Check out our chefs' menu of over 100 plant-based dishes. 

Add these items to your next shopping basket and thank us later. 

We tried and rated the best vegan plant-based cheese on the market so you don't have to. 

A phrase that puts fear into the hearts of the cheese-obsessed, these picks prove (once and for all) that great alternatives DO exist. And whilst they might not be 100% how you remember your cheesy classics, you may be pleasantly surprised.

Vegan Shopping Basket – The Best Vegan Cheese

Fact: Everyone loves a good biscuit. Here are 11 of the best, that are not only delicious but plant powered too. Win win.

May 29th is National Biscuit Day, but we don't let a single week pass without celebrating. We’ve found the best accidentally vegan biscuits for your munching/ dunking pleasure. Enjoy.

We tried and rated the best vegan chocolate bars on the market so you don't have to. 

Nothing curbs a sweet craving quite like chocolate, and when it comes to vegan chocolate, only the very best will do. We taste-tested some of the most-talked-about brands on the market and rounded up our favourites (it was a tough job, but someone had to do it). 

Vegan Shopping Basket – The Best Vegan Chocolate Bars 

Sweets can transport us back to our childhood but, as a more mindful eater, finding sweets that don’t use gelatine or other animal products can seem like a bit of a minefield. The good news? There are actually loads out there. 

Get excited, Maryland have officially launched a new pack of vegan cookies for just 69p. 

Launches You'll Love: Maryland Launches Vegan Cookies

Plant-based pizza lovers rejoice – there's a new vegan pizza in town.

Launches You'll Love: Pizza Express & Quorn's 'Sloppy Vegan' Pizza Lands 

Got a craving? Add these items to your next shopping basket and thank us later. 

We've travelled the UK on a hunt to find the best vegan-friendly restaurants, cafes and pubs the country has to offer. Here's a host of our favourites, by city.

Eating vegan doesn’t have to cost the earth. We asked the team to share their favourite London plant-based eateries to pick up something tasty for under a tenner. 

Eating vegan doesn’t have to cost the earth.

Vegan Eats: Options in London for a Tenner or Less

If you’re eating vegan, it can be tough to order takeout with confidence from a non-vegan restaurant. And if those are your only options, we’ve got you. 

If you’re staring at the contents of your fridge for the fifth night in a row, wondering why they haven’t magically whirled up into a gourmet feast, you may have chef’s block. Ok, I just made that up, but surely it’s a thing...right?

We’ve rounded up some of our most-loved vegan sweet treats that passed our taste-test review. 

Easter weekend might feel like a million years ago now, but that doesn’t mean you have to say goodbye to satisfying sweet stuff for another year.

Vegan Eats: Sweet Treats to see you through...well...anything

What do Banksy, JK Rowling, and Wallace and Gromit have in common? They were all born (or moulded out of clay) in Bristol. It's also the home of some of our favourite vegan restaurants. 

What do Banksy, JK Rowling, and Wallace and Gromit have in common? They were all born (or moulded out of clay) in Bristol.

Vegan Eats: Best Vegan-Friendly Restaurants in Bristol 

Only a quick train ride from London, Brighton offers you its quirky lanes, independent shops, edgy students and plenty of vegan restaurants and cafes to choose from. Here are our favourites. 

Daydreaming about a day at the seaside but not sure where to start? Then look no further than the rocky beaches and infamous sunsets of Brighton. Only a quick train ride from London, Brighton offers you its quirky lanes, independent shops, edgy students and plenty of vegan restaurants and cafes to choose from.

Vegan Eats: Best Vegan-Friendly Restaurants in Brighton 

We’ve trawled through this year’s Michelin Guide so you don't have to. Here’s our guide to the best British fine dining options to satisfy all your plant-based party needs.

We’ve trawled through this year’s Michelin Guide so you don't have to. Here’s our guide to the best British fine dining options to satisfy all your plant-based party needs. Staying in instead? For the days you don't want to cook, fill your freezer with chef-made meals packed with plants.  Check out our menu here. 

Find a michelin-starred vegan menu in the uk

Energetic, diverse, lively and bursting with character, everyone is welcome in Manchester. Our favourite thing about the city? Its plant-based food offering.

Energetic, diverse, lively and bursting with character, everyone is welcome in Manchester. And whilst we love visiting the city to see some world-class football, inspiring art exhibitions or live music, the main thing on our agenda is hitting some top vegan restaurants in Manchester.

Vegan Eats: Best Vegan-Friendly Restaurants in Manchester 

There's more to Brum than death metal, Cadbury's and the Bull Ring. There are a shed load of tasty vegetarian and vegan-friendly restaurants in Birmingham. Here are a handful of our favourites. 

Our Vegan Eats tour of tasty vegan-friendly spots in the UK has FINALLY brought us to Birmingham. Home to a bigger canal network than Venice (seriously, Google it), a chocolate factory Willy Wonka would be proud of, some serious shopping destinations, AND the writer of this blog post. Brummies, welcome home.

Vegan Eats: Best Vegan-Friendly Restaurants in Birmingham 

Looking for some more in-depth environmental opinions pieces from voices you can trust? You've come to the right place to hear what allplants Sustainability Partner, Ellie has to say.

Everyone looks for shortcuts and efficiencies - can I make a pizza dough without leaving it to rise? Can I do 10% less and still pass my course? Can I still be considered ‘green’ if I recycle paper but not food waste? 

Of the widely accepted sustainable consumer habits, shopping local is right up there. It makes intuitive sense to keep money in the local community, diversifying our economy and knowing that the produce you buy there hasn’t travelled as far, and therefore caused as many emissions. Both very valid points and I’m not here to throw a spanner in the works or confuse anyone into inaction. I applaud anyone who is committed to shopping in this way, but there are a few caveats to consider when shopping for things like strawberries and tomatoes.

Ellie Unearths: Why Local Isn’t Always Better

We believe the world (and everyone on it) would be better off if we ate more plants. As it stands, our food system isn’t in a good place; we use more, emit more, pollute more and waste more than the Earth could ever replace or absorb, value isn’t equally distributed, food and nutrition isn’t equally accessed and murky supply chains hide resource intensive practices and human rights violations. 

Ellie Unearths: How We Reduce The Environmental Impact Of The Ingredients In allplants Meals

Ellie Unearths: Why Plastic Isn’t Always Bad

A tech-centric approach to sustainability and carbon emissions undermines the value in readily available, relatively cheap and extremely high impact nature-based solutions.

We’re living in a time of unprecedented technological change that some are calling the ‘new industrial revolution’. Developments have meant we can now ‘print’ medical devices and cars are literally parking themselves. It’s also proving an exciting time for ‘green-tech’, with developments in carbon capture which have seen the first ‘drawn-down’ of a ton of CO2 for under $100 by ‘Carbon Engineering’ - an important step in proving the viability of carbon dioxide removal. But these sorts of developments tend to make us feel like there’s breathing room and a group of people ‘out there’ with THE answer to climate change. This is dangerous at a time when the scale of our efforts are already vastly mis-matched to the scale of the issue. 

Why Tech Alone Won’t Change The Climate Crisis

We’re joining forces with Europe’s leading tech companies to make net zero happen.

Here’s a closer look at the factors which mean that joining the plantribe can help the environment.

Enjoying a plant-based diet not only brings us varied, delicious and healthy meals, but it’s also good for the environment!

Plates For The Planet – How Can Veganism Help The Environment? 

Recyclable packaging will go to land-fill if more than 5% of it is stained with food or other organic materials. Read about our recommendations for how to recycle effectively. 

A watershed moment in my recycling-life (very worthy of its own category...alongside my social life and work life), was on a visit to a waste plant in London’s hinterlands. Here I discovered that recyclable packaging will go to land-fill if more than 5% of it is stained / soiled with food or other organic materials.

What we eat is the aspect of life providing us with the most significant opportunity to make a difference in our journey towards a more sustainable world. 

What we eat is the part of life that holds the most significant opportunity to make a difference in our journey towards more sustainable lifestyles. Find out about the small adjustments that help, in our Plates For The Planet post.

Plates For The Planet – How Does What We Eat Affect The Environment?

From finding the best vegan food in your city to wowing your pals with the latest eco facts (trust us, it’s a thing), there’s loads of fresh content every week. 

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