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ActiVeg drops GoDaddy

In light of GoDaddy's support for SOPA and shooting elephants, we have dropped them as supplier of our DNS.

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korma curry for NVW 2008 featured in Meat-free made easyPhoto: VegSoc GCSE class come up with a tasty vegan menu

Yestarday in Maidenhead a school class of 15-16 year olds came up with a tasty imaginary vegan menu in a workshop.

  • Jacket Potato and Sun-Dried Tomato Baked Bean Surprise (gluten free)
  • Coconut Chilli Beans with Nachos (gluten free)
  • Rainbow Cottage Pie, with veggie mince, dairy-free cheezy mashed potato and a rainbow of vegetables
  • Cauliflower and Chickpea Curry with Coconut Rice (gluten free)
  • Peanut and Lime Chicken Style Stir Fry - peanut butter coated Chicken Style Pieces served on a lime and ginger stir fry with rice noodles
  • Pesto and Tomato Pasta - pasta served with tomatoes and a home-made basil and pine kernel pesto and salad

 Sounds yummy - what would you choose?

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Food for Thought in CardiganFood for Thought in Cardigan Eat less meat or buy local?

What you eat has a carbon footprint, and both eating fewer animal products and buying local can reduce your greenhouse gas emissions. However, researchers have found that even just cutting back on the red meat one day per week is more significant than buying all your food from local sources every day.

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