If you are about to go on an adventure travelling to distant places and exploring new cultures you may be thinking about how to be vegan in a foreign country.
It's not always possible to fill your suitcase with vegan food and if you are travelling for a long time you need to be able to find vegan food and recognise what is safe to eat. It can be a big worry for people going on holiday as you don't want to compromise your beliefs or struggle to find something to eat. Luckily there is a way to take the stress out of travelling as a vegan and all you have to do is download an app.
The Vegan Passport App from the Vegan society is perfect for travellers. It contains a phrasebook for asking for vegan options, making it easier to eat out when abroad. It can be scary going to a new country and not knowing what to ask for, so this app takes the worry away from travelling leaving you to free to focus on what clothes to bring and how much money you will need.
The app is available to downloads now and if you prefer an actual travel book this is set to be released on 1st July 2016. Just in time for the summer holidays.
Happy travelling and find out more here: https://www.vegansociety.com/whats-new/news/new-vegan-passport-app-now-available
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Tuesday, 14 June 2016
Friday, 5 February 2016
Support the Vegan logo
I like when products have a vegan logo. No need to check ingredients, no need to spend half a day walking round a supermarket, no doubt or wondering whether something is actually vegan.
Apart from the practical side there is another reason to support products that hold the vegan label. By buying a product registered with the vegan society it supports vegan businesses and shows demand.
If vegan products become popular companies will invest more in other vegan products. It is simply supply and demand, there will only be an increase in vegan products if people are buying them.
I heard a saying once that every time you spend money you are buying the world you want to live in. Do you want a cruelty free world or do you want cheap, fast food and poor quality.
Sometimes vegan products can be more expensive and if it's organic and fair trade too it may cost even more but think about how much your health is worth and how much are you willing to pay to support your lifestyle.
Where possible buy items that have the vegan logo and support your lifestyle with every pound that you spend.
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