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Vegan Spain! I went to Spain a lot as a non-vegan, and was worried when I went back as a vegan. I needn’t have been, vegan Spain is thriving. But, when I went back I only went to Madrid , so I roped in new writer Anna from mytravelscrapbook.com to help and this is what she had to say: Travelling as a vegan in Spain is not as difficult as it may first seem. Whilst the idea of Spanish food conjures up many images of meat and seafood meals, an incredible amount of vegan food can be found during your trip to Spain. Spain has some fantastic vegan tapas and many restaurants in Spain have an abundance of vegan options. Furthermore, 100% vegan restaurants are popping up around the Spanish peninsular. This is the ultimate Spain vegan guide to help you have the perfect vegan trip to Spain! From accidentally vegan dishes in Spain to vegan accommodation options, this is everything you need to know about vegan Spain and then some. 1. Accidentally Vegan Food in Spain Tasty accidentally-vegan breakf

Word on the vegan street is that Warsaw is quickly becoming the vegan capital of Europe (watch out Berlin). With over 51 vegan restaurants alone , and more and more popping up every day, ostensibly it seemed like the rumours were true. But I had to find out for myself. So which are the best vegan restaurants Warsaw? And what are the must-try Polish vegan food? I stayed for eight nights and this is what I found! 1. Vegan Polish Dishes One of the first things I noticed was that whilst there is an abundance of vegan restaurants Warsaw (yey), a lot of them serve foreign food – Italian, Mexican, Israeli, Japanese etc. As much as I love all of these cuisines, and whilst I’m sure it’s great for locals, I really came to Poland to try out Polish vegan food. So what are some typically Polish foods? Vegan Pierogi: Pierogi are one of the most quintessential Polish foods, if not the most quintessential Polish food. Pierogi literally translates as dumpling, they are made from dough and are boiled or