Sometimes it feels like there are more vegan bloggers out there than there are stars in the sky, which can leave you totally overwhelmed. Especially when it comes to deciding which vegan bloggers are the best match for your food preferences, budget, and personality.
Well, we thought we should try to make things a little easier for you, so we put together this list of amazing vegan food blogs.
Now don’t get us wrong — it was extremely difficult to choose our top 30! But we thought that these voices covered a wide array of vegan voices and niches out there. We also chose blogs that met three crucial criteria (below).
Ultimately, you’ll want to search for food blogs that resonate with your cooking style and preferences. For example, we at World of Vegan focus on fully-vegan comfort food recipes that seldom require specialty ingredients. We make sure our recipes are simple enough for anyone to make, regardless of prior cooking experience, and we keep them as simple as possible so they can easily be incorporated into everyday busy life. We especially love featuring veganized versions of classic recipes that are traditionally made with animal products.
If you’re someone who likes experimenting with bold new ingredients, like jackfruit or kombucha, or who has food allergies, you can always find blogs that cater to your needs. There are vegan blogs focused on every culture, cooking style, and diet. Whether you’re a healthy vegan, junk food vegan, gluten-free vegan, nut-free vegan, soy-free vegan, sugar-free vegan, oil-free vegan, raw vegan, paleo, keto vegan, low-fob vegan, whole food plant-based (wfpb), or anything else, you can find your tribe.
Without further ado, let’s check out our best vegan food blogs!
Content Type: Blog; Videos; App
Why We Love Them: Pick Up Limes, founded by nutritionist Sadia Badiei, is a popular food blog celebrated for its inventive plant-based recipes. With a focus on wholesome ingredients, each post combines visually stunning imagery with insightful nutritional commentary. The blog caters to a diverse audience, offering inspiration for both seasoned vegans and those exploring plant-based meals. Pick Up Limes is a go-to resource for delicious and health-conscious culinary experiences.
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Content Type: Blog; Cookbooks; Meal Plans
Why We Love Them: Full disclaimer, Plant-Based on a Budget is run by our dear friend and overall awesome vegan, Toni Okamoto. But if you’re a vegan shopping on a super tight budget, Plant-Based on a Budget is the place to be. Toni’s recipes all feature ingredients that you could find at pretty much any grocery store for reasonable prices, especially if you buy in bulk, but pack the flavor and nutrition of dining on a much higher food budget.
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Content Type: Blog; YouTube
Why We Love Them: Sweet Simple Vegan is as lovely as its name suggests — Jasmine and Chris work to create wholesome vegan recipes that would be accessible to people of virtually any cooking skill level, background, or food budget. In between their scrumptious recipes, Sweet Simple Vegan also features vegan lifestyle reviews and tips, from traveling in Aruba to holiday gift guides.
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Content Type: Blog; YouTube
Why We Love Them: Even though From My Bowl is a relatively new blog in the online vegan community, she’s established herself as a reliable voice for vegans who want to follow a plant-based and cruelty-free diet that isn’t pricey or bland, but who also know the importance of treating yourself once in a while.
Aside from dishing out some lovely vegan recipes, many of my From My Bowl’s recipes cater to certain dietary needs, like being grain-free or gluten-free. From My Bowl also occasionally features vegan lifestyle advice and reviews, such as food diaries from her travels and wellness tips as a vegan.
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Content Type: Blog; E-Book; YouTube
Why We Love Them: Jessica in the Kitchen is an inviting and flavorful food blog that centers around Jessica’s culinary adventures. With a passion for vegan cooking, Jessica shares a diverse array of recipes that celebrate fresh, seasonal ingredients. The blog stands out for its emphasis on simplicity, making it accessible for both novice and experienced cooks. Jessica’s warm and engaging writing style, coupled with vibrant food photography, creates an immersive experience for readers seeking delicious and health-conscious plant-based dishes.
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Content Type: Blog; YouTube
Why We Love Them: Make It Dairy Free is a dynamic vegan blog that specializes in crafting delicious recipes without the use of dairy products. Founded by Larisha Andrew, the blog caters to individuals with dietary restrictions or those seeking plant-based alternatives to dairy. With a focus on simplicity and accessibility, Make It Dairy Free provides a wide range of creative and flavorful vegan recipes, from breakfast to dessert. The blog stands out for its user-friendly approach, offering practical tips and ingredient substitutions to make vegan cooking enjoyable and attainable for everyone.
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Content Type: Blog; YouTube; Cookbook
Why We Love Them: Run by the oh-so bubbly and cheery Sam Turnbull, It Doesn’t Taste Like Chicken is the place to be for no-fuss vegan recipes that are proof that straightforward recipes can be as delicious as the more complicated ones. Even better, It Doesn’t Taste Like Chicken also features vegan recipes for plant-based folk who have additional dietary concerns, like avoiding oil or gluten.
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Content Type: Blog; E-Books
Why We Love Them: Nora Cooks is a standout vegan food blog known for its diverse and delicious plant-based recipes. Created by Nora Taylor, the blog offers a wealth of flavorful dishes that appeal to both vegans and non-vegans alike. Nora’s recipes often focus on using simple, readily available ingredients to create meals that are both accessible and satisfying.
With a strong emphasis on comfort food and family-friendly dishes, Nora Cooks has become a go-to resource for those looking to incorporate more plant-based options into their daily lives. The blog’s visually appealing presentation and Nora’s passion for cruelty-free cooking make it a popular destination for anyone seeking delicious and wholesome vegan recipes.
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Content Type: Blog; YouTube; Cookbook
Why We Love Them: The Banana Diaries is a vibrant and health-conscious vegan blog founded by Britt. Known for its focus on plant-based recipes that are both delicious and nourishing, the blog caters to a wide audience interested in adopting a vegan lifestyle. The Banana Diaries distinguishes itself by featuring creative and often indulgent recipes with an emphasis on vegan baking.
Britt’s approachable style and commitment to sharing her personal journey towards a plant-based lifestyle make the blog relatable and inspiring. With a mix of sweet and savory offerings, The Banana Diaries is a great destination for those seeking inventive and wholesome vegan culinary inspiration.
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Content Type: Blog; YouTube; Cookbook
Why We Love Them: Hot for Food has found the perfect medium for creating comfort foods that will constantly surprise your taste buds. From a white chocolate cranberry dessert casserole to golden beet pastrami reuben style sandwiches, Hot For Food is where you should go if you’re looking for spins on the classics — and some of the latest food trends, too!
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Content Type: Blog: Cookbook; YouTube
Why We Love Them: Rainbow Plant Life is a popular vegan blog created by Nisha Vora, known for its colorful and visually stunning plant-based recipes. Nisha’s blog stands out for its diverse range of dishes that not only prioritize flavor but also emphasize vibrant, whole-food ingredients. From nourishing bowls to decadent desserts, Rainbow Plant Life showcases a creative and inclusive approach to vegan cooking.
Nisha’s background as a lawyer turned chef adds a unique perspective to her content, providing readers with practical tips and insightful commentary on the joys of a plant-based lifestyle. With a commitment to both taste and aesthetics, Rainbow Plant Life has become a go-to source for those seeking delicious and visually appealing vegan recipes.
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Content Type: Blog; YouTube; Cookbook
Why We Love Them: There’s so much more to being vegan than smoothie bowls and Buddha bowls, and the Edgy Veg wants to introduce vegans and vegetarians to just some of the limitless options out there. From nostalgia-inducing recipes that will give you a sense of hygge (like this vegan butternut squash mac and cheese), Edgy Veg is a must-see for vegans looking to spice up their diet.
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Content Type: Blog; Cookbooks; YouTube
Why We Love Them: Vegan Richa is an influential and well-established vegan blog created by Richa Hingle. Renowned for its flavorful and globally inspired plant-based recipes, the blog has gained widespread popularity in the vegan community. Richa’s culinary expertise shines through in her diverse array of dishes, ranging from Indian classics to creative fusion recipes. What sets Vegan Richa apart is its emphasis on bold flavors, accessible ingredients, and detailed, user-friendly instructions.
Richa’s passion for vegan cooking is evident in her commitment to creating dishes that are not only delicious but also approachable for cooks of all levels. With an extensive recipe collection and a wealth of tips on vegan living, Vegan Richa is a go-to resource for those seeking a rich and varied plant-based culinary experience.
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Content Type: Blog; YouTube; Podcast; Cookbooks; Meal Plans
Why We Love It: Oh yes, we’re including ourselves on this list too, because SELF LOVE! When we started World of Vegan, we wanted to create a positive platform bustling with easy-to-make and insanely delicious recipes and lifestyle guides to make vegan living easy, delicious, and fun. We are so happy that with the help of brilliant contributors and our wonderful readers, we’ve expanded into a podcast, meal plans, a cookbook, and more!
Perhaps what we love the most about World of Vegan is that it’s for pretty much anyone who aspires to live a plant-based lifestyle, whether you’re going vegan for ethical or health reasons, or if you just want to dabble in it to mix up your week. Plus, World of Vegan’s recipes go through a rigorous testing process thanks to our team of recipe testers to ensure that the recipes you find here will come out great and be a big hit.
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Content Type: Blog
Why We Love Them: Olives for Dinner is a distinctive vegan food blog created by Erin Wysocarski, renowned for its innovative and globally inspired, plant-based recipes. This blog sets itself apart by focusing on elevated and artfully presented dishes that challenge traditional perceptions of vegan cuisine. Erin’s culinary creativity is evident in her unique flavor combinations and use of diverse, often unexpected ingredients.
The blog often features vegan seafood and comfort food recipes, showcasing a commitment to exploring the rich and diverse world of plant-based cooking. With stunning photography and a dedication to culinary exploration, Olives for Dinner is a go-to destination for those seeking sophisticated and visually appealing vegan recipes.
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Content Type: Blog
Why We Love Them: If you’re a vegan who likes to whip together vibrant and Pinterest-worthy creations, you’re going to adore Rainbow in My Kitchen.
Run by a couple in Croatia, Rainbow in My Kitchen features an ever-more delectable selection of vegan, gluten-free recipes that are stunningly colored and feature whole, unrefined, or minimally-processed ingredients. While many of these recipes do feature many specialty ingredients and maybe a little time-consuming to create, they would make for a great addition to your next dinner party or holiday.
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Content Type: Blog
Why We Love It: We love being vegan, but it’s not a diet that easily lends itself to affordability or time efficiency at first-glance. Julie at The Simple Veganista started her blog back in 2012 to show people that’s entirely possible to eat a nutritious vegan diet without all sorts of fancy do-dads or spending an arm and a leg. To borrow her quote: “Eating vegan is not about restrictions, it’s about creating new habits, healthy habits that encompass the world around us making it a better place for all.” The Simple Veganista’s recipes are vegan-friendly and are geared towards American cuisine, although she does post raw recipes from time to time.
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Content Type: Blog; Cookbook; Classes
Why We Love Them: The Olive Wood Vegan blog has produce-driven recipes that are so homey yet so fancy! Created by Cordon Bleu–qualified chef Katie White, she focuses on seasonal, low-waste, and accessible ingredients that will wow your guests at your next dinner party.
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Content Type: Blog; Cookbooks
Why We Love Them: Vegan Yack Attack is one of the longest-running vegan food blogs out there, and with recipes like Air Fryer BBQ lentil meatballs and buffalo chickpea ranch pizza, it’s not hard to see why. Most of Vegan Yack Attack’s recipes lean towards American- and Southwestern-style dishes, but with hundreds of delicious recipes, there’s something for everyone on her website. Vegan Yack Attack’s recipes can have long ingredient lists and require some specialty ingredients, but they’re a must-see for vegans who know their way around a kitchen and who want meals that pack a flavorful punch.
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Content Type: Blog; Cookbook; YouTube
Why We Love Them: Veggiekins is a popular vegan blog created by Remy Morimoto Park. Known for its vibrant and health-conscious content, the blog offers a variety of plant-based recipes, wellness tips, and lifestyle inspiration. Remy’s approach focuses on creating delicious and nourishing dishes, often with a holistic view of well-being.
The blog also features aesthetically pleasing and carefully styled food photography, making it visually appealing for readers. Veggiekins has gained a following for its accessible and inclusive approach to veganism, making it a valuable resource for individuals interested in plant-based living.
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Content Type: Blog
Why We Love Them: Rainbow Nourishments is a vegan blog created by Anthea Cheng. Anthea is known for her vibrant and visually stunning plant-based recipes, often featuring colorful and nourishing ingredients. The blog showcases a variety of dishes, including desserts, breakfasts, and savory meals, all with a focus on creating a visually appealing and nutritionally balanced plate.
Anthea’s approach often involves incorporating a diverse range of plant foods, and her recipes may be influenced by various cuisines. The blog not only provides delicious recipes but also emphasizes the beauty of plant-based eating.
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Content Type: Blog; Cookbook; YouTube
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Sweet Potato Soul is a popular vegan blog and YouTube channel created by Jenné Claiborne. Known for its warm and inviting approach to plant-based living, the blog features a variety of delicious and soulful vegan recipes, with an emphasis on whole, plant-based foods. Jenné often incorporates her Southern roots into her cooking, infusing classic comfort food with a vegan twist.
The blog covers a wide range of recipes, including hearty main dishes, comforting soul food classics, and indulgent desserts. Jenné shares not only her love for plant-based cooking but also her journey towards a healthier lifestyle. With a focus on accessible ingredients and straightforward instructions, Sweet Potato Soul has become a go-to resource for those looking to explore and enjoy flavorful vegan cuisine.
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Content Type: Blog; YouTube; Cookbook
Why We Love Them: Run by a classically-trained chef, The Buddhist Chef offers vegan and cruelty-free recipes that are anything but boring. With recipes ranging from vegan creme brulee to portobello steaks and sushi balls, The Buddhist Chef’s recipes are incredibly flavorful while also being surprisingly short in terms of ingredients.
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Content Type: Blog; YouTube; Cookbook
Why We Love Them: BOSH is incredibly transparent in its mission: they’re “here to help everyone eat more plants!” But at Bosh, you’re not going to find humble salads and quaint bowls of oats — you’re going to find recipes like PB&J French toast and bacon cheeseburger Hasselback potatoes that will have your stomach growling! Many of the recipes on BOSH can be a little long in terms of ingredients or cooking steps, but trust us, it’s all worth it!
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Content Type: Blog; Cookbooks
Why We Love Them: Oh She Glows is one of the oldest vegan food blogs out there, and with good reasons — all of her recipes are so awesome! Oh She Glows focuses on plant-based recipes that are appealing to both vegans and the non-vegans they love, with many of the recipes excluding certain common allergens. If you’re someone who thinks that following a vegan diet is an insurmountable challenge, you’ll find Angela’s story (and content!) immensely inspiring.
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Content Type: Blog; Cookbook
Why We Love Them: If you have kids, or like playing with your food, you must check out Fork & Beans. Not only does she have the cutest recipe photos that you ever did see, but she also has many recipes that are designed to exclude certain allergens but are still kid-friendly in taste and design. Many of Fork & Bean’s recipes also feature a small craft component (like these Mayflower pudding cups) for some extra fun for your kiddos and of course some wonderful memories!
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Content Type: Blog; Cookbook
Why We Love Them: Run by a former fromagier (and her husband) who, by her own admission, thought that she could never follow a vegan diet, Keepin’ It Kind is a fun blog dedicated to showing others that “kind food is the key to a kinder world.”
Keepin’ It Kind’s recipes run the gamut from American-style recipes like this vegan Thanksgiving leftovers sandwich to more international fare, like this bahn mi-less bahn mi bowl, but all recipes do show that you don’t have to deprive or bore yourself as a vegan. In fact, it can be quite fun!
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Content Type: Blog, Instagram
Why We Love Them: EhVegan is #InstagramGoals. Their recipe photos are so gorgeous they should be featured in magazines. In fact, they’ve been blowing up on Instagram because of their smoothie bowls that are 100% #BreakfastInspiration.
But EhVegan doesn’t offer you inspirational photos and recipes — their website also covers a vast spread of lifestyle topics, from travel in Hawaii to nutrition and product reviews.
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Content Type: Blog; YouTube; Podcast
Why We Love It: So many blogs out there feature veganized Italian staples, like pizza and stuffed shells. But The Sexy Vegan takes vegan Italian cooking to the next level with relatively uncomplicated recipes like green pea risotto and pan-fried semolina cakes that will make your taste buds sing. The Sexy Vegan also features some non-Italian recipes as well, like salted chocolate truffle vegan ice cream. So if you excuse us, we need some time to deliberate on which of The Sexy Vegan’s recipes we should make next!
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Content Type: Blog; YouTube
Why We Love It: I’m based in California, so I’ve pretty much had my share of heavenly Mexican food (especially of my fav, burritos). But when I feel like making something homemade, Dora’s Table is my go-to — and definitely should be on your radar if you’re a fan of Mexican cuisine.
Dora Stone of Dora’s Table has been able to strike the delicate balance between retaining the flavor and authenticity of dishes from around Mexico while also making them vegan-friendly and (mostly) healthy. From these vegan fish tacos inspired by the fish tacos of Baja California Norte to a pre-Colombian champurrado, Dora’s Table’s recipes offer a gastronomic tour of Mexico for vegans who are looking for traditional Mexican recipes.
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Content Type: Blog
Why We Love Them: Tiffany, the creator of Tiff Loves Tofu, has always believed that food is more than a source of nourishment – it is a reflection of the story we tell ourselves and the thread that weaves us all together. In early 2020, Tiffany decided to combine her passion for veganism, her cultural identity as an Asian-American, and her love for cooking into the form of a food blog and recipe videos.
Food is one of the most natural ways we can take care of ourselves and bond with other people, so it was instinctive for her to choose to begin sharing her experiences with an online audience. She has since dedicated her efforts to creating innovative and flavorful vegan Asian-inspired recipes for beginner-to-experienced home cooks.
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Content Type: Blog
Why We Love Them: Raepublic is created by Rae who has an MS in Nutrition and Functional Medicine. Her aim is to assist people who have experienced trauma to live a more holistic, well-balanced life through nutrition, plant-based eating, sustainable living, mindfulness, and movement. Choose from 30-minute, seasonal, gluten-free, raw, refined sugar-free, and more recipes designed to support a healthy lifestyle!
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Content Type: Blog
Why We Love Them: The Minimalist Vegan, an oasis of simplicity in the world of plant-based living, stands out for its refreshing and uncomplicated approach to veganism. Founded by Michael and Maša Ofei, this blog is a treasure trove of minimalist living and veganism seamlessly blended. Michael and Maša share their journey and insights into a lifestyle that focuses on the essentials, inspiring readers to embrace a more intentional and clutter-free existence.
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Content Type: Blog; Recipes; Meal Plans
Why We Love Them: Plant You is a dynamic hub for anyone aspiring to embrace a plant-based lifestyle with confience and flair. Founded by Carleigh Bodrug, this blog is a vibrant celebration of the incredible possibilities within plant-based cooking. Carleigh’s passion radiates through her diverse range of recipes, empowering both beginners and seasoned vegans alike. What sets Plant You apart is its holistic approach, offering not just recipes but also invaluable resources like meal plans and courses, making the transition to a plant-based lifestyle seamless and enjoyable.
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Content Type: Blog
Why We Love Them: Purely Kaylie, a captivating blog led by Kaylie Grace, is a haven for those seeking a delightful fusion of vibrant vegan recipes and wellness inspiration. Kaylie’s creations are not just visually stunning but also emphasize nourishing, whole-food ingredients. Beyond the blog, Purely Kaylie extends its reach through engaging YouTube content and insightful e-books, making it a go-to destination for those looking to elevate their plant-based culinary experience.
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Content Type: Blog
Why We Love Them: Eat Figs, Not Pigs, curated by Amanda Nicole Smith, is a delightful rendezvous for those enchanted by the intersection of cruelty-free living and delectable plant-based cuisine. Amanda’s blog is a treasure trove of inventive recipes that showcase her passion for creating dishes that are not only compassionate but also bursting with flavor. From mouth-watering main courses to tempting desserts, Eat Figs, Not Pigs strikes the perfect balance between ethical choices and culinary indulgence.
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Content Type: Cookbook; Blog
Why We Love Them: The Cinnamon Snail is not just a food truck; it’s a gastronomic adventure on wheels. Led by Adam Sobel, this mobile haven of plant-based delights has won the hearts of food enthusiasts far and wide. The Cinnamon Snail’s blog extends the joy by sharing glimpses into the culinary magic that happens within the food truck. Adam’s inventive and mouthwatering creations, coupled with his commitment to sustainability, make The Cinnamon Snail a beacon for those seeking delicious and eco-conscious vegan fare.
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In addition to our highlighted vegan food blogs, we’re excited to share some additional sources that bring their unique perspectives to the world of plant-based delights:
Dive into the delightful creations by Liv B, where simplicity meets flavor, offering a fresh take on accessible and enjoyable plant-based recipes.
Olivia Biermann’s space is a celebration of a balanced vegan lifestyle, sharing not just recipes but a wellness journey that inspires and uplifts.
Discover a diverse culinary world with Yovana Mendoza, whose blog embraces various dietary preferences, ensuring everyone finds a delicious home in plant-based living.
Dr. Reshma Shah’s blog stands as an evidence-based guide, offering insightful recipes and nutritional wisdom for those on a health-conscious plant-based path.
Emily Dixon’s blog is a warm embrace of cruelty-free living and mouthwatering vegan dishes, inviting you to join her on a compassionate journey.
A collaborative effort by passionate plant-based enthusiasts, Plant Baes shares a wealth of vegan recipes, lifestyle musings, and nutritional insights, creating a delightful tapestry of plant-based exploration.
Holly Jade’s charming blog is a treasure trove of vegan recipes, product love, and lifestyle inspiration, inviting you to savor the beauty of compassionate living.
Stefanie Iglesias’ exploration of the versatile jackfruit unfolds in creative recipes, highlighting the endless possibilities of this plant-based ingredient.
Chef Bai’s culinary haven welcomes you to a world of plant-based expertise, offering innovative recipes seasoned with a touch of culinary artistry.
Les and Vince’s blog is a comforting space where easy, wholesome vegan recipes reign, making plant-based cooking a joyful and accessible experience for all.
Explore Heartful Table’s culinary sanctuary, where plant-based recipes intertwine with mindfulness, inviting you to savor every bite with a touch of compassion
Embark on a gastronomic adventure with The Curious Chickpea, where vibrant flavors and inventive plant-based recipes unfold, inviting you to indulge in a world of delicious curiosity.
Step into Nutriciously’s nurturing space, where a wealth of whole-food, plant-based resources awaits, guiding you on a journey towards vibrant health and sustainable living.
This is only a tiny sampling of all the fantastic vegan blogs out there. Do you have a favorite we missed? Give them a shout-out in the comments below! While you’re waiting for more vegan blog posts, check out our Top 18 favorite vegan podcasts!