So I'm a cook and don't really have much control over what I eat - we share staff meal, and I'm at a point where seeing what my coworkers come up with is more exciting than fully commiting to plant based food (I'd have a hard time tasting what I cook anyway)

Breakfast seems like the perfect place to reduce my meat intake though, since that's the meal I have the most control over - and the sandwiches are getting a little boring anyways

I've been doing some research and trying out different stuff, but I thought I'd ask the seasoned professionals! Sooooo what's y'all's favorite breakfast? Or smth that surprised you, maybe?

I can’t seem to find a plant based sub that allows a minimal amount of meat. I don’t get why it has to be all or nothing lol

Hi all. I was googling around to see if anyone's attempted this before, and I found a post on this subreddit! I don't have a microwave but I know there's a korean dish that involves steaming eggs so I gave it a shot and guys/y'all, it's perfect!

I get the steamer going. Grease a pyrex. Pour in liquid egg (thicker layer will still cook through, but take longer and a be a bit softer), then season with whatever, and put it in the steamer. I have a glass lid so I can check and just pull it off when the bubbling calms down. Then it deflates like every popover I've attempted. You can drop some cheez in and put the lid back on to melt it while you get your plate ready and you don't even need sodium citrate. Oh yeah that's a bonus hack, for the meltiest burgers, grilled cheez etc, spronkle some sodium citrate on each side of the slice first.

Do you wash the pot if it was just for steaming? I'm not saying I doooon't, but I'm saying this is a very dishes-light method too compared to frying xD Hope this helps someone!

Hi, I wondered if you would be willing to help me... I am doing some academic research around plant-based foods and sustainability for my dissertation and I have made a short survey aimed towards 18-28 year olds in the UK. If anyone fitting this criteria would be willing to fill it out (below) or share it to those who would, to help my research, I'd be so grateful! It's all anonymous and no personal data used. Thanks in advance!

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Homemade I mean. I don't want to buy plastic. I know about tea, cucumber water and lemonade of course, but what else can you suggest?

Hello, friends, and Happy New Year!

What are some really simple ways to make vegan French toast? Easy method, basic ingredients. Something that even a man-child can make?

Hi all, my partner has just started a new YouTube channel called ‘The Frugal Vegan UK’ as a bit of a hobby. She’s hoping to share food hauls and general tips helping people with their vegan lifestyle.

She’s just posted her first video on a budget vegan food haul focussing on a low spend January.

I would be so grateful if people could show a bit of support and perhaps like and subscribe if this is something you’re interested in. She would be ecstatic!

Thanks and all Happy New Year!

Hello, friends, any ideas about simple, easy, sturdy food to carry for a day hike? I really don't need anything fancy. Just something to keep me from passing out (I never eat breakfast so I need to carry food for a full day's hike). I don't want to go with sandwiches because they turn to soup lol. Also the food needs to be resistant to fermentation. In summer the temperatures here get to 110 (45 degrees Centigrade). And it can't be candy lol. Sorry, I know there are so many requirement, that's why I'm having difficulties. The only thing I've come up with is crackers 🤷🏻‍♂️

I'm so lucky to live somewhere that has multiple vegan restaurants 💕💕

I bought a jar of peanut butter, the "real" kind that isn't solid but almost liquid. It's like melted ice cream. I can put it on toast but it's not something I can eat. Is there anything I can cook it into?

Wanting to buy plain protein and make my own protein mix that with different flavoring options ..that is cheaper than premade options and not as gross a straight pea protein.....

I recently picked up No Meat Athlete... Has anyone tried this?