How many vegans on board?

savvy

sleepymy wrote: »

Savvy, you're killing me with those buns! *dribbles on keyboard*

Ha ha I'd like to apologise but I just can't :A they were awesome, the strawberry ones were my fave :j But haven't made the tiramisu ones yet, think they may supercede the strawberry ones on the account I was obssessed with tiramisu before going vegan :o:o And Andy I have now acquired some Irish Moss, I just need to wait until I can afford to buy the lecithin to have a go at that raw tiramisu

_Andy_

Ooh where did you get the Irish Moss from?

savvy

_Andy_ wrote: »

Ooh where did you get the Irish Moss from?

OOO are you going to make it too??? :T I'll pm you

savvy

goodgirl80 wrote: »

Hey - thanks for the reply. Looking at my post again, I can see that I was being pathetic. Either you believe something or you don't - if I think it's wrong to exploit animals then I should be vegan, whether it takes 5 mins or 5 years to prepare a meal. I'm cross with myself for going with convenience over principles every time :mad:

Ah goodgirl, I've just spotted something that might be useful for you, the Alternative Vegan Festival on 7th Nov, do a newsletter, that may (I have never seen it so can't say for sure) have some tips for keeping vegan cost low

moggylover

savvy wrote: »

Well here are the results from those cupcake recipes


Hi Izzy, there's not much of a good substitute for cheese apart from Daiya which is only available in America (unless you order an expensive block and ship to UK), the next best is probably Redwood's Mozzarella which melts a bit but nowhere near enough as Daiya. Then after that I'd say the raw nut cheezes are the best tasting but are more like a spread

Better news on the chocolate front tho :j check out the raw chocolates like Conscious Chocolate, there are tons of different makes so may take some trial and error to find the one that suits you the best - but you have fun trying and they are all totally vegan

You better be saving me one of those Savvster! Even if I'm not a vegan I shall make the sacrifice on the cholesterol for once:D

Popped in to say WILL YOU PLEASE EMPTY YOUR PM BOX!!!!!:D

Sorry folks, carry on:D

savvy

Ha ha SUCH a sacrifice too Moggy, you're SUCH an angel :A I have space for 3 more pm's now

moggylover

savvy wrote: »

Ha ha SUCH a sacrifice too Moggy, you're SUCH an angel :A I have space for 3 more pm's now

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

At last! I was beginning to think I would have to type it all out again later:D

I want one of each type of cake btw;):p

Vaila

sleepymy wrote: »

Why yes, yes they are so are ruffle bars/sweets & sainsbury's do a very nice little free from bar, it's got the mildness of milk chocolate and comes in orange or crispie versions too, NOM!

i love those sainsburys bars (definetly the best supermarket for vegan options) they are much better than the carob bars i used to get

savvy

moggylover wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

At last! I was beginning to think I would have to type it all out again later:D

I want one of each type of cake btw;):p

I'll UPS them over then

stormy-weathers

Hi All

For those in London VX are having another one of their cake swaps tomorrow.Here's some information about it from their website:

Where:VX
73 Caledonian Road
London N1 9BT
TEL: 020 7833 2315

When Sunday 26th September

Time:1-6.30pm

Cake Swop
Vx sugar coated Orgy

Bake a vegan cake,bring it over and share.
If you can't bake,please come and leave
money in the donation tin
We are collecting for Animal Aid