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Recipes, articles & tips 

to help you eat more plants (and fewer animals)

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Recipes, articles, & tips to help you eat more plants (and fewer animals)

New + Seasonal

It's Autumn!


We're turning juicy pears into a White Chocolate Pear Tart, fragrant with cinnamon and cardamom. 


We're roasting tomatoes and blitzing-up our 4-ingredient Sun-dried Tomato Cream Sauce to serve over our favourite pasta.


For an easy weeknight dinner, we love the simplicity of our 1-Pot Spicy Black Bean Soup

Side view of slice of White Chocolate Pear Tart

Featured Articles

Featured Articles

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What Exactly Is Plant-Based Eating?

Learn which foods are included, how plant-based eating compares to vegan and other diets, and tips on replacing dairy and eggs. 

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Where do I get my protein?

If you follow the Standard American Diet, your dinner plate likely has something starchy, such as potatoes or rice, a handful of veggies, and a big piece of meat taking centre stage. So naturally, when thinking about trying a plant-based diet, you ask: "Without that steak on your plate...where do you get your protein?"

How do I replace eggs?

From your breakfast pancakes to the mayonnaise on your sandwich at lunch, to the fresh pasta or fried rice you have for dinner -- eggs are everywhere. The good news is that there's an almost-free replacement for many recipes. It's called aquafaba and it's amazing, and almost free! 

decorative image of woman with orange slices in front of her eyes

Photo by Noah Buscher on Unsplash

What Exactly Is Plant-Based Eating?

Learn which foods are included, how plant-based eating compares to vegan and other diets, and tips on replacing dairy and eggs.

ecorative - potatoes and green beans and a steak is being removed from the plate

Where do I get my protein?

If you follow the Standard American Diet, your dinner plate likely has something starchy, such as potatoes or rice, a handful of veggies, and a big piece of meat taking centre stage. So naturally, when thinking about trying a plant-based diet, you ask: "Without that steak on your plate...where do you get your protein?"

How do I replace eggs?

From your morning pancakes to the mayonnaise on your lunchtime sandwich to the fresh pasta or fried rice you have for dinner -- eggs are everywhere. The good news is that there's an almost-free replacement for many recipes. It's called aquafaba and it's amazing and almost free!  

Infographic:

Who Eats What


Does it seem like there are more diet types than colours in the rainbow?


Pescatarian, vegetarian, plant-based, vegan...what's the difference? 


For a visual overview of who eats what, check out our handy infographic. You can click or tap the infographic to enlarge it and zoom in.


Infographic: Who Eats What, describing what omnivores, pescatarians, vegetarians, plant-based eaters, and vegans eat.

Hello!


We're creating a course: Baby Steps to Plant-Based Eating

Yes, seriously. Trying a plant-based diet can be overwhelming and we'd like to help. 

This course is for you if: 

  • you're curious about plant-based eating, but don't know where to start 
  • you have family or friends who eat plant-based and you'd like to be able to cook for them
  • you've dabbled with plant-based cooking, but would like to expand your repertoire

Baby Steps to Plant-Based Eating will: 

  • answer your pressing questions 
  • cultivate your confidence
  • arm you with recipes

Want to learn more?  

Join our email list for updates about the course launch. You'll also get priority access to new recipes, and other subscriber privileges.

Hello!


We're creating a course: Baby Steps to Plant-Based Eating

Yes, seriously. Trying a plant-based diet can be overwhelming and we'd like to help. 

This course is for you if: 

  • you're curious about plant-based eating, but don't know where to start 
  • you have family or friends who eat plant-based and you'd like to be able to cook for them
  • you've dabbled with plant-based cooking, but would like to expand your repertoire 

Baby Steps to Plant-Based Eating will: 

  • answer your pressing questions
  • cultivate your confidence 
  • arm you with recipes

Want to learn more?  

Join our email list for updates about the course launch. You'll also get priority access to new recipes, and other subscriber privileges.

PLANT-BASED MEAT LOVERS

If you enjoy the taste of meat but don't want to eat the real thing, plant-based meat alternatives are great options. Make familiar favourites like Shepherd's PieMeatballs, and Taco Salad. Or test out a range of meats in one go with our grazing platter.

Close up view of mini Beyond Meat Meatballs with garlicky chimichurri

QUICK + EASY MAINS

Dinner's on the table in under 20 minutes with our 15-Minute Thai Chickpea CurryBlack Beans & PolentaCurry Maple Chickpea Cakes, or our Beyond Beef Taco Salad.

Top-down shot of Thai Green Curry in a black bowl, garnished with bok choy and oranges slices
Top-down view of spinach dip in bread bowl, with cubes of bread pulled out of bowl

How do I make creamy recipes without milk or cream?

Are you wondering how plant-based people make creamy recipes without milk or cream? Take 5 minutes to whip up the Mother Mix and you'll be dishing up creamy soups, dips, and sauces in no time!

What about sugar?

All sweeteners are made from plants, with the exception of honey. However, some plant-based eaters avoid refined sugar, such as white sugar, for health reasons. 

Additionally, if you're eating plant-based to avoid animal cruelty, you may wish to avoid some types of sugar that are processed with animal by-products. 

Infographic:

The Plant-Based Universe


Did you know there's a range of different diets in the plant-based universe? Some of the common ones include vegan, plant-based, whole food plant-based (aka WFPF), junk food vegan, and reducetarian aka plant-forward eaters.


This infographic highlights the subtle and not-so-subtle differences among the different types. You can click or tap the infographic to enlarge it and zoom in. 



Infographic: The Plant-Based Universe. Summarizes the range of plant-based diets from vegan to plant-based to whole-foods plant-based to junk food vegan and reducetarian or plant-forward eating.

The wonder ingredient: The brown Butter collection

Brown butter makes everything better. (We feel so strongly about this that we made a vegan version so nobody gets left out.) You'll love how this simple ingredient amps up the flavour in dishes both sweet and savoury from barbecue sauce to cookies to pasta sauce and this decadent Brown Butter Chocolate Syrup.  

Top-down view of Vegan Brown Butter Shortbread

RECIPES, articles & TIPS

to help you

eat more plants

(and fewer animals)

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