There’s nothing on a cold winter day quite like a warm bowl of soup. And though I know a lot of you would rather like to think of the spring days to come, I somewhat relish the indoor coziness that winter brings.
The super bowl is coming up, and whether you’re there for the game, the ads, or literally just the snacks (honestly, same), no party is ever good without great food.
When you’re vegan, eating out can seem a little disappointing at first glance. After all, when you’re excluding several items from your diet, you might ask yourself “well, what’s left that I can actually eat?”
Circumstances like burnout, mental health issues or being swamped with responsibilities sometimes make getting balanced meals (or meals at all) somewhat of a challenge. This is a challenge I am no stranger to and, thanks to the subreddit r/depressionmeals, I’ve learned I’m not alone.
Thinking of going vegan, vegetarian, or some variation of plant-based as your 2024 resolution? First of all, good for you! This is a fantastic lifestyle change that has the potential to make you a healthier, happier person if done well and with proper planning.
“Accidentally vegan” is a term that means a product’s ingredients unintentionally happen to be vegan. While these items aren’t specifically marketed as vegan, their ingredients are not animal-derived–which means we get to enjoy them!