If you’re vegan and only eat carrots and beans because of your lack of cooking creativity, those 5 bloggers will help you in your journey.
Grab your phone or computer and get started!
The Tastemade YouTube channel is not entirely vegan, but their “Raw. Vegan. Not gross.” playlist is just amazing : the girl is so freaking lovely and fun. She just knows how to put you in the mood for veggies !
© Tastemade
Canadian vegan blogger Olga Bykina is the host of YouTube channel Fablunch. With so much creativity in the kitchen, it’s just unbelievable what she can come up with. You should definitely check her channel out, she’s my biggest inspiration cooking-wise. And please, take a minute to admire this gorgeous raspberry chocolate pie…
© Fablunch
Meet Nikole! On her YouTube channel HealthNutNutrition, she gives advice on vegan beauty products and cooking, and she’s so creative! With just as much variety than what you find on Fablunch, I would say that, as a plus, her recipes are a bit easier to replicate.
© HealthNutNutrition
This blog is still pretty new, but if you’re a beginning vegan, V-GoodCuisine is THE ONE. The recipes it suggests are simple and inexpensive, as they were imagined by a student who’s cooking on a budget.
© Vanille Trantoul
Mr & Mrs Vegan are the parents we all wish we had growing up. They follow an HCLF diet (High Carb Low Fat) and give so much wise advice to help you on your vegan journey… If you don’t know what to buy at the supermarket : they’re here for you with their vegan grocery hauls. If you never know what to cook anymore : there’s their “What we eat in a day” videos and easy cooking hacks. As a vegan, you just have to follow them.
© Mr & Mrs Vegan
What are your favorite foodie blogs?
By : Vanille Trantoul
French and Brazilian, she’s vegan and extremely passionate about cooking and traveling. She’ll take you and your taste buds, around the world… Always respecting the planet and the animals. Her secret weapon? Her vegan blog, that she runs with the help of Rex, her lovely baby bunny.
