Dede Sophie

It’s one thing to be looking for vegan friendly destinations as a lone adult, because at the end of the day you can always survive off rice and Oreos for a week or so, but travelling with kids is different. Child services isn’t going to be very happy – and that’s nothing compared to how your kids are going to react.. So how can you make sure somewhere is kid friendly, vegan friendly AND kid vegan friendly? With this blog post 😀 But wait, who am I (childless) to have an opinion? What I lack in offspring I make up in extensive experience travelling as a vegan. Additionally, I used to be a kid myself. I remember what they like/don’t like/need etc. Plus, I am calling an open invitation to any parents to add anything they think is important to this post (just email me or write me on Instagram ) Okay let’s get started 😀 Vegan Meal Prep For Vacation To be honest, I think the best vegan meal prep you can do for your family vacation is to pick destinations that are vegan friendly – head to pl

Travelling as a vegan can be difficult because, unfortunately, you aren’t always able to find good food options that cater to your needs (though luckily fruit and vegetables are near world-wide phenomena). Salad and chips tend to be the default for the most part. Finding destinations as a foodie and a vegan can feel like an impossible task at times. It’s not though, which is why we have put together the following vegan-friendly list of destinations that are a must for foodies. #1. Bali  Bali is an increasingly popular spot for vegan foodies. A lot of places ensure to accommodate for your tastes, with tempeh being the substitution of choice. Ubud is perhaps the best town to visit on your travels, although places like Canggu and Uluwatu are also great too. Bali is obviously pretty tropical, which can make for a great holiday too. #2. Melbourne  Melbourne has received a number of accolades celebrating its vegan cuisine, so it makes sense for it to make this list. Melbourne arguably has t

The advent and sudden boom of social media in our lives have been nothing short of amazing, and its influence on our lives is something that should be taken very seriously. You’d be hard-pressed to find someone who doesn’t have an active presence in one form of social media or the other, and it takes up a significant portion of most people’s daily routines.    If you can successfully leverage this space to market your products and services to casual social media users, you can reach a massive number of people in an unprecedented amount of time that other forms of marketing would struggle to replicate. This potential reach and opportunity to market your company’s culture and personality makes Social Media marketing one of the most promising avenues to consider in the current times.   However, social media is as unpredictable as it is diverse and large, which makes marketing successfully on such platforms a much trickier job than one might be used to. Every action can have unforeseen con