Popular foods that are Vegan

[peanutterb]

a whole list of everything from cereals to pancake mix, margarine and brownies that are vegan:
http://www.peta.org/accidentallyVegan/
and
http://www.vegcooking.com/guide1.asp?Category=Baking and look at all the other categories

Vegan options at some popular restaurants:
http://www.vegetarian-restaurants.ne...stFoodRest.htm

vegan chocolate:
www.larabar.com (larabars are yummy raw food bars and maya bars are the chocolate ones)
www.ChocolateBar.com,
www.TropicalSourceCandy.com,
www.DagobaChocolate.com, and
www.ChocolateDecadence.com.


if any one else has vegan alternatives for popular foods we love please add to the list.

[shoebubbles]

I love these sites as well. I have a few cookbooks (vegan) that I really enjoy if you would like the names.

Thanks for posting.
Shoebubbles

[allison]

Hey Peanut,
Those websites all rock! Thank-you so much for the info!

[peanutterb]

you're welcome!
i'd love to hear about those cookbooks please!
I cook alot but I just make things up half the time.

[mtmouse]

Those websites are great! I'm not even vegan, but I'm going to look for the Larabars at my Coop tomorrow.

[lisa_pe]

My 2 favorite vegan (not raw) cookbooks are "How it all Vegan" and "The Garden of Vegan". The recipes are easy and quick and the baked goods are great and easy to prepare with kids! Although I am reaching for an almost 100% raw diet, I still bake vegan goodies for my kids, the chocolate chip cookies and I adapted the vanilla cake to lemon muffins are an all time favorite in my house.
Lisa

[Res]

Oh boy...I could go off on the word "vegan" with those book titles (very witty titles). We could come up with a few hilarious phrases of our own... I'll refrain.

[browneyedgerlee]

Eating Vegan doesn't mean it's raw right?

[Lin]

browneyedgerlee Eating Vegan doesn't mean it's raw right?

You're right. Vegans don't eat animal flesh and their products.... like dairy products. Their diets are plant based.

May I recommend a really good website...
Go to vegsource.com and look around. There's a lot of good stuff there to read. I follow the McDougall Program that's there. It's lowfat and plant based, and I find it very enjoyable to follow.