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During a road trip to ski in Tahoe I was put in charge of finding a restaurant on the way (big surprise). By the time we were ready to eat it was past 10pm, but thanks to the Yelp app I found the perfect place in Davis: Burgers and Brew. The place was hopping on the Friday night but we only had to wait a few minutes to be seated. The atmosphere was welcoming and cozy, inside and out, even on a cold winter’s night. The staff was super friendly and the menu had a few delicious vegetarian options. I ordered a side of garlic fries and the portobello mushroom burger on lettuce with guacamole – great decision! Both were very flavorful and hit the spot, not to mention inexpensive. I’d go back for sure!
Yeah dude, you should try converting to a vegetarian. I’ll still eat meat, but not most of the time. You don’t need to be a full, hardcore vegan, but you can just try to be a vegetarian man. It’ll help you live longer for sure.
Watch the Earth Sos video (it’s separated in parts):
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AJ Rafael – We Could Happen
AJ Rafael – 500 Days
Vegan chef and author Mark Reinfeld offers a variety of best selling vegan cookbooks. Former owner of the “Blossoming Lotus” restaurant on Kauai, he specializes in vegan, vegetarian, raw food and gluten free plant-based diets. He offers a series of vegan cooking classes, including 2 day workshops, teacher trainings, 5 and 10 day immersions, as well as retreats, tours and vacations in both America and Europe.
Sarah Taylor, the “Vegan Next Door”, gives the very good health and ethical reasons for vegetarians who are asking, ” Why should I give up dairy and eggs, too?”, as well as specific tips to make the change to a healthier lifestyle both easy and pleasurable.
Sarah reviews the research linking animal protein and dairy products to cancer, heart disease, osteoporosis and auto-immune disease, and the ground-breaking work done by T. Colin Campbell, Ph.D., Caldwell Esselstyn, M.D., and Joel Fuhrman, M.D. She describes the psychologically and physically debilitating treatment, as well as the crowded, dirty conditions, that the vast majority of laying hens experience in factory farms, often even those labeled “cruelty-free” or “cage-free”.
For those inspired to turn to a healthy vegan diet, Sarah has welcome information for those concerned with pleasing taste buds used to animal protein and dairy products, and issues a 30 day vegan challenge that will change your life for the better.
A vegan since 2002, Sarah Taylor is the creator of the popular blog “The Vegan Next Door”, and the author of “Vegan in 30 Days”, as well as the new book “Vegetarian to Vegan”. A graduate of the University of Washington, with an MBA from Seattle University, she also holds a Certificate in Plant Based Nutrition from Cornell University, and is on the faculty of the Nutritional Education Institute. She has worked as a Motivational Trainer for Joel Fuhrman, M.D., the author of the authoritative plant-based “Eat to Live”, and has been interviewed for countless radio and Internet shows, including NPR, PBS and EarthSave Radio, among others. She lives with her husband Mark and many pets in Gig Harbor, Washington. Among her many other activities, she plays competitive tennis, and is an active board member of Leilani Farm Sanctuary, a haven for rescued farm animals in Haiku, Maui.
Videography and editing by William Harris, M.D., on January 21, 2012 at McCoy Pavilion, Ala Moana Beach Park, Honolulu, Hawaii
Sponsored by: Vegetarian Society of Hawaii http://www.vsh.org
A glimpse into the life of a vegan full time working mom. Follow me around and give me a thumb up and a comment if you want more of this. Including a recipe for a delicious fake vegan protein sushi. Plus Joe’s special bonus:
How to cook and eat an artichoke and how to make bananas ripen faster.