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Non-vegan restaurants where you can actually eat as a vegan
As a student on a budget, these are my top 4 Vegan places that helped me get through my first semester at Centennial College
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Is Veganism For Me?
While researching popular health trends in 2020, one that continued to reoccur was meatless proteins and the vegan lifestyle. In Toronto the meatless market is taking the food industry by storm. Since the release of the Beyond Meat burger at A&W, many other fast food joints and even grocery stores have followed suit. You can now find a meatless meatball sandwich at Subway, a plant-based section at Loblaws, and entirely vegan restaurants with a vest menu selection.
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5 Places to get Vegan Sweets on the Danforth
With its seemingly endless row of restaurants, cafés, and bakeries, the Danforth is an epicurean haven. Whatever it is you crave, you are sure to find it here. Amongst the sizzling deep-fried Greek cheese, garlicky souvlaki, and limitless supply of delicate, honey-soaked pastries, vegan food might not be on your radar. Surprisingly, however, there are a number of places in the neighbourhood to get vegan and vegetarian meals, and even the ever-elusive vegan dessert. Here are five places to get sweet vegan treats on the Danforth. Tsaa Tea Shop  Although Tsaa Tea Shop is primarily known for their impressive selection of tea, anyone with a sweet tooth should take…
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Seriously Simple Soup
A Soup Recipe for Everyone! By Christina Guidoccio Soup season’s not over yet, right? There’s snow on the ground; I’m pretty sure that means soup is a requirement. Whenever I check the fridge and see a motley assortment of vegetables that don’t seem to belong together, I begin setting up the soup-making arsenal: knife, pyrex, blender. No soup I have ever made has tasted the same, but every soup has been delicious! This recipe has infinite possibilities. You don’t like peppers? Cool, don’t put them in. You’re in the mood for spice? You’re in luck—pile it on! Use this recipe as a platform from which you can launch yourself into…
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Tea Tree for Two
A Review of the Tea Tree Café By Meghan Gribben Opened three years ago, the Tea Tree Cafe is a welcome addition to the Danforth’s friendly vegetarian and vegan community. While the Danforth is no stranger to accommodating diets of all kinds, it’s a treat walking into the calm atmosphere of the Tea Tree Cafe, in-between Pape and Donlands stations, to enjoy its healthy, wholesome cuisine. A combination of the exposed brick wall, the quiet indie music playing softly, and the cool art hanging on the walls (also, for sale!) makes the experience of eating here relaxing.
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Dietary Restrictions and St. Paddy’s Day
Vegan, non-alcoholic, and gluten-free options for your favourite Irish holiday.
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Soup’s On
Two warming winter soup recipes to keep the chill away.
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No Meat, No Worries!
Vegetarian/vegan restaurants on the Danforth.
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Vegan & Vegetarian Options At Taste of the Danforth?
Learn about navigating the Tastes Of The Danforth festival if you're a vegetarian or vegan (it can be done!).