Tanya Flink

1 week ago | vegnews.com | Tanya Flink |Charlotte Pointing |Tabitha Brown |Maya’s Cookies

The second Sunday in May is all about showing some appreciation to the mother figures in our lives. Of course, there are many ways to do this. You can spend some quality time together, cook a delicious vegan brunch, or bake a batch of homemade brownies as a special treat. And you could also buy them a special gift. Stuck for ideas? Whether you’re celebrating your mom, grandmother, an aunt, a friend, or any other mother figure this Mother’s Day, here are 30 gifts to consider.

1 month ago | vegnews.com | Tanya Flink |Delightful Adventures

For many, St. Patrick’s Day comes down to two essentials: wearing green and drinking. While we will happily don our green attire, not everyone wants to consume alcohol to have a good time. Fortunately, you can still raise a celebratory glass by opting for one of these St. Patty’s themed non-alcoholic beverages (and for those who do want a stiffer drink, you can easily add a floater to any of these recipes).

Feb 7, 2025 | vegnews.com | Tanya Flink

Gift more than chocolate this Valentine’s Day. Show your love with brownies, cheesecake, or even a full-sized, heart-shaped cake. All ship nationwide!

Nov 28, 2024 | vegnews.com | Tanya Flink |Kirsten Kaminski |Dreena Burton |Gibbs Smith Publishing

Most days, 363 to be exact, it’s perfectly acceptable to not like pie; however, on Thanksgiving and Pi Day, everyone is expected to partake in a slice. The fact is that we’re not all pie people, and that’s ok. Thanksgiving should be about enjoying the foods you love, not eating under obligation. Let’s think outside the pie plate and create new delicious holiday traditions. Here are 10 dairy-free Thanksgiving desserts that aren’t pie. Jump to the dessertsWhy do we eat pie for Thanksgiving?

Nov 26, 2024 | vegnews.com | Tanya Flink |Simon Smith |Allyson Kramer |Gena Hamshaw

Family, food, and football—speaking broadly, this is Thanksgiving. Of course, it’s about connecting with loved ones and expressing gratitude, but these acts are often performed around the table—a table full of traditionally gluten-laden food. There’s stuffing, breadrolls, biscuits, macaroni and cheese, gravy, pie … even the green bean casserole may have some hidden gluten by way of the fried onion topper.