World Vegetarian Day
What is World Vegan Day?
The 1st of November is World Vegan Day, a day devoted to individuals who do not consume animal products. Veganism has been practised for at least 2000 years. November 1st also marks the beginning of World Vegan Month, which also happens to be November 1st. World Vegan Day is observed all around the world as a time to reflect on how far the vegan movement has progressed, to celebrate victories, and to emphasize how accessible and healthy a vegan lifestyle is.
World Vegan Day was established on November 1st, 1994 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the UK Vegan Society and the term "Vegan." The Vegan Society was founded in November 1944, however the precise date is unclear. Of fact, even though the name "vegan" and the Vegan Society were formed at this time, the concept of consuming exclusively foods that do not include animal products has certainly been around for much longer.
World Vegan Day celebration suggestions:
November begins with World Vegan Day. It's possible that people who are truly into it may want to celebrate the entire month! Consider some of the following options for celebrating this day:
Try a vegan diet
Vegan Day celebrates the founding of the Vegan Society as well as the benefits of a vegan diet and veganism as a whole. Even while it may sound difficult, it doesn't have to be that way. You may start by eating a green salad instead of a burger for lunch. Replace butter with coconut oil while cooking and dairy milk with oat or almond milk instead of soy. People tend to underestimate how easy it is.
Learn that Vegetarianism Has Many Health Benefits
People's health can be improved by a vegan diet, according to several physicians. If for no other reason than personal health, consider adopting a vegan lifestyle. It can help people lose weight, improve blood sugar levels, and help reduce heart diseases. There are certainly more benefits that vegetarianism can offer in one’s body.
Get Cooking with Vegan Ingredients
Veganism seems like a lot of work to you, or it would make your family feel starved. Having trouble figuring out where to start? There are a number of extremely tasty dishes that will leave no one feeling deprived! There are tons of recipes available on the internet and some of it include meatless meat that can be enjoyed by all ages.
Consider Participating at a World Vegan Day Event
Vegetarian organizations across the globe organize a variety of festivals and exhibitions every year. Many local events, seminars and food demonstrations are also arranged by private persons on a local level. Visit the Vegan Society or your local library to find out more. Can't locate a World Vegan Day event in your area? Start a group! Try cooking an animal-free supper for a couple of your pals. As a result of how wonderful it tastes, they may want to join you. Or support a local vegetarian restaurant in your area.