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In light of GoDaddy's support for SOPA and shooting elephants, we have dropped them as supplier of our DNS.

What you eat has a carbon footprint, and both eating fewer animal products and buying local can reduce your greenhouse gas emissions. However, ...

Yestarday in Maidenhead a school class of 15-16 year olds came up with a tasty imaginary vegan menu in a workshop. Jacket Potato and ...

This has been around for years, and is a lovely bit of fun.

Do people get their knickers in a twist about your calcium levels if you don't do dairy? Well they need not fear. In fact, alternative sources ...

Reckon there's somewhere that's great for vegetarians and vegans that the world should know about? Share the ...

Activeg listings has a section on artists and photographers, including a face painter ...

From an early age human cultures, such as those in the UK and USA, switch off ...

Eating a small cheeseburger for lunch is, in terms of greenhouse gas emissions, equivalent to driving an extra 10 miles. By contrast, eating a serving of ...

A new report released Monday claims the science is clear: Eating too much meat is bad for your health.

The makers of Rice Dream have just brought out a new product called Oat Dream. Its oat milk, but their version of it. Just got it there and it tastes quite nice.

Has anyone seen these recently? I used to get them all the time in Tesco's but they seem to have disapeared! Gone from Amazon as well...hope they are still making them! :eek:

Hi everyone!

does anyone know if your average cheese slice contain animal rennin? I'm pretty happy with the bacterial one, so just wondering if anyone has info on what major cheese use animal rennin or vege/bacterial rennin?

thanks!

Last month on holidays I tired moussaka for the first time, I was never a fan of aubergines before but it was lovely.

I found a recipie on the internet and followed it but it wasn't the same, all the vegetables seemed very stewed and the cheese sauce seemed to have no definate flavour.

If anyone has a recipie or indeed a link to a recipie that they'd like to share I'd be very grateful.

I've two hopeful aubergines waiting in the fridge - Thank you :pac::pac::pac:

Hello! My husband and I are looking at moving into the area in the next few years and we're both vegan, and wondering how accessible vegan foods/health food stores are there? We're specifically looking at Co. Cork, so that's the area we'd really need to know about. By vegan foods, I mean things like false meat, kombucha, yerba maté, natural household products, organic foods, etc. Thanks in advance! :D

Copped on that there is beef gelatine in the xxx mints I was eating :/
What's a vegetarian alternative?

Where is the best place in Dublin to buy natural dates? I've seen them in supermarkets like Superquinn and Lidl but they were coated in glucose syrup. Yuck.

I thought this would be the best forum to ask..
Thanks :)

Hi there,

I'm looking for some ideas for vegetarian buffet food. Something that is a bit substantial, ideas that non-vegetarians might opt for as well.

Good morning all, I just thought I'd let you vegans know that I discovered that two of the dark chocolate bars in Aldi that used to be vegan now contain milk - the orange & almond and the mint. The warning labels used to say may contain traces of milk whereas now it says "contains milk".

Hi all, does anybody know what the story is with tap water in Ireland and mineral waters for sale in Ireland and whether they are vegetarian/vegan? I understand that animal bone char is sometimes used in the water filtration process...Thanks.