Christmas is a time for peace, and everyone can create peace through their food choices. It's so easy to create tasty vegan dishes that everyone can enjoy on Christmas day.
Raw zucchini noodles with pesto (based on macadamia nut)
Roast vegetable and quinoa salad
Baked mushrooms stufffed with vegan cream cheese, walnut and herbs
Garden salad
Potato salad with home-made vegan mayonnaise and dill
Raw lemon and macadamia "cheese"cake
Tuesday, 25 December 2012
Wednesday, 19 December 2012
Sweet Bones Bakery Cafe, Braddon
Sweet Bones cafe opened recently inside the new Lonsdale St Traders centre. This building used to be a tyre centre and it retains some of the industrial feel. The cafe can be found towards the back, next to the bicycle store. Recycled seating at the front and rear provides a nice ambience.
The cafe sells a number of breakfast and lunch items, as well as sweet treats and coffee. The vegan sweets are pretty amazing and would be a revelation for anyone who thinks that a diet without animal products would be lacking in sensory delight. Do not miss the raw vegan cheesecakes.
We enquired about the lunch items and they are all vegan too. The tempeh focaccia (pictured below) was super tasty and you can tell that there has been some careful thought about the flavours in it. This is also evident in the other dishes we have tried. This places Sweet Bones a long way above the average Canberra cafe. It appears that the menu board changes from day to day, so you can find something new on each visit.
When ordering coffee though, you should ask for the soy milk, otherwise you might end up with something you didn't expect. Mercifully, they don't charge extra for soy. And that means there's no excuse for anyone to keep drinking the other stuff.
For current activity at the cafe, see their facebook page
www.facebook.com/SweetBonesCompany
UPDATE: Sweet Bones has moved up the street. Our updated review can be found here.
The cafe sells a number of breakfast and lunch items, as well as sweet treats and coffee. The vegan sweets are pretty amazing and would be a revelation for anyone who thinks that a diet without animal products would be lacking in sensory delight. Do not miss the raw vegan cheesecakes.
We enquired about the lunch items and they are all vegan too. The tempeh focaccia (pictured below) was super tasty and you can tell that there has been some careful thought about the flavours in it. This is also evident in the other dishes we have tried. This places Sweet Bones a long way above the average Canberra cafe. It appears that the menu board changes from day to day, so you can find something new on each visit.
When ordering coffee though, you should ask for the soy milk, otherwise you might end up with something you didn't expect. Mercifully, they don't charge extra for soy. And that means there's no excuse for anyone to keep drinking the other stuff.
For current activity at the cafe, see their facebook page
www.facebook.com/SweetBonesCompany
UPDATE: Sweet Bones has moved up the street. Our updated review can be found here.
Shop front |
Focaccia with smoked tempeh |
Gluten-free vegan cupcake |
Open bagel - 'Rusty Special' |
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