Moo Free Chocolates
What a name! Moo Free Chocolates. Isn't it great to know what you're getting straight away?
This post tells you all about how this company came about, what they sell, why they created it and more.
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Rebel Kitchen
Tamara Arbib
I learned about Rebel Kitchen on Twitter. Tamara produces a variety of 'mylks' which are healthy, yummy and kid-friendly. Tamara has been kind enough to answer some questions so you can get a feel of what Rebel Kitchen does and why.
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I found out about SpaRitual via Twitter and was chuffed to find out that their nail polishes were vegan. This naturally, led me to want to find out more about them and then share that with you. So over to Rachel Scaife, SpaRitual UK Account Manager who has responded to the first three questions, after which, the responses are from Shel Pink, SpaRitual Founder.
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The inspiration behind Go Max Go
I tried some of Go Max Go's candy recently. They are super yummy! So I wanted you to have them on your radar.
Are you wondering why there's a photo of three dogs? Well, they are their inspiration! They're all rescues and they remind them of the fact that all animals deserve respect and that living vegan furthers that agenda. Isn't that great?
Read MoreComfort Candy
Comfort Candy sells fresh, handmade, treats.
In their own words "Comfort Candies are a true guilt-free delight!" Sounds good doesn't it? Excited? Find out more below...
Discoveries at Vdelicious
Vdelicious is an exhibition which spans across three days. It's full of companies who sell vegetarian, vegan and free-from items. I attended this for the first time on Saturday 5th July. I
I roamed around and checked out the various stands and then supported The Good Health Box too.
Check out some of the goodies from the vegan businesses, which I captured on camera!
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Surprise adventure
I was lucky enough for Suraj to book a surprise Urban Adventure for us in June 2014. He booked it with Veganbnb Travel.
To tour guide or not to tour guide!
We'd only been on one holiday where we had a tour guide and the experience was a mixed bag. It ranged from generous, amazing and adventurous to neglectful and greedy. I'd forgotten about that until we discussed it on the trip and I was thankful for the memory lapse! I wouldn't have wanted some of these memories to cloud my perception of how this trip would be. Why? Because it was great! :)
Read MoreAstonished by Astonish's huge range of vegan, affordable, cruelty-free cleaning products.
Conscious Cakes
Kelsey Anderson
This post is all about Conscious Cakes. Don't they look tempting? :)
I must tell you that I am excited and disappointed about Conscious Cakes. I'm excited because the cakes look and sound so yummy! You'll see what I mean, as you read the post. BUT I'm disappointed because I can't taste them! Fingers crossed that Conscious Cakes will extend where they ship their goodies soon! :)
Kizzy's cookies
Below, you'll hear from from Kezia. She is the founder and force behind Kizzy's Cookies.
Kizzy's cookies
Having a seriously sweet tooth means I’m always on the look out for delicious vegan treats. But I could never quite find the indulgent, chewy cookie of my dreams.
So I made it my mission to combine my passion for cooking with my love of veganism and create the perfect vegan cookie. After much adapting, tweaking and finely tuning the recipe, Kizzy's Cookies was born!
With animal welfare and educating people about veganism at the heart of what I do, I'm eager to share my passion for tasty vegan treats with the world.
Starting right here in the UK, where they are already available in two London shops, (Oliver's Whole Foods in Kew and Black Cat Cafe in Hackney) and with more business meetings lined up, I have an ambition to get Kizzy’s Cookies into Whole Foods, Waitrose, Sainsbury's and eventually the US.
For those of you who do not wish to support companies that are owned or in partnership with those that test on animals or sell non-vegan products; you can feel assured that Kizzy's Cookies doesn't tick that box. I'm not owned by, or in partnership with, companies that test on animals or sell non-vegan products.
Look out for me on the Kizzy’s Cookies stall at the London Vegan Fair in August.
I want to change the way the world feels about vegan food one cookie at a time.
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Handmade vegan cosmetics by Heavenly Organics Skin Care
This post is all about Heavenly Organics.
What a name!
It makes me visualise being nourished, indulged, enriched, and at the same time; I am reassured that the 'cost' to other living beings and the planet, is minimal.
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