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Neapolitan Classics: Vegan Babà

The classic Neapolitan pastry: babà, veganised and with a bit of history

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A few days in Napoli to restore the soul of this P

A few days in Napoli to restore the soul of this Partenopea. And some off the charts sunrise running. Magical, wonderful, breathtaking, unique, glorious, maddening … Forza Napoli sempre 💙🌋

Con @barbaroppo 👯‍♀️

#igersnapoli #vegantraveller #napoli

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This incredible place is @ipogeodeicristallini in

This incredible place is @ipogeodeicristallini in the Sanità Quarter in Napoli. What you’re looking at is a street used 2500 years ago by the Ancient Greeks who called Naples home. Yes, the actual street. It got buried by soil and mud over the millennia and other streets and homes were built on top. Along the street, are Ancient Greek mausoleums (later used by Romans too). And they’re in unbelievably splendid. You can see rich carvings and paint (the first ever synthetic blue), brilliant reds and yellows, sculptures and even names. And you can imagine the funeral parties had just left. Their and our ideas of death are completely different.

We were immediately transported to that time. The experience was overwhelming. To feel that connection to people like me and you so long ago is a powerful thing. I admit, I couldn’t help shed a few tears from the emotion of it all. This has only ever happened to me once before in an archeological site. And both have Napoli and its environs in common.

The story about how this archeological site was discovered is fascinating — it’s under a privately owned building, discovered about 200 years ago and opened to the public in summer 2022. I highly recommend paying for the full guided tour (@€18 and 45 minutes). Book ahead because visitor numbers are limited.

Napoli has so much to offer and this has now gone to the number one site I will recommend as a must see.

#ipogeodeicristallini #napoli #archeology #rionesanità

And here are some joyous photos from @narm.uk with

And here are some joyous photos from @narm.uk with @ant1plant1 @everemmagreen (@citizen_kind ) and @sasha_jolliffe . Thanks Antoine for sending them 💚🙏 Excellent day spent with vegans. We all need to do things like this on the regular. It helps, strengthens and gives you more courage to keep going and advocating

#nationalanimalrightsmarch #veganactivistlife #veganlife

Fantastic day at the #nationalanimalrightsmarch in

Fantastic day at the #nationalanimalrightsmarch in London today (@narm.uk ). I marched with @ant1plant1 and @everemmagreen (@citizen_kind ) and it was wonderful to spend time with them. Ran into @plantbasedhealthprofessionals - so nice to meet in person! Splendid to see @sasha_jolliffe again (and there’s a picture of us together - please send!). And special appearance by @raffasdaddy which was just brilliant. Great to hear the speakers and just be in a space with vegans. We may not all agree on every single thing or how to do this or that. And it doesn’t matter. What counts is we’re vegan and we all want to make more vegans for fairness, justice and liberation of animals and everyone

Next year, I’m getting 🌈 smoke flares

#animalrights #activism #vegansofldn

It’s harsher than my usual. But it’s got to be

It’s harsher than my usual. But it’s got to be said. If you control the food you eat, then be vegan and apply it to all parts of your life

I’m always happy to answer good faith questions. Want to educate yourself? Pick up no a copy of our book @thinklikeavegan or tune into my podcast which is also called Think Like a Vegan or look at my blog. All links in bio

#toki #vegan

The vegan scene in Inverness has gotten that much

The vegan scene in Inverness has gotten that much better. There’s @blaeberryhouse , a sweet vegan B&B right in the centre of town. It’s been open less than a year. I had met Jo and Andy, the owners, at @nard_nationalanimalrightsday and I was super curious to see their place. So, when @everemmagreen came to visit, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to check it out and spend time with Jo and Andy (who are such lovely and fun people).

The location is great - in a quiet part of the centre. The breakfast menu is ample and seems it would be enough to double as lunch. The rooms are bright, cosy and quiet. Perfect for after Munro bagging. And it’s in short walking distance from two vegan eateries in town: @culturecafedeli and @salt_n_fire_inverness. And there are plenty of vegan options at most nonvegan restaurants too. I would deffo recommend visiting.

[No one asked me to do this reel, no money exchanged. This is just me wanting to share some vegan excellence]

#vegantravel #veganscotland #scotland #inverness

It's harvest time - none of that grain I see from

It's harvest time - none of that grain I see from my window will be for people. I wrote an essay on efficiency, cultivated meat land use on my blog.

The world is either on fire or sweltering from abnormally high temperatures. Everyone’s looking for the gov’t to do something or railing against the oil companies. All legitimate and necessary requests. But if we keep eating animal products, including eggs and dairy cheese, these problems won’t go away. Animal ag is the other half of the greenhouse gases issue and the one directly in our control on a daily basis.

We can’t really choose how we travel for work or otherwise, how countries are heated and cooled, how our military pollutes. But most of us choose what we eat. It’s the one thing we have control over. And for the most part, we’re utterly uninterested in doing anything about it. We prefer eating oil instead.

Growing that feed for animals, processing, shipping, storing, and then all the process related to the animals themselves, all requires oil.
And no, it’s not more efficient than only eating plants. Globally, animal products provide only 18% of caloric needs whilst using 83% of farmland. What about all that soya planted primarily in the Amazon? 75% goes to animal feed including fish and 19% to biodiesel.

Be vegan and keep advocating for veganism for all the ethical reasons.

#vegan #cultivatedmeat #landuse

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