Eating Out and Following a Vegan Diet While Traveling

David Beaver
Eating out and maintaining a vegan diet while traveling can seem like a daunting task, but with a bit of planning and some creativity, it's completely manageable! Here are a few tips to help you navigate the dining scene while on the road.

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Indian Inspiration for Vegan Meals

David Beaver
Indian cuisine is known for its rich and diverse flavors, which are often achieved through the use of a variety of spices, herbs, and other flavorful ingredients. Many traditional Indian dishes are also vegan, making them an excellent source of inspiration for developing new and delicious vegan recipes.

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Vegan Foods That Can Be Stored in Your Freezer

David Beaver
When we first set out on the journey with Root Kitchen we wanted to develop a range of chef-prepared, frozen vegan meals to give people a convenient option when they don't have time to cook from scratch. Frozen food has many benefits, as the price point is often affordable and shelf life long making them the ideal option to have on hand for emergencies or when you don't have time to shop for groceries.

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Guide To Vegan Ingredient Replacements - Part 2

David Beaver
Here is the 2nd part of the blog post looking at vegan alternatives to popular ingredients that are used on a daily basis and whilst cooking.  Today we'll look at vegan alternatives to other popular foods including butter, chicken/beef stock, mayonnaise, honey, sugar, ice cream and last but not least, chocolate.

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The Root Kitchen Guide to Vegan Ingredient Replacements

David Beaver
To support you in your Veganuary efforts we've pulled together a list of alternatives that will make cooking and eating plant-based a breeze if you're new to it (or looking to start), lactose intolerant, or just health conscious and looking to reduce your reliance on meat and dairy.

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Advice For Those Taking Part In Veganuary For The First Time

David Beaver
Our favourite month of the year is here (well apart from May-July though but that doesn't count as they are sunny).  We've loved January ever since we started our journey with Root Kitchen and that is because it's all about Veganuary! Here are our top tips for making sure you get the most from your Veganuary experience

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How to Use Up Your Vegan Christmas Leftovers

David Beaver

So, you made it through Christmas and are now have a few days off work in that funny time in between Christmas and New Year when everybody is wandering round in a food coma trying to keep the kids entertained whilst not fully knowing what day it is.  If you are anything like us, that's when you check the fridge and realise that, along with all the delicious vegan chocolate and nibbles you have a mountain of half cling filmed Christmas dinner sides and delicious produce that you bought for the big day that now have to be used up!

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What are the Best Documentaries on Veganism on Netflix?

David Beaver
For anyone making a big lifestyle change, such as taking part in Veganuary for the first time, taking the first step is usually the hardest and it can often make things easier if you have researched the topic thoroughly first and what better place to learn about the benefits of a vegan diet than Netflix.

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Our Favourite Vegan Party Food Ideas

David Beaver

With Christmas party season now fully underway we thought what better time to share some of our favourite vegan party food hacks with you so you can wow your guests with some delicious vegan nibbles over the festive period.  Here are our 'go to' staple vegan finger food ideas.

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Vegan Mushroom Wellington Recipe

David Beaver
This is a bit of a last minute blog post but after sitting down with our Development Chef, Lyndon, last week to get his advice on how to Have Yourself a Merry Vegan Christmas, he casually dropped in that he had a banging recipe for a Vegan Mushroom Wellington, and all weekend I've been dreaming about this dish so we managed to get him to share the recipe.

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