At first I could not believe the number of vegan blogs that exist and the amount of traffic they get. But it makes sense: No one likes to tell others about something they are stoked on more than vegans do. And is that not the purpose of blogs? Vegans are about 1% of the US population, but what percentage of bloggers do vegans make up?
Just look at this vegan blog and the amount of links to other vegan blogs!
I use this blog mostly to post about adventures and races, but I do admit to taking photos of food sometimes, so I might as well post them. Plus it is winter and adventures are on the minimum tip, while working to make money for more adventures is (slightly) more of a priority these days.
homemade Indian food
I use this blog mostly to post about adventures and races, but I do admit to taking photos of food sometimes, so I might as well post them. Plus it is winter and adventures are on the minimum tip, while working to make money for more adventures is (slightly) more of a priority these days.
homemade Indian food
Our yearly Fall vegan potluck: Circle of Dead Pilgrims
(what says vegan and anti-colonization better?)
(what says vegan and anti-colonization better?)
Porches bring much happiness
Morgan’s Metal breakfast
(note that he did not approve frothed Silk Nog for coffee as metal)
A vegan buffet in Oslo, Norway
Second plate.
Note the corn on the pizza. I had falafel the
day before and it had corn in it as well.
day before and it had corn in it as well.
Fast food in Brighton, England
Cornucopia
meal in Dublin, Ireland
meal in Dublin, Ireland
More dessert and coffee from Cornucopia
