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The ultimate question for any vegan with a sweet tooth — are Skittles vegan?! With these colourful candies a favourite among sweet lovers worldwide, some vegans may be wondering if they can still partake!
At The Goodness Project, we’re experts in the world of vegan sweet treats and snacks, so we’ve put together this comprehensive guide to Skittles (and their vegan status) to help any new vegan better navigate it. Keep reading to find out more!
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.
With veganism on the rise, more people are searching the world for nutritious and tasty meat-substitutes. Though more and more options are available in the vegan market daily, tofu is considered one of the classics when it comes to a vegetarian diet. But is tofu vegan?
Keep reading this comprehensive guide so you know if tofu is in fact vegan, plus the many benefits to tofu consumption and considerations you might need to make if you’re vegan and wanting to enjoy some delicious tofu goodness.
To follow up on our last blog that asked whether dark chocolate was vegan or not, today we’re turning our attention to another commonly asked vegan question, and it’s to do with one of the nations favourite sweet treats: Donuts.
In answer to the question “is dark chocolate vegan?” The resounding answer should be: Yes! Typically dark chocolate is made with no milk, unlike its milk and white chocolate counterparts.
The trends for the 2021 travel season are pointing conclusively to one outcome: The rejuvenated rise of the classic British staycation.
It’s expected that in 2021 the British seaside resorts will be bustling, with some campsites in popular locations like Dorset, Devon and Cornwall reporting that they’re 300% up on bookings year on year and have had to turn away hundreds of customers due to being fully booked.
But this left us at the Goodness Project with a question: Amongst all the surge in staycation bookings, which would be the best vegan staycation for 2021?
