Around 46 million turkeys are eaten on Thanksgiving, not to mention the many other millions that are eaten during the rest of the year. A plant-based approach will help them and the environment, which is why I’m bringing you these vegan alternatives to turkey, so you can have a more sustainable Thanksgiving, Christmas, or to eat year-round!

Vegan and plant-based diets have many benefits: they’re more sustainable, healthy, and are good for the animals. If you’re trying to start embracing these diets, either fully or little by little, here are some tips on how to start a vegan or plant-based diet, that will help you feel more accompanied in the process.

A plant-based diet has benefits for the animals, the environment, and your health. However, I’ve heard people commenting on how this kind of diet can be more expensive, so this post is all about debunking this myth. A plant-powered or vegan diet shouldn’t be pricey if you know what to do. Here are my tips to eat a plant-based diet on a budget.

Only in the U.S., around 300 million male chicks are killed annually in the egg industry, which also has a negative impact on the environment. Some people stop eating eggs because of health reasons or allergies. Regardless of the reason, you might be looking for plant-based substitutes for eggs, either for baking or as stand-alone vegan replacements in your favorite recipes.

If you eat or are starting a plant-based diet or vegan lifestyle, but don’t want to give up on your favorite dishes, you have many plant-based meat alternatives. From vegan burgers to plant-based turkey, I prepared this list of plant-based and vegan meat products I found at Whole Foods.

Many people want to switch to a plant-based diet or vegan lifestyle, or ditch animal products, but don’t want to give up their flavor. Luckily, plant-based alternatives to meat are becoming more numerous. In case chicken is the hardest thing for you to stop eating, I prepared this list of plant-based chicken products I found at Whole Foods.

When I went vegetarian, I had to go through a process, and going vegan was no different. Find out below what are the things I wish I had known before I became a vegan, in the hopes that maybe you can start a vegan lifestyle, or even a plant-based diet, with a bit more knowledge than I had, as if I was helping you skip ahead of time.

Going plant-based isn’t only great for the environment, it also has a positive impact on health. One of my favorite vegetables is broccoli (in any form!). Broccoli is associated with a myriad of health benefits, including but not limited to anticancer and antioxidant properties, which I will analyze in this post. Find out in what other ways broccoli is good for you.

Whole Foods may be a great option for many people who need or want to buy ready-to-go food, for its accessibility and convenience. Luckily, vegan meals are becoming more and more available every day, and because a plant-based diet is the most sustainable, I’m going to share with you the 24 best prepared vegan foods I found at Whole Foods Market.