JUST is back with another new product and some are flipping out over the news. The brand known for their plant-based eggs and new vegan chicken has launched “Power Jacks”, a ready-to-pour vegan pancake mix available in Original, Cinnamon Roll, and Chocolate Chip flavors. These are refrigerated mixes, so the […]
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Vegan Pumpkin Pudding Cake
My Vegan Pumpkin Pudding Cake might be the coziest dessert you’ll make all season. It’s part cake, part pudding, and a warm, spiced pumpkin dessert that bakes up with a soft, fluffy cake on top and a rich caramel-like sauce underneath. Serve it straight from the oven with a scoop […]
Trader Joe’s Kung Pao Tempura Cauliflower Is Being Discontinued
Say goodbye to another Trader Joe’s fan favorite. Their Kung Pao Tempura Cauliflower is officially being discontinued. This spicy, sticky, vegan-friendly frozen meal has been a fan-favorite since it hit freezers years ago, so this news has left loyal shoppers frustrated (and stocking up while they can). The cauliflower dish […]
Easy Vegan Pumpkin Slab Pie
If the holidays have you craving pumpkin pie but not the hassle of rolling out dough or tracking down a vegan premade crust, my Vegan Pumpkin Slab Pie is here to save dessert. Baked in a simple 9×13 pan, it’s perfect for feeding a crowd and skips all the pie […]
Whole Foods Vegan Holiday Menu 2025: Pumpkin Pie Returns & New Plant-Based Sides
The holidays are coming fast, and Whole Foods Market just dropped its 2025 Holiday Catering Menu a bit early this year and many of their vegan options seem to be returning as well as what looks like some new vegan sides. They label everything with a V on their menu to indicate […]
What’s Replacing the ‘Turkey’ This Holiday? Vegan Roasts + One Big Disappointment for 2025
The holiday table is shifting, and for anyone embracing plant-based eating (or simply looking for a tasty, meat-free centerpiece), the landscape of vegan holiday roasts is evolving fast. But before you shop, here’s a major heads-up, one beloved option is gone this year, which many will find hard to accept. […]
