov 1st)

    If you're in Melbourne, Australia, come along to our World Vegan Day event where we'll be launching our November Vegan Easy Challenge plus raising funds for Liberation Sanctuary.🌱🌏

    ✨ There'll be interactive cooking demos by special guest cooks, Nadia Fragnito (The Vegan Italian Kitchen) and Zacchary Bird (a.k.a. The Vegan Butcher & The Vegan Baker).

    ✨ Loads of delicious vegan finger food + 1 non-alcoholic drink

    ✨ Q&A with Zac and Nadia

    ✨ Raffle prizes & complimentary tote bags

    More info here: https://www.cause.events/event-details-registration/world-vegan-day-2023

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    @mvtracing your car looks great! Thanks for promoting the Challenge. All the best with the race 🌟

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