Vegan TikTok Roundup | Vegan TikTokers I Love

If you’re anything like me, you miiiiiight be low-key addicted to TikTok. But what can I say, it’s got a plethora of content, a lot of which is actually kind of helpful.

Among my favorite kinds of TikToks to watch is food content. And that’s not so surprising, considering that this whole website is food content.

But as much as I love to create food content and put it out into the world, I just as much love to consume this type of content as well.

Today, I thought I’d share some of my favorite vegan TikTokers with you, just in case you haven’t heard of them yet. Because there really are some amazing ideas and creators out there!

Vegan Hacks Pod

This guy is actually what inspired this post in the first place. Because he’s got some incredible stuff to share! He posts vegan recipes, discoveries (like the fact that you can whip tofu water like aquafaba? mind = blown) and the occasional vegan spot review.

I like his humor as well as his insights, so I just had to include him on the list! You can follow Vegan Hacks Pod here.

itsvegansis

This creator posts so many beautiful (and amazing-looking) recipes! I love the detailed step-by-step recipes she posts, as well as her series she posts called “Meals I Actually Eat.” (I’m so here for realistic, down-to-earth recipes).

A recipe of hers that I can’t wait to make is her Mango Habanero Tofu Tenders (they look spectacular!)

You can check out the profile of itsvegansis by clicking here.

plantyou

I love Carleigh’s different series that she posts, such as Quickies (meals ready in under fifteen minutes) and Recession Recipes (inexpensive recipes). The convenience and value of posts and recipes like these can make such a difference for vegans and vegetarians who are low on time or low on money.

She has so many plant-based recipes that look so good, such as Marry Me Chickpeas and Meal Prep Plant-Based Burritos.

You can follow plantyou’s TikTok by clicking here.

fitgreenmind

I love Maya’s ingenuity and creativity (like teaching us how to make melon seed milk!). She’s got plenty of great tofu recipes, and a fun personality as well. She took a break from posting for a little while, but I believe she’s back at it now.

I was really impressed with her Nut Butter Caramel recipe, as well as her “Tofurger.”

You can follow Maya by clicking this link.

Well there you have it! I hope you find this post helpful, and I hopefully have introduced you to some accounts you’ve never heard of before! Drop a comment below of who your favorite vegan TikToker is.

Until next time, peace 😉