Vegan

Explore the booming plant based Taco Scene of LA as Paco explores three unique takes on tacos with a trip to Hijo des su Madre, Alchemy Organica, and El Cocinero.

Chef Anita Shepherd from Anita’s Yogurt is in the MUNCHIES test kitchen making aborrajados, a Colombian street food snack that can be made vegan!

Bryant Terry, chef and author of the new book “Black Food: Stories, Art, and Recipes from Across the African Diaspora,” is making his vegan version of disco fries, made with crispy fried taro in place of potatoes.

Chef Roy Choi and urban farmer Vicky Phouangbandith of Heart Beet Farm use Field Roast Plant-Based Sausage to put a vegan twist on the traditional Laos dish Lahp Salad.

Roy Choi and founders of Black-owned brewery Crowns and Hops, Beny Ashburn & Teo Hunter, serve up a Jamaican oxtail stew with Field Roast sausage and stout craft beer.

Chef Roy Choi and Jess Wang, founder of LA-based pickle workshop, Picklé, showcase the taste-altering possibilities of traditional fermentation with a new plant-based take on Zha Jiang Mian.

A man who has spent 25 years investigating factory farms shares the appalling conditions he has found in his work, where animals are regularly abused and neglected.

A plant-based diet can improve both performance and recovery time, not to mention bring the peace of mind that comes with knowing you are doing the entire planet a favor all the while.

When Tomi decided to go vegan years ago it was at odds with the meat-heavy tradition of Nigerian heritage. She faced lots of skepticism, especially from her family. That faded when she fed them.

The future of the planet is plant-based. More and more people are losing meat and dairy in their daily diet. In My Plant-Based Future, VICE, in partnership with Upfield, takes a deep dive into why.

The future of the planet is plant-based. More and more people are losing meat and dairy in their daily diet. In My Plant-Based Future, VICE, in partnership with Upfield, takes a deep dive into why.

DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. Jamie Lee Curtis Taete has been vegan or vegetarian for almost 20 years. After years of carnivorous peer-pressure, he has finally decided to consume animal products from the only truly ethical source: Himself.