A Guide to Vegan Food SubstitutionsChef Gina SampleThis guide is to help take the mystery out of what to use as an alternative to animal-based foods. Includes lists of commercial products as well as easy recipes to help you veganize with success!
Download the Guide. Tips for Eating Vegan at Non-Vegan Establishments and National Restaurant ChainsPlantDiego and PlantPure CommunitiesWe recommend supporting smaller, local/eco-friendly businesses whenever possible! Most of these businesses support factory farming and are causing a lot of waste with their excessive to-go packaging. On the other hand, our frequenting these places encourages them to continue offering vegan options, which helps those just starting out on this journey. When on the road, in a big hurry, with a group, or at the airport, these tips can come in handy. So, if you find yourself at one of these places, here are some tips on how to proceed as a plant-based human. Note that many of these selections contain lots of processed flour, oil and sugar, so keep that in mind while ordering.
Since menu items may vary by location, be sure to let your server know that you’re vegan to ensure no animal products are used! Tips for Eating Vegan at Non-Vegan Establishments Eating Vegan at National Restaurant Chains |
Vegan and Veg-Friendly Restaurants WorldwideHappyCowHappyCow is more than simply a restaurant and health food store guide, it’s an ever-evolving online hub that serves millions worldwide each month.
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