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on the menu, Vietnamese Vegan Meatballs | Healthy Vegan Mac & Cheese | Ancient Grain Stew | Massaged Kale Salad

Food lovers Steven Lim and Andrew, along with their cameraman Adam, embark on the ultimate food adventure in BuzzFeed’s hit series, Worth It, trying delicious foods at three price points: affordable, middle tier, and luxury. At the end of the episode, the gang decides which item is the most “worth it” at its given price.


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This episode of Eat The Menu is a little slice of heaven! Watch Keith eat everything at a gourmet vegan restaurant!

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Rheema Calloway and Ronnishia Johnson are The Vegan Hood Chefs, a food truck and catering business that turns Creole classics into healthy vegan offerings in the city of San Francisco. The duo are determined to feed disenfranchised communities, particularly Black and brown populations, with accessible vegan food that tastes good, like their oyster mushroom po’ boys, hearts of palm crab cakes, and more. Rheema and Ronnishia, both longtime activists and organizers, are still learning about veganism but are inspired by the positive health benefits of eating plant-based to revolutionize nutrition in the hood.

In this episode of FUEL, we head to new heights following professional rock climber Alex Honnold, whose jaw-dropping, free-solo climbs (no ropes) have cemented him as one of the most revered and respected climbers in the world.

Set in stunning Utah, Alex takes us along as he trains and preps for an upcoming expedition in Angola, Africa. We follow him to unique climbing destinations; Maple Canyon for cobble climbing and an intense alpine scramble up the south ridge of Mount Superior with fellow dirtbag climber James Lucas.

Before setting off for Angola, being a self-professed lazy cook, Alex shops for vegan snacks and drops by Gnarly Nutrition in search of light, tasty, and travel-friendly food to keep him powered up and at a high fitness level. It’s clear, no matter what Alex scarfs up, that by following his own brand of a healthy middle ground, the sky’s the limit.

Prepare the the night before by adding the oats into a jar with the almond milk. Add in the raspberries, or your fruit of choice, and give it a good stir. Place in the fridge to set overnight. In the morning top it with dried fruit, nuts and/or seeds.

SNACK - Juice and Banana Bread Nakd Bar:
1 thumb size piece ginger
1/2 pineapple
1 cucumber
2 sticks celery
Juice the fruit and vegetables, pour into a glass and serve chilled.

LUNCH - Mexican Chilli Bowl (Serves 1):
2 potatoes
1 tsp olive oil
2 cloves garlic
1/2 tsp paprika
Salt & black pepper
Three Bean Chilli
1/2 avocado
Cashew Sour Cream
Toppings: Sliced red chilli, spring onion, coriander
Start by cutting the potatoes into wedges. Place them on a lined baking tray and drizzle over the olive oil, mince over the garlic and then season them with the paprika, salt and black pepper. Place those in the oven to cook for 25 minutes on 180 degrees celsius. Serve immediately once they are removed from the oven, top with the Three Bean Chilli, mashed avocado, Cashew Sour Cream and toppings of choice.

SNACK - Muesli Energy Balls (Makes 8):
1/2 cup oats
1/2 cup oat flour
1 green apple, grated
8 finely chopped dates
1 tbsp almond butter
1/2 tsp cinnamon
Add all ingredients into a large mixing bowl and roughly mixed it together with your hands. Take a small amount and roll them into balls to make 8 altogether. Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 4 days.

DINNER - Broccoli Pasta:
Broccoli Soup
Penne pasta
1/2 cup peas
Small handful basil, shredded
Cook the penne pasta and heat the broccoli soup. Rinse and drain the pasta, add the soup/sauce to the pan, then the pasta back in and stirred it through. Add in the peas and basil then serve with a squeeze of fresh lemon juice.

DESSERT - Almond and Raspberry Ice-cream with chocolate drizzle
Ice-lolly molds
Small handful raspberries (for each)
Almond milk
Prepare the day/morning before by adding the raspberries into an ice lolly mold then fill it to the top with almond milk, stir and leave to set in the freezer for at least 7-8 hours.

China is the biggest consumer of meat in the world, but its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions is also fueling a plant-based food movement. Annie Louey explains.

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Avoiding high-emission foods can have a bigger climate impact than any other consumption change.

Our consumption habits emit billions of tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Our diets account for one-fourth of those emissions.

The food we eat emits so many greenhouse emissions because of the land it takes to grow it, but it also has something to do with biology. This video explains why the production of some foods emit more than others, and which foods to avoid to be a more climate-conscious consumer.

Thirty days of going vegan is in the books and I have to say this one was a bit more difficult than keto for me as it took me out of my comfort zone. This Vegan 30 day challenge certainly surprised me in several ways and at the end of the day, I think it is a reasonable diet to follow as long as it's planned adequately.

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Not sure where to look for vegan shoes and accessories? I got you 😉 Watch my first ever brand review on vegan shoe brand Collection & Co and find out what my three favourite items from them are!

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Can "ethical" be synonymous with "fashion-forward"? Can vegan materials perform just as well as or better than animal-derived products? Is it possible to be at the top of your fashion game and be cruelty-free? Gathering together the designers making all the above possible, PETA hosted its first-ever Vegan Fashion + Sustainability panel talk with designers Joshua Katcher (founder, Brave GentleMan; faculty, Parsons), Leanne Mai-ly Hilgart (founder, VAUTE), Stephanie Nicora (founder, Nicora Johns), Rebecca Mink (founder, Mink Shoes), and moderator Taryn Hipwell, a member of the faculty at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM). A packed house of design students, style influencers, and fashion industry change-makers attended the event, which was held at Pyo Gallery LA, just a couple of short blocks from FIDM's campus.

Tipsy Meat Eater Trolls Vegan, Lively Debate Unfolds.