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Read about these 3 talented Khmer chefs in Siem Reap who are creating delicious vegan food that you just have to try

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There are many great neighborhoods in Miami! Before you book your vacation, check out this guide on where to stay in Miami.

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Find out the convenient vegan options in Australia chain cafes & restaurants - Vegan Food Guide - I Travel For Vegan Food

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A Christmas shopping list of the best vegan gifts to shop these holidays. Find vegan gift cards, plant based snacks and more.

thatveganlifedoe.com

So my vegan peeps, the sissy and I thought we'd do you a solid by making a list of vegan places in Marbella if you ever visit!  Keep in mind folk, Marbella is a very small coastal city in Spain, so don't be suprised if you don't find many vegan options. But have no fear friends! If you find yourself on the beautiful coast of Marbella, you will survive! Here is our handy dandy food list:  Organic Market and Food (Across from the Marbella Beach Club) AMAZING restaurant with many AMAZING vegan options!!! (like just go here everyday lol)  2. Natural Juice Bar (somewhere in the middle of some popular shopping center). Good place to get juices/smoothies but not the best place, ya know? Enough to satisfy a craving but I wouldn't go running here.  3. SuperSol Supermarket. This was the closest supermarket to our hotel. We just went to pick up some snacks for our stay, so below is a pic of the snacks we got. Again, not amazinggg but it definitely curbed da hunger lol (except that nesquik shit. That nesquick shit is amazing)  4. Marbella Beach Club room service. Mainly we just ordered steamed potatoes & ketchup (which was actually suprinsingly amazing), steamed veggies w/ some mustard dressing on top, and (not pictured) rice w/ guacamole and other toppings to make a rice bowl. Very yummy actually.  Anyway, if you ever find yourself soaking up the sun in Marbella, I hope this guide can help you from starving yourself on your stay lol.

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Here’s a radical idea: healthy food should be for everyone. It should be affordable. It should fill you up. It should taste as good as it makes you feel.

thelittlelondonvegan.com

This is a no-fuss pav bhaji recipe inspired by my friend Prav's Grandma. It's totally vegan, of course!