Why Vegans Don't Drink Milk
It is the question that vegans get asked all the time.
“Can you drink milk?”
It is up there with “can you eat fish?” and “can you eat cheese?”.
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When you’ve just gone vegan, life can be hard. Adjusting to your new lifestyle can take some time, and learning the ins and outs of being vegan isn’t always easy.
You need to know what you can and can’t eat, learn new tasty recipes that offer up all of the nutrients you need to stay healthy while still ensuring you stick to your budget. The truth is, it can all be a little overwhelming.
At The Goodness Project, we are experts in all things vegan. That’s why we put together this handy guide of everything we think new vegans should know, created specifically to help you navigate life as a new vegan. Keep reading to start learning our top vegan tips, recipes and more!
If you’re a new vegan, you should know why you’re doing it. Any dietary commitment is easier to stick to if you know your ‘why’. We all know that the vegan lifestyle has risen in popularity over the last few years or so, but why exactly is it that you made the jump?
As a new vegan it is vital that you understand the benefits of your lifestyle, as it allows you to educate others about the detrimental effects of the meat industry or the inarguable health benefits of a vegan diet. Here are some of the main reasons to go vegan, why not spend some time figuring out your why?
If you’re a new vegan, you might be struggling to know what to eat. Though there are a world of creative and colourful vegan meals available, it’s important to ensure that you are meeting your nutritional needs and not just eating vegan ‘junk’ — a real thing! If you do not plan your diet properly, you might end up low in some essential nutrients, including calcium, iron and vitamin B12.
For a healthy vegan diet, you need to make sure that you:
More focussed cravings (such as sweet treats or meals for special occasions) are going to take a little extra thought, but gone are the days of the vegan missing out! We know you’ll want some amazing extra recipes to add to your list, so here are a couple of our favourite vegan recipes that we think all new vegans should try!
Donuts are a delicious favourite among everyone, but when you’re following a vegan or a gluten-free diet, it can be hard to find any that are gluten, dairy and egg free, that’s where we come in! Complete with vegan chocolate icing, our vegan and gluten-free donuts mean new vegans are no longer forced to miss out on this indulgent delicacy.
What you’ll need:
If these ingredients are tickling your fancy and you think you’re ready to get baking, why not follow the recipe from Losune’s Simple Vegan Blog.
Another classic favourite that many vegans find themselves missing out on is a good blueberry scone. If you fancy getting creative with your vegan baking and leaving the days of missing out in the past, this delicious recipe could be perfect for you.
What you’ll need:
Ready to get started? Read the rest of this wonderful recipe at Wholesome Patisserie.
Find more of our favourite vegan baking recipes here, plus if you’re looking to add a dash of chocolate to your bakes, find out which ones are suitable in our guide to vegan chocolate.
Looking for Delicious Vegan Christmas Recipes? Find more over in this blog!
If you’re buying gifts for a new vegan (including yourself!) but are feeling somewhat lost at where to start, you’ve come to the right place. Here are a couple of our favourite gifts for new vegans:
Find Vegan Gifts and Snacks For Any Occasion at The Goodness Project, or Find Loads More Expert Vegan Tips Over on The Goodness Blog!
At The Goodness Project, we provide healthy, free-from snacks and more for vegans new and old! Just because you’re at the start of your vegan journey doesn’t mean you shouldn’t enjoy every step!
We are dedicated to providing you with only the best vegan snacks, recipes and ideas, with years of experience to back us up. Contact us today to find out more!
It is the question that vegans get asked all the time.
“Can you drink milk?”
It is up there with “can you eat fish?” and “can you eat cheese?”.
We may rely on gifts more than usual to compensate for the last few years and truly treat ourselves and others. But it doesn't mean we should overindulge, because that's the last thing the environment needs, particularly in the beauty gift sector.