Chances are there are people in your life who are not vegan. Possibly even the person you love most in the world, and that's ok. It's not that uncommon to find couples where one is vegan, and the other isn't.
You may have met, and hit it off with your non-vegan partner, or maybe you...
Almost everyone on the planet loves sour cream on baked potatoes. They go together like peas and carrots. Cake and frosting. Banana bread and nuts. They just do. We know that's a generalization of enormous proportions, but we feel strongly about it.
Now, if you don't happen to belong to the Sour Cream Lover's Association, you can stop reading now. But if you do belong to it and you also happen to be vegan then you'll want to know...
Turmeric has been given the crown of glory, the gem of all gems, the magic wand status when it comes to treating everything from inflammation to gastrointestinal disorders, adding it to popcorn, cereals, smoothies, casseroles and more. But how does it measure up?
Turmeric contains only about 3% curcumin, which is the actual health-promoting ingredient in turmeric according to Mary Beth Sodus, a nutrition therapist at the University of Maryland Medical Center. "One would never be able to
Coconut oil is one of the greatest inventions since, well, almost anything on the planet. You might be surprised to learn about some of its uses.
Read more for eight surprising uses for coconut oil.
2,275 dollars. That's the value of food being tossed each year by the average American household due to the confusion over "SELL BY," "BEST BY," and "USE BY" dates.
We're getting to the bottom of all that label reading. Read on and find out what it all means.
Herbs and spices can either make or break a recipe. Learning how to use them is essential for any good cook, but that can be a little tricky. Not only is there an infinite number of herbs and spices to choose from, each one seems to come with its own set of rules.
Wine lovers know that not all wines are created equal. And, as it turns out, not all wines are vegan either.
The clarification process that occurs in wine-making is called fining. This process filters the wine by using such substances as albumin (egg whites), casein (milk protein), gelatin (animal protein), and...
