It sounds absurd. Vegan toilet paper? Who even thinks about that when we’re wiping our bums? Turns out—you should. If you're aiming for a cruelty-free lifestyle, skipping animal products in food is just the start. Toilet paper (and tissues, paper towels, etc.) can also sneak in
Vegan breakfast doesn’t have to be tricky—but it can be. Many mainstream cereals hide non-vegan surprises like vitamin D3 (from lanolin), milk derivatives, whey, honey, or even gelatin. We’ve rounded up 10 of the best vegan-approved cereals that are easy to find across the U.S., taste
What’s safe, what’s sneaky, and where to find tasty vegan crunch If you’re a vegan navigating the snack aisle, you’ve probably paused in front of a stack of Pringles cans wondering, “Can I eat these?” You’re not alone. In the U.S., Pringles Original is
For years, vegans have asked a simple question at restaurants: “Is this cocktail vegan?” And for years, they’ve been met with blank stares, awkward pauses, or the dreaded, “Umm... I think so?” But now, something is shifting — and it’s about time. Across the globe, forward-thinking bars and restaurants
Let me start by saying this: I love being vegan. Going plant-based changed my life in ways I never imagined — for my health, the animals, and the planet. But after being in the vegan space for a few years, I’ve realized something not enough people talk about: Vegan culture
You’re out with friends, sipping a gorgeous cocktail — orange peel curled just right, clinking ice cubes, a little sprig of mint for flair. You clink glasses, take a sip, and feel pretty good knowing your plant-based lifestyle is on point. But wait — did you know your cocktail might not
Let me say this up front: Feeding a family on a budget is an Olympic-level sport. Add “vegan” to the mix and most people assume you’ve either won the lottery or live off carrots and lentils alone. But I’m here to tell you — it’s not only possible,
For most of my adult life, my skin was my biggest insecurity. Redness. Cystic acne. Sudden flare-ups with no clear cause. I tried everything—dermatologists, drugstore creams, prescription pills, expensive facials. I’d leave the skincare aisle with $60 in products and a sliver of hope… only to wake up
If you'd told me a year ago that I’d give up meat overnight, I would’ve laughed — mid–chicken wing. Meat wasn’t just part of my diet. It was part of my identity. I grew up with Sunday roasts, family barbecues, cold cuts in school lunches.
It was 4:03 a.m. No alarm. No dramatic realization. Just a quiet, inexplicable moment of clarity. I opened my eyes, wandered into the kitchen, brewed a cup of tea, and sat in the stillness, the world asleep around me. And then, without even planning it, I decided: Today,
Picture this: it’s a Tuesday afternoon, sunlight pooling lazily across the kitchen floor. I’m sitting at the table with my daughter, who’s happily munching on a peanut butter sandwich. I’ve got a spoonful of hummus halfway to my mouth when she tilts her head and asks:
The Delicious Myths That Keep Us Hooked on Animal Products You’ve probably heard it all: “Meat is the best source of protein.” “Eggs are essential for a healthy breakfast.” “Milk makes your bones strong.” Let’s just say… those breakfast tables have been lying to us for decades—served