Anusha Narian has exposed the pain and suffering endured by milk producing cows in this
article
The article - What's behind that glass of milk ?, shows the cruelty involved in milk production.
This article had 62 comments, and most of the comments inclined towards vegan diet. I'm sure thousands of people in India have read this article, and are looking for dairy alternatives.
The blogs such as Vegan India, vegan richa and Vaishali's blog holy cow will provide information
everything from vegan recipes to vegan friendly restaurants.
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Friday, May 17, 2013
Yummy Earth Organic Lollipops
These days, whenever my son eats a lollipop, even I eat a lollipop. I recently discovered
Yummy Earth Organic lollipops which are vegan. Yummy Earth lollipops have been in market for many years, but I recently discovered it.These lollipops are 100% vegan, and contain no artificial dyes. I have only tasted strawberry smash, and they are just yum, yum and yummy. I got these tasty cruel-free lollipops from Whole Foods Market, and I read in another blog, that they are available even in Marshalls.
Before discovering these yummy lollipops I used to cringe whenever my son ate a lollipop. The phrase "artificial color", and words like red 3 and red 40 on wrappers of lollipops caused me headache. I felt as if I was reading a wonderful poem, when I read the list of ingredients in Yummy Earth packet. Organic cane juice, Organic rice syrup, citric acid(from beet sugar), contain organic Black Carrots, Organic Black Currant, Organic Apple
I read in Yummy Earth's website that these great lollipops are available in 30 countries. I just hope all the kids around the world enjoy lollipos made with real ingredients, just like Yummy Earth's lollipops.
Yummy Earth Organic lollipops which are vegan. Yummy Earth lollipops have been in market for many years, but I recently discovered it.These lollipops are 100% vegan, and contain no artificial dyes. I have only tasted strawberry smash, and they are just yum, yum and yummy. I got these tasty cruel-free lollipops from Whole Foods Market, and I read in another blog, that they are available even in Marshalls.
Before discovering these yummy lollipops I used to cringe whenever my son ate a lollipop. The phrase "artificial color", and words like red 3 and red 40 on wrappers of lollipops caused me headache. I felt as if I was reading a wonderful poem, when I read the list of ingredients in Yummy Earth packet. Organic cane juice, Organic rice syrup, citric acid(from beet sugar), contain organic Black Carrots, Organic Black Currant, Organic Apple
I read in Yummy Earth's website that these great lollipops are available in 30 countries. I just hope all the kids around the world enjoy lollipos made with real ingredients, just like Yummy Earth's lollipops.
Friday, May 10, 2013
Vegan Apple Halwa
Yesterday, I made Apple halwa, by following Shilpa's Apple halwa recipe in Aayi's blog.
I veganised the recipe by using canola oil, instead of ghee. I also used turbinado sugar, from http://www.sugarintheraw.com >sugar in the raw
. Apple halwa was almost brown in color, and it was so tasty. I could not cut into pieces, so I relished this wonderful sweet in a spoon. I also added 4 Tbsp of crushed almonds, so the halwa was very nutty and tasty.
If you have sweet tooth, like me, you will surely love this Indian sweet.
I veganised the recipe by using canola oil, instead of ghee. I also used turbinado sugar, from http://www.sugarintheraw.com >sugar in the raw
. Apple halwa was almost brown in color, and it was so tasty. I could not cut into pieces, so I relished this wonderful sweet in a spoon. I also added 4 Tbsp of crushed almonds, so the halwa was very nutty and tasty.
If you have sweet tooth, like me, you will surely love this Indian sweet.
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