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Quorn has a major advertising campaign on tv and in print at this time of year - every year without fail. Got to grab those yoyo dieters and what better time than the month after the New Year.


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Not sure about the rest of Scotland, but Glasgow fares pretty well for vegans.
Mono bar and bistro - completely vegan
The 78 bar - vegan/organic food
13th Note bar - vegan/veggie
Grassroots cafe...

Appologies in advance if this has been posted before but Suma have a vegan list up on their site.

http://www.suma.co.uk/DownloadDocuments/VeganListJan07.pdf

Suma supply many health food shops...

There is a Benjamin Zephaniah article on PETA Europe's animal liberation project over at the Guardian...

http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/benjamin_zephaniah/2007/08/the_new_face_of_slavery.html

There is a good list here from the Glasgow University Vegan Society...

http://www.gla.ac.uk/clubs/vegan/glasgowshops.html

There are some nice (and complicated) cupcake topping here...
http://veganyumyum.com/category/cupcakes/

Just back from the local health food shop and noticed a tub of cubed Feta style Cheezly. Looks identical to the "normal" stuff floating in olive oil. Not sure if I'm brave enough to buy it yet!

Having been a big mac and cheese adict when I was veggie, I reckon that Shells and Chreese fills the gap. Not quite the same but still, good enough.

EN Trading, Glasgow City Centre - West Regent Street
Its an eco friendly shop which has a small cafe inside. All the food is veggie but there are a lot of vegan options - vegan bacon, sausages,...

I'm planning on being in Bournemouth for a few days next month. Does anyone know of any vegan friendly places to eat? The hotel that we are staying in is having it's restaurant re-furbished (probably...

Just bought veg samosa's which are now back to being labelled vegan along with the onion bhajis. I think Sainsbury's are finally getting their act together now (if rather slowly). I'm sure there will...

As a side note to this (or maybe completely off topic), I think that the Vegan Society website could well and truly do with a major face lift. A more contemporary and professional looking user...

I noticed that a few weeks back as I had bought the rice regularly - the ingredients haven't changed. I think overall Sainsbury's is publicly admitting that no changes are happening, but by means of...

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Hmm, so vegetarianism isn't a personal choice - it's an alergy? I bet they don't stop printing that on the labels though! Morons.