Happy Fourth of July tomorrow! Find out all kinds of great things for the 4th of July! (or any day really) Tofu Fingers, Chocolate Frozen Bannanas and Stars and Stripes American Pie - Oh My! Vegan Fourth of July Feast satisfies even the meat eaters! A veggie dog eating contest?  Seriously, I could win that. Fourth Annual Vegan BBQ Event in Seattle, WA - for only $8! Want some fancy franks for the Fourth of July? Go get them here! SF Bay vegan beach picnic - sounds so awesome! Didn't plan ahead?  Here's the solution - last-minute awesome vegan goodies! As for myself, I will be making the rounds on some awesome barbecues taking along my very own grilled soydogs.  What about you?  What are your plans for the 4th of July?  Share your plans (or vegan events) in the comments! Stay safe and have a happy holiday weekend!

The world, we are told, was made especially for man – a presumption not supported by all the facts.… Why should man value himself as more than a small part of the one great unit of creation? ~ John Muir, naturalist and explorer (1838–1914)

Are you looking for a vegan good time in Philly this weekend?  Well then I've got just the thing for you!  A vegan barbecue will be held on Saturday, July 4, 2009 in Philadelphia.  Just look for the Vegan Bus in Clark Park, Chester Street between 43rd and 45th streets.  There will be hula hoops (I LOVE those!), lawn games, musical instruments, and an art project. Bring a vegan/vegetarian picnic lunch and the usual blanket and chairs for you and your vegan pals.  Free samples of veggie dogs and burgers are offered.  You can even bring a friendly dog! Please RSVP to Lisa at the following: Lisa at (215) 620-2130 or [email protected] And, if all of that doesn't sound awesome enough there is also a BYOB Fourth of July Extra-vegan-za (love that!) dinner from 6pm - 11pm at New Harmony Vegetarian Restaurant (135 N. Ninth Street, Philadelphia).  The cost will [...]

Vegan Beware.  It's the headline that's been making it's way around the internet ever since QuarryGirl.com's "Operation Pancake".  Sounds more delicious than a vegan warning doesn't it?  But this time "Operation Pancake" is the undercover investigation into the vegan restaurants in LA.  Undercover vegans?  Hell yeah! So here's the deal.  Seventeen vegan restaurants were chosen and 21 dishes were procured from each.  Then the "samples" were sent to an independent testing facility to see if they contained any animal ingredients.  The results were stunning with the some of the food containing egg, shellfish or casein.  Not very vegan at all, is it? It just shows how integrated animal products are in our society and how important animal activism is.  Working to expose animal ingredients in products claiming that they are vegan is so important.  This investigation, along with the outrage it has created, sends a message to the manufacturers of [...]