frequently asked questions

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Being vegan / veganism is an ethical stance that is centered around avoiding all forms of exploitation and cruelty to animals. As a result of living my life centered around avoiding the use of animals, vegans don’t eat meat, eggs, dairy or honey, and also not wearing leather or shearling (or any other animal products), and avoid activities that uses animals for entertainment purposes, such as zoos and horse riding.

Plant-based is a way of eating that is centered around eating a predominately plants. Some people chose to eat 100% plant-based and others choose to eat some animal products. Also, as plant-based only refers to what you eat, plant-based eaters may still choose to use animals in other parts of their life, such as their clothing, skin care, and entertainment.

As a result of these differences, I try to avoid using the term ‘vegan diet’ as vegan/veganism isn’t a diet. I will use the terms vegan or 100% plant-based.

No, I’m a home-cook (taught by my mum!) who focuses on sharing 100% plant-based / vegan recipes with my community.

Not yet! I would love to publish a cookbook in the future to help people eat more plants!

Send me a message to let me know the kind of cookbook you’d like to see!

I try my hardest to ensure that the recipes are accurate. However, ingredients and equipment vary across the world, so this may impact the outcome of the recipe. If you suspect an error in one of my recipes, please let me know.