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  1. According to UK psychologist Cliff Arnall, Monday was the most depressing day of the year. I tend to agree with him. His reasons include soupy weather, holiday debt, and New Year’s resolutions that have failed before February. For me, Monday was the day my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer.

    Before you feel so bad you stop reading, her prognosis (so far) is quite good. They caught it early, and it doesn’t appear to have spread. But I’ve already lost one parent to cancer, and I’m not ready to be Orphan Andy just yet. So I did what I could do: I gave her a copy of Forks Over Knives, dropped a bill or two at Whole Foods, and While You Were Out-ted her kitchen into a vegan one.

    Ordinarily, I would never ever do this. To anyone. Ever. I’m happy to share my beliefs (exhibit A: this blog post), but I have never been a proselytizer, nor have I ever judged anyone else’s eating habits. Actually, that’s not true– I make fun of my boyfriend all the time, but that’s because he exists on a steady diet of jerky, Oreos and soda and he’s not twelve. But I digress. People have to come to these sort of life-changing decisions for themselves, or else they won’t stick. But I know my Barbara (your mom’s name is Barbara, too?) and sometimes she needs help to get going (exhibit 1: she’s been on Nutri-System for years). I should also note that she has always been super supportive of me and my eating habits, loves her veggies, and has expressed interest in becoming a vegetarian before, so it wasn’t 100% crazy, only 97%. That’s a percentage I can work with.

    So, if you or someone you know needs a vegan starter-kit, here’s what I got:

    whole foods bounty

    Continue Reading…

  2. Time to put an entry in your iCal like a commandment etched in stone:

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    The First Vegan Bake-Off is happening at The Bell House Sunday, February 10th at 3pm!

    “The event is open to 15-20 everyday bakers who’ve got the baked goods to compete for the title of The Bestest, as voted for by judges and attendees. From cookies and mini-cupcakes, to pastries, tarts, brownies, fudges and bars, the Vegan Bake-Off is sure to be a sweet, sweet sugar high.

    To help crown the earthy crunchiest of them all — and to award prizesjudges Chef Adam Sobel (owner of the insanely-popular Cinnamon Snail Food Truck and Certified Orgasmic), Sarah Gross, organizer of the annual NYC Vegetarian Food Festival and owner of Rescue Chocolate, and whip-smart comedian Myq Kaplan will happily indulge in the day’s delicious vegan spread.”

    Get your tickets HERE.

    Compete! Eat! Wear waist-less clothing!

  3. From E.B. H.Q.:

    “Earth Balance Brings Plant-Based to Snacks

    All-natural food brand launches vegan, gluten-free line of popcorn and puffs

    Earth Balance, a line of all-natural buttery spreads, nut butters, soymilk, culinary spreads and alternative mayo dressings announces its expansion into the snack category. Vegan, gluten-free and non-gmo, the four new Earth Balance® popcorn and puff items will launch nationwide early this year.

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    The new Earth Balance® Plant-Based Snacks are the first of their kind on the market and include Vegan Buttery Flavor Popcorn, Vegan Aged White Cheddar Flavor Popcorn, Vegan Aged White Cheddar Flavor Puffs and P.B. Popps, a sweet and salty popcorn treat. Made with all-natural, USA grown non-gmo corn, expeller-pressed oil and delicious flavor, these snacks are vegan, gluten-free and free from trans fats, artificial and genetically modified ingredients of any kind.”

    CHEESE PUFFS, People! The tide has officially turned. 2013 is The Year Of The Vegan (YOV)!

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    Plant Based Solutions founder David Benzaquen

    Plant Based Solutions is a new consultancy offering sales and marketing advice to vegan food manufacturers, and also helping businesses that buy, sell, and serve food to offer more and better vegan options.

    Some food manufacturers PBS is working with include The Vegg, DF Mavens ice cream, Treeline Cheese, and Chicago Vegan Foods. You’ll get to try products from those companies and more at the Plant Based Solutions launch party along with a great menu (details below) from the always excellent Chickpea & Olive.

    The launch party will be held from 6-8:30pm on Saturday, January 12 at  Metropolitan Community Church of New York,  446 West 36th Street, between 9th & 10th Avenues, NYC.

    Plant Based Solutions founder David Benzaquen is a long-time vegan, and  has worked as a lobbyist and political organizer for various organizations, including three years at Farm Sanctuary. (Do you remember a guy who used to show up at Vegan Drinks dressed in a cow suit? That’s David!)

    I asked him a bunch of questions about PBS and Saturday’s event.

    Jason: Why start Plant Based Solutions now? Is the U.S. more ready for than this than we would have been, say, 5 years ago?

    pbs_logo2David: 2013 is the breakout year for veganism. The last few years have seen a huge jump in flexitarianism with the success of campaigns like Meatless Mondays. Now, as meat and dairy prices skyrocket, and Americans are becoming more aware of the impacts of a plant-based diet on health, the environment, and animal protection, veganism is on the rise like never before. Just weeks ago, the Values Institute at DGWB, a national consumer research institute predicted veganism to be one of the top 5 health trends of 2013. In their release, they said, “Last year’s rise of the flexitarians is foreshadowing a trend toward meatless eating and outright veganism, vegetarianism’s older brother. Look for herbivore-accommodating menus at restaurants on both coasts to start migrating to mid-America in 2013.”

    In addition, the market for vegan businesses has blossomed in recent years with major financial backers (like venture capital giant Kleiner, Perkins, Caulfield, and Byers) flooding the industry with funding for meat and dairy alternatives.

    Why are you the guy to start this company?

    Growing up in a family surrounded by people working in finance, I learned from an early age how to speak and think like a business person. I then was fortunate to spend years building friendships with hundreds of compassionate and strategic leaders in the animal protection and vegan food worlds. As someone with a background in lobbying (ethically) and community organizing, I know how to sell the purest product: ideas. Plant-Based Solutions is about helping to sell fantastic products and telling a story of a world in which doing good is good business. Continue Reading…

  5. Have you always wanted to dine in the middle of an art gallery? Are you looking to break (delicious) bread with strangers? Do you like eating several courses of yummy vegan food in one sitting? Reader, I know you! So mark your calendars and send your RSVP’s– Chef Anne Lee and Castle Gourmet are having another pop-up dinner on Thursday, January 17th!

    pop up dinner

    Here are the pertinent details:

    $50/pp with an additional $20 wine pairing option

    Thursday, January 17, 7pm

    Pop tART Gallery3023 W. 6th St, Los Angeles, CA

    If you go, please let us know how it was in our mighty fine comment section, ‘K thanks.

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