
Celebrate a plant-based Thanksgiving!
Thanksgiving is a big occasion where families come together. It is traditional to prepare dinner together and expect the familiar recipes and flavor. Transitioning plant-based doesn't have to stop you from missing out on the unique flavor from home!
Cruelty Free Old Time Recipes!
Thanksgiving has a great diversity of traditional dishes and recipes, and there aren't many plant-based options like sweet potato casserole, roasted garlic mashed potatoes, mushroom gravy, cranberry sauce, butternut squash casserole, stuffed acorn squash, mushroom & white bean pot pie, just to name a few! These are some of the traditional dishes that you don't have to make changes to and you can share with the family, in addition to verifying that there are indeed thousands of delicious traditional plant-based dishes that go unnoticed.
Adapt your recipes!
Although the turkey is one of the most remarkable traditions of Thanksgiving Day, it is worth noting that originally, this day is to celebrate and be grateful for the harvest. There might be no turkey, but how about a stuffing? Plant-based with the ingredients used in your family's recipe! You can substitute meat for vegetable protein, (like Asanté!) and preserve the unique and special touch that has remained on your family table for years.
Go further!
This year, try to reduce the garbage generated during the celebration as well. Opt for ecological packaging and ecological paper, organic products or buying directly from the farmers market. Avoid disposable cutlery and plates. Use ecological and creative ways to wrap your presents. Commemorate this holiday by being grateful for life and our home planet!
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