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Just a Pack’s Vegan Travel Tips for Andalucia

August 26, 2014 by JustaPack Leave a Comment
Andalucia

Having come from Barcelona, a veritable vegan heaven, Andalucia was a bit of a culinary desert for a traveling herbivore. It’s a region in Spain well known for tapas (small plates of food) which mainly consist of pork, beef, eggs, or some other animal based product. No need to skip Andalucia though. With a bit … [Read more…]

Posted in: Dining, Restaurants, Travel, Veganism Tagged: Andalucia, Backpacking, europe, Just a Pack, spain, Travel, travel tips, Veganism, vegetarian, vegetarianism

A Vegan Booklet of 1655 – ……don’t think about ‘almost five o’clock’!

December 21, 2013 by John Edmundson Leave a Comment
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Roger Crab (born approx. 1621 – died September 11, 1680). Roger is the very first non-Asian ‘vegan’ / pure plant eater that we have come across to date in our research. Roger Crab was a very bizarre Englishman – he was – undefiled with blood – see below for his full epitaph. He was living a very ‘alternative’ & … [Read more…]

Posted in: General, vegan history, vegetarian history Tagged: Ernest Bell Library, roger crab, vegan diet, vegan history, vegan recipes, Veganism, vegetarianism

100 years old plant-eating identical twins! The Ernest Bell Memorial Library

September 19, 2013 by John Edmundson Leave a Comment
Stories from the Children's Realm

These wonderful vegetarian-themed children’s story books have survived for 99 years – but their original owners were less fortunate. Title: Stories from the…

Posted in: General, vegan history, vegetarian history Tagged: Animal Rights, animal-cruelty, Arthur William Hayter, Children's Realm, Edith Rose Hayter, Ernest Bell, Ernest Bell Library, George Bedborough, Gilbert Ruay Cufflin, Henry S. Salt, history of vegetarianism, Humanities of Diet, Lawrence A. Hayter, Lawrence Ambrose Hayter, Liv Hassel, Stories from the Children's Realm, The Isle of Vegetariana, vegan history, Veganism, Vegetarian Federal Union, vegetarianism

The Innocents

July 10, 2012 by glensmith 3 Comments
The-Innocents

It is enormously tragic, that the defenseless, the harmless and the gentle sentient beings from whom we might have learned so much, who would have trusted us, and by whose acquaintance our lives could be so much enriched, are rewarded with imprisonment, torture and slaughter. I am often reminded of, and haunted by, a post to the … [Read more…]

Posted in: Animal Companions, Animal Rights, General, HappyCow Site, Veganism Tagged: Animal Rights, animal-cruelty, becoming vegan, vegan diet, Veganism, vegetarian, vegetarianism

To “V” or Not to “V”

December 14, 2011 by RaeSikora 4 Comments
To V or Not to V

Photo credit: Ambro There has been a lot of discussion, buzz, arguing about whether or not we should use the word “vegan” or the word “vegetarian” in our outreach and discussions.  Some folks say that using the “V” word (vegan) turns people off and we should just say “vegetarian” because it is seen as less … [Read more…]

Posted in: Veganism Tagged: Veganism, vegetarianism

…look, do yourself a favour and don’t bother with vegetarianism – go vegan

October 19, 2010 by John Edmundson 3 Comments
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Updated – Tuesday September 9, 2014 Kabaret at Karamel On HappyCow – here. From FatGayVegan. London is getting a brand new 100% vegan venue that is part restaurant, part drinking establishment and part late night music hot spot. Yep, that’s right. After years of waiting, the capital has a 100% vegan bar and I couldn’t be … [Read more…]

Posted in: Animal Rights, Events, vegan history, Veganism Tagged: Frank Hutson, Kabaret at Karamel, Louise Wallis, March for Farmed Animals, Veganism, vegetarianism, World Farm Animals Day, World Vegan Day
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