Dietitian Reviews and Insights
Vegan Mac and Cheese! It’s available everywhere and at anytime (without having to Pinterest some complicated vegan mac and cheese recipe!) thanks to Annie’s Organic Cheddar Vegan Mac. Long gone are the days of wishing a vegan competitor existed next
Nature’s Path makes many plant-based cereal products – everything from breakfast cereals to cereal bars to granola to oatmeals and waffles. The whole grain products are predominately vegan with a few products including honey as a sweetener. Heritage Flakes is
Sure, you can make vegan mac and cheese and there are only a bajillion recipes out there to do just that. But….what if you don’t want to go through the effort and time? You may be wondering how the prepared
As a vegan dietitian, I work with all sorts of people – from those who are transitioning to a vegan diet to those who have been at it for awhile but just want to make sure their needs are being
Nutritional yeast is a popular food to add onto or into vegan meals but it can be tricky to know why you’d want to add it in the first place if you are new to vegan and plant-based eating. In
Yes! Smuckers uses fruit pectin instead of an animal based gelatin to help its jelly and fruit spreads congeal. Therefore, Smuckers jelly and jams are vegan. Not sure what the difference is between jelly, jam, preserves and more? Check out
MaraNatha started with two entrepreneurs in 1982 who distributed dried fruit from California to local natural food stores in Oregon. They started to develop their own products along the way including small batch peanut and nut butters. The flavorful and
Santa Cruz Organics started back in the early 1970s when founder and nature lover John Battendieri began revitalizing orchards in the Santa Cruz Mountains. He started with natural organic apple juice in 1972 and today Santa Cruz Organics offers over
Equal Exchange Fairly Traded Organic Baking CocoaEqual Exchange is an employee owned company that aims to improve sustainable partnerships between farmers and consumers. In 1986, the founders of Equal Exchange started with fairly traded coffee in Nicaragua. Today the company
LiveKuna was started by two entrepreneurs, Ecuadorian Carlos Gutierrez and Canadian Santiago Stacey. Carlos and Santiago have a passion for bringing ancestral wholesome foods from small Andes mountain farmers to the worldwide market. The word “Kuna” means “to give” in