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Nadia's Easy Homemade Pizza
This wonderfully easy homemade pizza recipe is courtesy of Nadia Fragnito from The Vegan Italian Kitchen. You won't need cheese or meat to enjoy this pizza!
Fruity Bread & Berry Pudding
Our fruity take on classic bread & butter pudding is a great way to get those antioxidant-rich berries in. Topped with crushed walnuts, and served with coconut yoghurt, it's a real decadent treat!
Sri Lankan Kale & Coconut Salad
This gorgeous Sri Lankan Kale & Coconut Salad makes for a tasty lunch, but is also a welcome addition to your avocado on toast or a stack of zuccini fritters!
Rebecca's Whole Food Spelt Pizza
We just love this whole food spelt base pizza from plant-based nutrition wellness advocate Rebecca Stonor. Topped with a plant-based mozzarella, made using cashews and tapioca, this pizza is super healthy and delicious!
Scrambled Tofu & Saucy Mushrooms
Scrambled tofu is the perfect dish for when you're craving a plate of scrambled eggs. And this Scrambled Tofu recipe does not disappoint. Served with a side of Saucy Mushrooms - it's simply delicious!
No Meat Lovers Pizza
Did you know you can still enjoy your favourite "Meat Lovers" pizza using only plant-based ingredients? This meaty pizza is topped with veggie bolognese, vegan sausage, and all your favourite veggies!
Blackbean, Zucchini & Corn Fritters
These blackbean zucchini corn fritters are a cracking brekky or brunch stack that everyone will love. Super easy to make, these fritters are packed full of nutrition and flavour.
Peaches & Cream Pizza
Have you ever tried a sweet pizza? This peaches & cream hits the spot and is completely plant-based! A great way to get in one of those 5 a day too!
Onion Bhaji Burgers
These Indian inspired Onion Bhaji Burgers are full of onions and spices, and bursting with flavour. They're baked, not fried, so healthier than a traditional onion bhaji too!
New study finds that Australians are not...
A new study from the UTS Institute of Sustainable Future commissioned by No Meat May & Vegan Australia shows clearly that Australians are not stupid - turns out we know a vegan sausage when we see it.