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Category: Responsible Living
Lionheads’ Holiday Soup
I call this holiday soup because it tastes and smells like a holiday meal. I have it all of the time because it is the BEST soup I've ever had! It is tasty and healthy. Ingredients: 1.5 tbsp garlic, minced 1 cup yellow onion, diced 1 cup celery, chopped 0.5 cup carrots, chopped 1 cup… Continue reading Lionheads’ Holiday Soup
Creating a healthy space for you and your pets
Do you know that synthetic fragrances are extremely harmful and toxic to your health and your furry friends?
Mystery Mask Bundles (at a discount)
If you’re not picky about the choice of fabric patterns on your mask, you can purchase one of these bundles and save money.
Fabric Choices for Masks
Hello! After making masks to donate to the community the last few weeks, I've decided to sell some.
Mask Safety & Care
Using fabric masks instead of medical-grade masks is not only environmentally responsible, but it is also a way to support our front line healthcare workers.
Summer Bean Salad
Not only is this simple salad tasty and nutritious, but it's also easy to make! It can be served as a side salad or a main meal. Vegan + Gluten-Free Serves 6+Â Prep time: 10 minutes Ingredients: 1Â Â 14oz can of butter beans, drained 1Â Â 28oz can of kidney beans, drained 3Â Â … Continue reading Summer Bean Salad
Best vegan “meat” and “dairy” in Toronto
While some vegans prefer not to eat anything that resembles meat, other vegans like to eat meat, but don't because of health, environmental, and/or ethical reasons.
Top 10 vegan options in non-vegan restaurants
Having trouble finding vegan options at non-vegan restaurants? Tired of eating fries? Here are some great places to checkout:)
Toronto’s best vegan food
Vegan or not, plant-based food has come a long way. Toronto has earned the eight spot as one of the world's top ten vegan cities, according to Happy Cow. Vegetarians and vegans don't have to eat cardboard-textured Yves burgers anymore! Find out about my top 12 vegan spots in Toronto.
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