Vegan Culinary Cruises

If you've been thinking about going vegan, we're here to give your journey an extra push! Veganism is a lifestyle that isn't always easy, but it doesn't have to be difficult either. If you're trying to find vegan-friendly restaurants in your area or wondering how to start eating more plant-based foods, this guide will help out immensely! Embrace Vegan-Friendly Restaurants. It can be a bit difficult to find good food at a restaurant that is all vegan. The best way to find these restaurants is by researching online and asking around. This way you can easily find the best places within your community, which then expands your options when it comes time for dinner or lunch dates with friends and family. It’s also important that you check in advance if there are any dietary restrictions or allergies among the people who will be joining you—this will help ensure everyone has something they can eat! Go to Vegan Meetups. Meetups are a great way to meet other vegans in your a...

Vegan Bacon! Just the suggestion of it can make your mouth water. A real animal is no longer necessary to enjoy good bacon. However, most people are unfamiliar with vegan bacon, which is sad because it is just as scrumptious as its meat-based counterpart.  Vegan bacon used to be just a dream. However, in the last few years, there has been an explosion of new vegan meat alternatives onto the market. These days, you can get tofu bacon, mushroom bacon and other interesting choices at the supermarket or served at vegan culinary cruises .  It's nice to have options in case you're looking for something to spice up your meal. Making your own vegan bacon means you can flavor it however you like, or keep it simple. Here are some of my favorite vegan bacon recipes that will satisfy your taste buds and fill you up, but won’t weigh you down. The EdgyVeg’s Rice Paper Bacon Vegan Rice Paper Bacon, is a veganized spin-off of the meat-based  product. It’s modified so that a vegan or vega...

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...