Must-Have Tools for the Vegan Coffee Connoisseur
Aside from good food, I am a huge proponent for good vegan coffee. Not much gets me out of bed quite like a perfect double-shot of espresso… Best of all, I’ve saved an insane amount of money by making it at home. Plus, you don’t even have to leave the house! (Fellow introverts feelin’ me!?)
Copycat Vegan Mickey Mouse Pretzels Recipe
If you can’t tell: I’ve been on a bit of a Disney-kick lately. Am I ashamed? Absolutely not! The cravings are strong with this one. My solution? Making my foods Mickey-shaped to stave off the post-Disney-depression. Today it’s copycat Vegan Mickey Mouse Pretzels!
Disney Adding 400 Vegan Items!? What We’re Wishing upon a Star For
When a vegan wishes upon a star.. You get Disney announcing 400 new plant-based options in their parks!?
Well, folks, it seems like our years of petitions, prayers, and emails have finally paid off.
Beginning October for Disney World and Spring 2020 for Disneyland: every restaurant (including quick-service) will have multiple vegan options.. Coming to a grand total of over 400 items to choose from!
Now, some of these are new recipes, some already exist… Regardless, vegans around the world should be celebrating this massive victory for mainstream-veganism.
Before that, though;
- What are my current vegan Disney favorites?
- What am I worried about?
- And most of all: what new items are vegans wishing for!?
In the Age of Lab-Grown Animal Protein; We Need to Redefine the Term “Vegan”
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard: Scientists are now able to grow animal protein in a lab..
In fact, one such venture, Perfect Day, has already made it to market with their “vegan” dairy products.
How does this impact the vegan community?
Are these products still considered vegan, or do we need clarification? Will this “change the world” like it’s being touted?
Natural Vegan Products Club: Changing the Vegan Body Care Game!
People that have followed Serving Realness for a while should know one thing: I love to save money.
That being said, I’m all about saving money without sacrificing quality. I’m not about to go out and buy Walmart brand face-wash (I’m trying to prevent disease, not cause it!).
Now, any vegan that has searched the body-care aisle for more than 5 minutes can attest to this; it’s confusing AF!
The biggest offender? “Natural” products trying to explain why artificial chemicals are “necessary”.
Really, “health brand“? I need Sodium Laurel Sulfate in my toothpaste for cleaning purposes!?
Get that BS out of here! It’s been proven foaming agents contribute nothing to the cleaning power of a product.. In-fact, they cause a gradual buildup of chemicals inside your heart, liver, lungs, and brain.
Sounds great, right!?