Vegan Culinary Cruises

We all know that your itchy feet want to travel the world after this pandemic crisis. Well, there’s nothing wrong with that! Exploring and appreciating the beauty of things that  the world offers is innate to all of us. One of the most unique travelling ideas to do once the coronavirus is done is through a voyage via vegan river cruises . Taking a cruise is fun, but have you ever tried riding a river cruise? If you want to try this experience out, lucky you! Vegan Culinary Cruises will take a 7-day sail ride through the beautiful Danube river in Central Europe. The specialized cruise will have land tours in various cities in the region. Austria is one of the nations highlighted on this fun vegan trip. Now, what are the best metros you can visit during this river escapade? Vienna  The Prater and the Giant Ferris Wheel You can not talk about Austria without gushing about its historical capital city Vienna. Known as the world’s City of Music due to its long lasting musica

Are you craving for some vegan sweets while you’re under quarantine at home? How about a French twist on some of your favorite vegan desserts? Here are sweet vegan dishes that you can make today! Prepare your sweet tooth because this gastronomic experience will be memorable and refreshing. Vegan Mille-feuille Photo Credit:  theedgyveg.com/2019/02/12/ easy-vegan-mille-feuille-recipe-inspired-by-gordon-ramsay/ Mille-feuille has been in cookbooks ever since the 16th century. (Historical much?) Traditionally, this French pastry is made up of alternating layers of puff pastry and pastry cream with the confectioner's sugar shimmering over the top. Here’s a quick trivia about this recipe from The Edgy Veg . This vegan mille-feuille is inspired by the iconic Gordon Ramsay. To recreate this vegan dessert, prepare these ingredients: a sheet of ready-rolled vegan-friendly puff pastry three tablespoons of organic icing sugar (you should prepare some more to for the sh

While staying indoors all the time isn’t the healthiest thing to do, it’s the most effective way to prevent exposure with the current pandemic. That’s why many outdoorsy events like weddings, raves and vegan cruises are being put on hold. For the less social vegans, this might not be much of a problem, especially if you’ve got plenty of entertainment at home (Hello Netflix, hello Xbox or Switch, hello books and graphic novels.) However, that doesn’t mean that you should scrimp on maintaining your health. Gyms may be closed and you can’t jog around the neighborhood like you used to, but you can still keep yourself healthy and vegan while indoors. Here’s how. Plan Out Your Meals  If you’re the sort of vegan who plays a lot of life simulation games (Sims, Animal Crossing, etc.), you’ll understand the value of resource management. Making a meal plan in more ideal times would seem peculiar, but we’re not in ideal times. Making a meal plan can help you prepare your vegan meals in a w