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Diary of a plant-based eater on a road trip

The vast American landscape is almost begging to be explored by car. Ours is a large country. There are landmarks and storied architecture almost everywhere you go. Crossing the plains or farms or cityscapes reminds one of times past where pilgrims, explorers, those attempting to find Manifest Destiny crossed great stretches of land for something better. Roads and interstates are designed to be easy to follow. Gas stations and motels dot our country. Numerous fast-food restaurants pop up every few miles. Unless you’re driving through the Mojave Desert, you’ll find food anywhere you go in America.

That is, so long as you enjoy meat and dairy.

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Black vegan chefs to know about

Black American food has fallen into several false stereotypes, many of which deem the cuisine as greasy, unhealthy, and deep-fried. Think about southern cuisine and what comes to mind?

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Doing more with your vegetables

If you’re a carnivore, or someone who eats a good deal of meat, it can be difficult to see vegetables as anything other than a side dish. When we think of a ‘typical’ American meal, meat is quite often the centerpiece of the plate…

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The Abundant world of Alternative Milks

Walking down the dairy aisle of the supermarket can sometimes feel… well, confusing. What was once an easy stroll to get your whole milk, yogurt, and butter has now become a sea of alternative dairy products.

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Six common Vegan ingredients

Confused about vegan ingredients? Look no further! Here’s a list of six of the most common ones…

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