It is that time of year again. As the New Year approaches many people plan to make some changes. The often broken (within hours), new year resolutions. A worldwide movement has started this January called Veganuary. Which is asking people to try vegan for the month of January. People everywhere are making a New Year's resolution to be kinder, healthier, and more sustainable by trying a vegan diet.
The start of a new year is the perfect time for new beginnings.
The start of a new year is the perfect time for new beginnings. And this January, people across the world will be able to discover how they can live happy, healthy lives without harming others. The idea is simple: try vegan for the month of January. This is a chance to give cruelty-free living a go with thousands of others — and without any pressure — to discover how easy and rewarding it can be.
What do Vegans eat?
Here are five main things to consider about giving a vegan diet a go:
Because we only have one planet.
Because we can live happy and healthy lives without harming others
Because it's delicious.
Because male dairy calves aren't 'waste products'.
Because male chicks shouldn't be disposable.
What have you got to lose?
Going meat-free doesn't mean missing out. There are loads of easy great recipes on offer. A free cookbook is available
herePacked with dozens of delicious plant-based recipes.
What do vegans eat for breakfast?
There is a growing list of Vegan friendly cafes and products on the market. Who are also on Facebook. These sites offer great food, products, ideas and recipes.
Check out:
Veggiful - A cute vegan cooking blog. Here you will find easy and delicious vegan recipes.
The Vegan Box - Australia's 1st Vegan Subscription Box. Discover the best vegan products, without leaving home.
Bliss Organic Vegan & vegetarian restaurant.
The Green Room Vegan & vegetarian cafe.
There is also a Vegan festival held late in the year in Adelaide.
Vegan Festival Adelaide
Send on any other great vegan recommendations.
For a kinder world
If you've ever wanted to try cruelty-free living, this is the perfect opportunity. As a pescatarian, I eat no meat, but do eat fish, I am contemplating making this a new year resolution.
Further information is available
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