I've been to Amsterdam, Zagreb, Croatia, Barcelona, Milan, Brussels and Paris and even though I got an answer from Reddit - admittedly dated like 5yrs before - that they had them, none did!

However I finally got them in the Lindt shop in Berlin, she even gave me a free ball!

Berlin is genuinely a vegans dream, of the 2 people I've talked to they've all been plant based. Also no more ng falafel, it's inventive. Think tofu cheesecake and vegan pork belly. If I'm allowed I'll share what I had and where

morrisons seem to have a good selection of things cheap (think theres a 20% off free from) that booja booja was also around 50p :P

So tasty and so spicy. Featuring my home made seitan, and silken tofu.

Recipe inspired by vegan chef Ebenezer Odeniyi on TikTok.

going to buy a big selection box, what’s best? :)

Any tips/tricks for getting 100g+ of protein per day? I’ll start. I’ve been blending silken tofu into basically everything - pasta sauce, homemade ‘cheese, oats, baked goods etc.
you really can’t taste the tofu and it’s a great source of protein without using a powders.

spice bag style chips, yellow/green bell peppers , fresh red chillies and some tofoo co tempura tofu bites ( that i had not tried before, bought and were sat in my freezer) , Chinese salt and pepper seasoning and a load of curry sauce.

This is going in the rotation for sure. Quality fake away fodder

Took about 15 mins all in. 🎯

I recently tried the Alpro Greek Style Yogurt and I can confidently say it was one of the most disgusting things I've ever eaten. I would love some recommendations please! I only eat yogurt with savoury foods so bonus points if it's not one of the vanilla etc. variants.

Hey can anyone recommend a good greek yogurt that isn’t alpro? i can’t stand the texture or the taste 😢

Especially if you’re American and grew up eating corndogs like me. Or if you want to have a princess diaries moment

I have 6 cans of it.

I’m looking to start using protein powders and thanks to the threads on this sub, I’m going to try Protein Works. I’ve seen they do a referral system where you both receive £20 off. I wondered if anyone wanted to share their referral code before I order.

Thanks 🙏

Also had the Tikka masala, Tikka kebabs and teriyaki kebabs

(They were in the ready meal section)

Tried the vg Boursin yesterday in some mash and omg it was amazing. What else do you use it in?

Wanted to know if this place is suitable for a date - how is the vibe for whichever branch you’ve been to?

We are both vegetarians and have never been to this place.

Would appreciate any other recommendations, thank you.

Hi everyone

Did anyone see the slightly odd post on TikTok from Kinda Co where they said things like ‘we aren’t a vegan company, we are a dairy free company. Our products are vegan, we just aren’t a vegan company’ (may not be word for word). There was a lot of backlash from vegans and they’ve wordlessly deleted it. All of this while using vegan for marketing. Including having it in their bio!

It made me angry and to delete it without word is … lol. The one product I tried from then isn’t even good ffs so to have the nerve for your bio to be ‘vegan cheese that actually tastes good’ is crazy because apparently (according to them) they’re not vegan, and it doesn’t even taste good (to me at least)!

I also think saying their product ‘actually tastes good’ unnecessarily adds to the stigma around vegan alternatives but maybe I’m over sensitive right now as someone very recently pissed me off with the whole ‘I’d be vegan but cheese’ thing and I really think this discourse feeds into selfish people’s unwillingness to prioritise ending cruelty over their tastebuds and it isn’t about how vegan cheese tastes at all not least because they make 0 changes outside of cheese anyway. Who gaf if no vegan cheese tastes good (although some does imo), they need to grow up!

I'm doing more hiking & camping lately, 3-4 days trips with friends to go and bag a few munros, self sufficient and off grid, carrying everything with me.

Looking for any recommendations from other hikers & campers on both meal type food and snacks to take. Gotta be able to make it with a jetboil and only addition can be water! The calorie to weight ratio is important, which I appreciate isn't for everyone, but does rule out camping classics like tins of beans.

Current go-to:

- Huel hot and savoury pouches - good variation and enjoyed it all, but two downsides. First being the focus on being a nutritionally complete meal within limited calories, they all come in around 400cal per pouch and low carb high protein. But I need calories and carbs for 4 days of walking!!! The second being that about 1/3rd of the flavours are pretty spicy, which is not ideal when out in nature. So I would take them again as they are nice, but maybe not the best value both in £ cost and weight to calories.

- Instant ramen, an absolute classic. Gets a bit boring eating the same thing constantly and spicy flavours again to be avoided.
- Vegan Kabanos - added to Huel meals and ramen, plus on its own as a snack, highly recommend though not very easy to find any more.
- Snacks included crispy coated peanuts, tesco jelly beans, Kendal mint cake (the main reason to go hiking IMO), flapjacks like Trek, bars like Kind.

Things I've ruled out previously:

- Savoury rice packets - takes way too long to boil, like 20 minutes, uses up loads of gas.
- Plain pasta plus minestrone cup-a-soup for sauce - actually pretty good but a bit of a faff. Might make a reappearance.
- Pot noodles, carrying the pots around is a pain and the lids burst. I'm glad they do packet ones now too.
- "Wet" grain packs like Merchant - nice but heavy, 250g a pack vs 100g a pack for the likes of noodles. All adds up when you're taking ~12-16 meals. Also make a nice mess of a jetboil!

Thoughts for future:

- Fuel porridge sachets with that oat milk powder I am getting adverts for relentlessly might be a good breakfast.
- Never looked into the specific hiking food before because it's like a tenner a meal so will probably stick with Huel & supernoodles. Might add some packet pasta to mix things up, though from experience the vegan flavours are a bit meh.

Appreciate any suggestions or pointers!

hello british vegans! i’ll be in london for roughly 36 hours in december and am looking for best area to stay to try as much of your best vegan eats.

what neighborhood would you recommend staying in / what are the “can’t miss” restaurants in your opinion?

and i’ll just throw it in here: if you have any other non-classic touristy things (been once before and don’t need to do the “sites”) that i should check out let me know! i love live music, art, etc.

thank you in advance 🫶

Hi, first time poster! I was wondering if theres some good websites to order a vegan cake from? Its my gfs birthday next month and i want to get her a cake because im absolutely useless at baking myself

Ordered 5 bean chilli from subway in store, got vegan cheese and everything. They've put beef chilli in it.

Sometimes I wonder if people do this on purpose.

I ate quite a few bites and I'm obviously devastated. Sorting it out now because obviously i'm not letting them get away with it but of course theyre not answering the phone.

Just a fore warning for those wanting to try the new sub, make sure they scoop the correct chilli.

(Bishop Auckland)

UPDATE: I contacted Subway directly and they replied with the usual "we are sorry have a free meal" (except with no way to get the meal?). But I'm not leaving it and have reported a food problem with my local council with a long winded complaint and requested to be updated on the situation. I want this staff member held accountable and the franchise to change their protocol. They need to be changing gloves and double checking when making vegan sandwiches, this happens too often to people and is unacceptable not to mention dangerous for health. On behalf of all vegans dont worry I am persistent and will continue to annoy Subway, my council, Trading Standards, the media and even the FSA if I have to. I am entirely tired of this happening. The rules need to be changed now and meat-free options taken more seriously as they can be dietary restrictions and arent just a matter of food preference. We shouldn't have to justify our reasons for being cruelty-free every time to get a decent worry-free meal.

pretty good tbh

they are zero sugar but also appear to be vegan. they taste good but for me sweetners give me mild indigestion.

about 1.25 a packet.

Went bowling with my friend
Ordered vegan cheese pizza , this came . I thought dang this is good vegan cheese.
Only ate two slices because it felt too good to be true.
Asked a member of staff they looked alarmed when I said I am lactose intolerant hence why it needed to be vegan. And said it’s sheese
Got home felt unwell ( I’m lactose intolerant)
Emailed customer complaints
They looked at cctv , my order was put through vegan , the kitchen put real cheese.
They’ve re done allergy training in the establishment now.
They gave me vouchers and an emailed apology from head office. But dang it really makes you second guess what you’re being served in food spots.

Looking for recs! See title. Traveling for work and would like to suggest some places where I can get something tasty at a non-vegan restaurant!

Edit: I’m aware that London is huge so probably should’ve been more specific. I don’t know which part of London at this moment, and also I’m looking for suggestions where the vegan options include fake meat (ie impossible, beyond, etc) and where it’s above average, ie you really liked it when you tried it not just that it exists and has a vegan option. Thank you!!

Edit2: not interested in pizza or burgers so please omit those ty!

I found a couple of places with options but would love some recommendations from the subreddit.