The Vegan Thread

Oh no, now I’m in trouble
I fucking love sweets

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There's a new vegan cake shop opening in Peckham next to burger king.

what! amazing news

Called The Cakery, shop front is bright yellow you can't miss it

In case you didn’t know already, the rowntrees fruit gums etc are vegan now

Nestlé though.

Even more worrying

But this, not buying that

Mind you, who makes sweets for t’co-op? Anyone?

Any Vegan spots in Mallorca? Going in a couple weeks including 2 days in Palma

Went a few years back and trying to remember where we ate via HappyCow...

Think we went to both Ca n'Ela, and Temple Natura for food.
La Molienda was our go to for coffee (looks to be two of them now, only the one to the north existed at the time if memory serves), and looks like it does veggie/vegan brunchy stuff too now.

Jealous!

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g1028722-d4916080-Reviews-Restaurante_Bellaverde-Port_de_Pollenca_Majorca_Balearic_Islands.html

If you end up at the other side of the island

Lovely, thanks very much!

i remember seeing one on the right hand side of the road away up near Sa calobra...i can see it now..looks lovely..happy cow app will tell u everything

Any suggestions for a quick/not massively expensive lunch round Soho/ covent garden/ other touristy bits of central London?

Mildred's is the obvious choice round Soho way.

I've actually never been! Today might be the day.

Any recommendations for delivered vegan frozen meals?

My partner and I have just had a baby, so looking to save a bit of time where we can for a bit - currently tried AllPlants and The Brook - both tasty but lacking in portion sizes for sure.

Cook do some decent stuff, and you can get big trays for families

Anyone got a tip for a good place to eat in Amsterdam?

Club Mexicana at Seven dials market. They also have a location at Kingly Court.

Just did the tasting menu at saorsa (not staying here as it's far too pricey). Bold to put such divisive things as marmite and truffle on a menu people can't choose from (I hate both) but the marmite roasties were good. Truffle macarons are not for me, also, as someone who usually can't have dessert, I felt a bit cheated out of something that could have been more desserty and indulgent. Ice cream was also a terrible texture.

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Bold to put such divisive things as marmite and truffle on a menu people can't choose from

...and people call us cunts...

Blue cheese?