Another week, another sausage roll. Don't get me wrong I am all for this wide range of options, but could we possible get a few different options now? Would a pasty hurt anyone? I finally made the trek down to our local Sainsbury's and I must admit that their vegan range, Plant Pioneers, looked pretty … Continue reading Plant Pioneers no sausage rolls
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Alpro mango yogurt
It is currently 27 degrees in England, which is always a shock for us Brits. I also stand by the fact that British heat is not the same as any other type of heat. In the US and the Mediterranean, you at least have a cooling breeze on you (at least form my experience). Not … Continue reading Alpro mango yogurt
Moser Roth vegan chocolate
Since the EPIC betrayal of Tesco changing their recipe of their chocolate orange bar, I have been searching for a good chocolate replacement. One that doesn't cost a load of money but still manages to taste like chocolate. There are a lot of options out there now, so I feel it is only my duty … Continue reading Moser Roth vegan chocolate
Easter Egg Chocolates
Yes, I am aware that I am very late to this. But one of the harsh realities of adult life is that no one buys you an Easter egg anymore. You have to make an active effort to go out to the shops to pick one up. And did I do that in time? No … Continue reading Easter Egg Chocolates
M&S Southern Fried Chicken Strips
I think it goes without saying that M&S are absolutely killing it with their vegan range. It seems every time I go in, there is a new product for me to try. And being the kind vegan that I am, I just have to try it all. These were a pleasant find, mainly because you … Continue reading M&S Southern Fried Chicken Strips
Lidl Choco Hoops
No matter how crazy the world gets, it seems I can always count on two things: Lidl and cereal. Lidl has quite the reputation for having a goldmine of super cheap vegan products that are scarily similar to more expensive and well known brands. Their cereals are so cheap and as someone who appreciates a … Continue reading Lidl Choco Hoops
Naked without the oink bacon
Another day another bacon alternative! This stuff actually worked quite well. The taste wasn't perfect - you could tell it was a fake meat - but it did have a pretty satisfying crunch to it. I had this with a burger to make myself another posh burger, and it did add a nice extra texture … Continue reading Naked without the oink bacon
Vegan Halloumi
I think everyone can agree that one of the best cheeses out there is, quite simply, halloumi. I have yet to mention the word halloumi and not have every single person around me go 'mmmmmm halloumi' with that lustful hungry look on their face. Halloumi is great. The downside is that, obviously, halloumi is made … Continue reading Vegan Halloumi
Aldi vegan sweets
Following on from my find of the Leo the Lion sweets from Aldi, I managed to pick up the other two options! Everyone, meet Walter and Wendy Worm... These taste exactly like Haribo sweets. I always found that most vegan gummy sweets were never overly 'gummy'...they were more like wine gums than jelly babies texture … Continue reading Aldi vegan sweets
Vegan alternative to ‘Percy Pigs’
Aldi does it once again! VEGAN. PERCY. PIGS. Ok they are not actually percy pigs but these are the perfect alternative. Leo the Lion comes to the rescue! I also saw that they had other creature on offer (Ozzy the Ostrich or something like that?) so I will definitely be trying those as soon as … Continue reading Vegan alternative to ‘Percy Pigs’
Taylor Talks Vegan 