Flashback Friday: Food And More
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Every so often we do a summary post with links to the blog posts in the archives. We generally recap what’s happened over the last week or two. But it’s been a while since we’ve done a Flashback Friday around here. It’s time to catch up.
Here are all the Vegan Soapbox posts since the last flashback:
Food:
- Be Still My Heart: Gingerbread! Cookies! Snaps!
- Vegan Thanksgiving Recipes
- What Does A Menu Say? – is it inclusive or exclusive?
- Get Your Vegan Thanksgiving Recipes In A Book – download an ebook for yourself or to share
- The Vegan Cookie Invasion – cookbook semi-review
- Vegan Pot Pie
- Horizons Cookbook: Elegant Yet Easy
Health & Nutrition:
- The Vegan Diet And The Glycemic Index
- Diabetes Risk Study
- Americans Eat Too Much Protein
- Nutrition: Prove You Know What You’re Talking About
- 10,000 People Died Of Swine Flu
- Men Married To Smart Women Live Longer
- School Lunches Scarier Than Fast Food
News:
- Salmonella And Campylobacter Found In Most Chicken
- Vegan Thanksgiving Makes CNN Headlines
- Animal Advocates Are Effective
- Farm Sanctuary’s “Peace For The Animals” Holiday Auction
- Top 20 Food Trends For 2010
- Weekly Paper Features Vegan Thanksgivings
- Overworked, Underpaid Turkey Killers
- Elizabeth Carlisle Gets Slap On The Wrist
- Fur: Frivolous, Offensive, And Cruel
- Fifty Million Slaughtered Turkeys. And Football.
- Holidays Can Be Murder On Turkeys
- Doing More Good – Martha goes veg for Thanksgiving!
- Vegan Bites: Restaurants, Fur, And Commercials
- Vegan Bites: Food, Fur, Celebrity & Politics
- Vegan Bites: Victories, Recipes, And More
Environment:
Theory:
- Glass Walls – a personal story that relates modern pig barns to fishtanks.
- Homo Sapiens Or Homo Psychopathiens?
- Domesticating Animals: From Reverence To Ownership
- Veganism Is More Than A Personal Choice – “a lot of people defend their eating habits on the grounds of personal freedom, saying it’s their ‘right’ to eat whatever they want.”
- “We Adore Each Filthy Chore” – speciesism and sexism are old fashioned.
- Do More. Or Support The People Who Do More.
- Feelings Without Actions – when they get it but they still don’t go vegan
- Just Don’t Eat It – about cultured meat
- Want Peace On Earth? Go Vegan.
- Veganism And Unselfish Love
- Eating Animals Alive – sadistic traditions
- Desperate For Hope – regarding shelter animal euthanasia
- A Matter Of Taste – pigs and bacon
- The Children Of Vegetarians Become Vegans
Activism:
- Will You Write For Us? – contribute an article to the Soapbox!
- Making A Difference Without Going Vegan
- Vegan Options Everywhere
- Cheap & Easy! Creative Vegan Education That Is…
- More Compassionate, Nonviolent, And Just Than Alternatives
- Stop Sick And Injured Pigs From Entering The Food Supply
Anti-Vegans:
- Sorry, Meat-Eaters, The ‘Plants Feel Pain’ Argument Is Faulty
- Sarah, The Ex-Vegetarian
- It’s OK To Care About Animals
- Beef Checkoff
- Backlash – overcoming the anti-vegan myths
- Logical Persuasion – it doesn’t matter that there’s a logical fallacy in anti-vegans’ arguments if pointing out the argumentative mistake won’t effectively convince people to go vegan.
TV & Videos:
- Undercover Pig Farm Video
- Get Excited! – not graphic!
- New Season Of DogTown
- If Slaughterhouses Had Glass Walls
- Vegan Chicken Pot Pie – the Ellen show
- Cruelty To Pigs And Piglets
- Giving Thanks – the rejected PETA ad
Links & Resources:
- The Blueprint – fur farms
- Thanksgiving Resources For Vegans
- 4 Links For Newbies
- Looking For The Perfect Last-minute Gift?
- Three Fantastic Holiday Gifts – where you should donate
- Four Veg Thanksgiving Resources
- Vegan Restaurant Guides – bookmark these!
Family:
- Are You Raising Veg Kids?
- Our Christmas Is Vegan – we care about our family and about animals’ families, too.
- Vegan Parenting Resources
And here are a few posts from way, way back in the archives. These are all food related:
- Vegan Wine: What is it and how do you find it?
- What should I bring to a vegan potluck?
- Whipped sweet potatoes
- 10 vegan energy foods
- Is soy good for us?
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