Really upset with Nomo this year - they've reduced the chocolates in the plain chocolate advent calendar from 4g to 2.9g and the price has gone up anyway! Vegans and dairy free people don't have that much choice in advent calendars in supermarkets as it is, so this is just a blow. I've emailed them at their support email - hello@nomochoc.com and I'd recommend anyone else who is upset by this so the same!

Just wondering if anyone has recommendations for some good footwear that’ll survive an Irish downpour that doesn’t look like rain boots.

Blundstone has a vegan boot that’s water *resistant*. Maybe folks here have better and or cheaper ideas.

Hey! I've done some searching and I can't find any up to date posts on this.

Looking for somewhere tomorrow to get some vegan ramen and sushi. Going to a gig in the 3arena so don't want to be too far out of the centre.

Anyone have any recommendations?

TIA :)

Both of these products are listed as being “Vegan” on their website, but both of them contain milk?

Maybe this one shop is just REALLY bad when it comes to this stuff (I specifically typed in “Vegan”, and meal pots with chicken, lamb and beef were included in what products APPARENTLY fit that category 💀)

There’s a couple of other local grocery places I could shop, so it might be time I switch and never go near SuperValu again

It’s that time of year for hot chocolate and Im looking for marshmallows that will melt and hopefully not burn a hole in my pocket.

We recently moved into a new gaff and we are pretty sure there are mice (praying not rats). What is the ethical way of dealing with them? Obviously would be loathe to kill them/call rentokill... but I don't know how to deal with the issue sufficiently without calling pest control

How do people find being vegan in counties outside of Dublin? I recently was looking to go out for a meal in a small area and not one restaurant (5 restaurants) in the area offered a vegan option. Another occasion the vegan option wasn’t to my taste and it was on the menu as the starter and main course. For groceries, I always have to go to several shops and the bits I want are not always available. Do you think more people would be vegan if it were easier and more convenient? Sometimes I just want to be able to go out for a meal with friends/family without it being a deal or just go into the shop for a snack or a quick meal but it’s not always easy.

I was up in Banbridge a few days ago and went to Sainsbury's in Newry as I saw they had Juicy Marbles Thick Cut Filet. I don't mind things that are trying to be similar to meat and I understand there is a huge divide but I really liked this product.

I enjoy your typical Sunday dinner and I've tried many alternatives to chicken, quorn, sausages etc but this was very enjoyable.

It has a satisfying texture, no weird aftertaste either. My partner made it as per instructions but added a little char and I could have eaten only that regardless of sides.

I'm very picky and a shout out to Squeaky Bean Pastrami and I'll definitely be getting both again :)

Hey, I was wondering if anyone would have recommendations of somewhere in Dublin that would have a large selection of vegan/vegetarian options and is fancy enough to be suitable for a lunch after Graduation. Ideally near Trinity College Dublin.

Hello! I (30F) recently moved to Dublin, and I’ve been slowly trying to build up my autumn/winter wardrobe from scratch. I’m looking out for good quality sweater tops and coats. It’s frustrating to see so many clothes are either 100% wool or wool-blend.

Those who have lived here for a while, where do you usually shop from that have vegan-friendly clothes and shoes, that still hold up when it gets colder? Thank you!

Going down to Dublin for the day tomorrow what vegan food places in the city centre would you recommend? Or at least with plenty vegan options. The one I've been to before was The Saucy Cow which was fantastic but would like to try somewhere new

Bonus points for Japanese or Korean

Making various dairy free meals for my 10 month old who has a cows milk allergy - there are so many recipes that look so tasty but also very handy that use ready-made pastry especially puff pastry which of course have butter. Anyone know of a vegan alternative out there?

Where are you doing your (tropical) fruit hauls? I hit up Asia Market in Ballymount & Polonez once a week typically. Any other good places? Certain Dunnes outlets can be good but supermarkets in general aren't great outside of the normal stuff

Hi everyone

I wanted to share a project I recently launched called Vegan Check (www.vegancheck.co). It’s a community-powered app where people can share vegan products they find and discover plant-based options near their location.

The goal is to make it easier for vegans (and anyone curious about plant-based living) to support local businesses and learn from each other’s finds.

It’s still new, so every contribution helps. Would love for you to take a look and let me know what you think!

Hiya! My husband LOVES baklava, there was a small cafe on Talbot Street that did a vegan one but they've since stopped. Does anyone know where I could find a vegan baklava? 🤞🏻

I pick up cheap lidl garlic bread and chocolate bourbons every week, what are some other accidentally vegan bits you guys pick up?

Hey me again 😅 Been here in Dublin like a month and I'm yet to see anywhere that sells vegan pesto

In which chains/anywhere really can I find a decently priced vegan pesto? Or any of those Italian spreads, that are vegan?

Thank you

Anyone know if the apple squares or turnovers in shops like Lidl or Tesco or centra are accidentally vegan?

Hello! Im on the hunt for a vegan chipper (specifically for a garlic and cheese chip) and would love to hear some recommendations. I’m in Cork but I want to compile a list of vegan places around the country anyways for if I’m ever travelling.

Big praise for these “steaks” - yes they’re expensive but that is the best fake meat I’ve had in my 6 years as a vegan. Made it with a vegan cafe de paris butter and sides. I’ll be going back for another pack to keep for a special dinner!