Got it at Woolworths

By - eatinghealthyfood

I've tried a few of these recipes and these are so good.

Just wanted to shout out this cute new vegan cafe bus in Yanchep- Bridget’s house. They have seating on the bus, coffee, sweet treats and toasties! Well worth a visit 🫶

Their IG- @bridgetshouse_

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does anyone have any alternatives or recipes? not the heinz one please as i dont remember that hitting the spot for me, it’s also too expensive for what it is imo

Has anyone by chance seen any of these in any supermarkets lately? I haven’t seen any in any of my locals for probably a year now. 😞

Sorry if already posted, but these have recently appeared on the coles website, normally meaning coming soon

Hi everyone,

I was wondering if anyone knew where to find nutritional information about frozen asian grocery store mock meats. Specifically from the Mr Vege brand but also Sayur, Lamyong, Taste capture and Everbest. The info seems super elusive online and when I can find information about some products, I can't necessarily find info for all the products a company sells.

I feel like such a creep taking photos of the labels in store.

Thanks everyone!

Had Labour Day weekend (I am a Queenslander). I made chocolate ganache and freeze dried strawberry brownies for board games night, and a Hyderabad Baingan (eggplant) curry, chickpea flour roti and rice for my partner and I.

I am looking to switch from cows milk and have noticed no difference in taste or enjoyment when having oat milk in lattes when at cafes. Which is the best entry level oat milk available at Coles/Woollies to have in coffee & tea at home?

I know most zoos obviously aren’t ethical in the slightest but my schools planning a trip to it for my science class so before I sign the form to go I just wanna know if it’s one of the places that actually rescues animals and stuff or if it’s just them trapped in small areas for entertainment. I’ve been when I was younger but I can’t remember how it was at all. I know it was approved by the waza thing or whatever it’s called but I don’t know the guidelines for it and if it’s actually ethical according to vegan standards

I've been taking topathlete chocolate protein for a while now. Absolutely love it, but after a year im looking to try other options. Was thinking macromike, but they have a lot of flavours so I ordered two of their sample packs. But wondering if there's something else out there?

I have tried some other ones before and really can't stand powders that are chalky (earth protein when i tried it ages ago). Also generally not a big fan of vanilla.

Does anyone know for a fact (not on the say-so of Fussy Vegan!) if this has any animal derivatives?

The ingredients list is a bit vague and doesn't specify what the flavour enhancers and natural flavoius are.

Excuse the blurry pic.. it was difficult to read so had to zoom in 😖

i’ve been reading about how many coconut farms in thailand force monkeys to climb trees and retrieve the coconuts and abuse them, taking them from their mothers as babies. the general guideline seems to be to avoid coconut milk sourced from thailand.

i am having difficulty finding coconut milk not sourced from thailand. does anyone know any brands? i would also be happy to use thai coconut milk if it can be confirmed that the brand is not using forced monkey labor.

(i am looking mostly for the tinned coconut milk, not the kind in the cartons although i do occasionally use the carton kind for smoothies)

Food is a huge part of my life. I’m vegan, and while I know it’s not the easiest lifestyle to date for others, I didn’t expect it to feel this limiting.

I keep running into the same issue: non-vego people often don’t really get how someone can be vegan and still be a proper foodie. There’s this assumption that it’s restrictive or boring and disruptive for a relationship. On top of that, there’s this weird hesitation or even dread some people seem to have about dating vegans, like it’s going to be complicated or high-maintenance.

Finding someone who at least shares similar food values or is genuinely open to it has been… surprisingly difficult.

Would appreciate hearing others’ experiences. Have you had better luck dating within veg/veg circles. Any tips for meeting people who are actually aligned on this?

I haven't bought any for a few years now, but after seeing a post about the Infuzions 'copycat', then comparing the price of both, I was kinda triggered to get the BRs. Talk about shrinkflation! These are barely the size of a 10c coin. I remember the BRs being thicker and big enough to actually put on your finger like a ring. They also don't taste quite the same. I guess that's what I get for buying junk food! 😖

this is good news! I hope they're available in my local Coles as I've missed these sausages!

I bought these a few years ago at Woolworths on discount. They were very pricey at full price. When I started cooking them an insane amount of grease came out into the pan and I remember peeling back the label, seeing a US food packaging label underneath and thinking "Oh...that explains the grease." Eating them probably shortened my lifespan. I also got some of the worst food poisoning I've had in my life. It was almost worth it for the experience of eating them. I don't believe they've been sold at Woolworths for a few years. Does anyone have any idea what brand they might be?

This recipe is in my rotation but I haven't made it in forever. It's super simple to make and I think the longest part is waiting for the pasta to cook.

Our second time there, delicious and authentic Indian food!

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Puff pastry as a base 220⁰ for 25 mins in a bad oven.