VEGAN FOODS Locations

The moment you bite through that warm, soft tortilla into the shatteringly crisp chicken beneath, you'll understand why this Twister Zinger Wrap has achieved cult status. This chef's interpretation transforms the beloved fast-food classic into something extraordinary: buttermilk-marinated chicken cutlets are aggressively seasoned with cayenne and paprika, then dredged in a special flour mixture spiked with "shaggy bits" of buttermilk that create an impossibly craggy, golden crust. The heat from the chicken plays against cool, crisp iceberg lettuce and a tangy cabbage slaw, while peppery mayo—punched up with coarse black pepper and bright lemon—ties everything together...

Hi there! I'm a newbie with a multi-parter question on behalf of my mom, who lives in a condo. So, under the kitchen sink is some discolouration that she is concerned may be mold or that may hint at a leak somewhere (see pics). She had the P-trap replaced under the kitchen sink around summer of last year. She also had the faucet replaced two years ago with this Moen model that has an extendable head. (She's not happy with it because she feels like it's a little far from the sink and that water should be streaming more towards the middle of the basin without having to adjust the head. vOv) Before calling a plumber, I was wondering where the under-the-sink discolouration may ...

This hearty, plant-forward chili is my modern, vegan riff on a Southwestern classic that proves you don't need meat for deep, satisfying flavor. I discovered the magic of this recipe while cooking for a ranch gathering where even the most dedicated carnivores went back for seconds, won over by layers of fire-roasted tomatoes, three kinds of beans, and a carefully orchestrated spice blend that includes smoky chipotle, earthy cumin, and a secret touch of cocoa powder. The key lies in the technique: blooming tomato paste until it darkens to brick red, toasting spices until they release their essential oils, and building fond on the bottom of the pot just like you would with a traditional m...

Some things I think would make this game better and more engaging would be modes 3v3 smaller size map, 4v4 medium size map, 5v5 or 6v6 regular map size the one we currently have. Better ttk for me personally I think its to fast but maybe its just a me thing. PvE elements around the map for when gearing up like maybe specific zones with difficulties like green being easy with loot being common, yellow being mid difficulties dropping okay loot, red zone being more difficult with better gear drop. I also think the shield breaker sword is to fast when a player stabs it into a base objective it gives no time for other players to try and defend their base maybe it takes like a solid 5 or longer se...

I've been on a huge baking spree since I moved to an apartment with an oven, and I want to make a cast iron pizza. But I really dislike vegan processed cheese and meat, they are crazy expensive and taste bad. Not many options anyway as veganism is very rare here. So what kind of toppings could I use? I tried searching around the net but the recipes I saw all use vegan cheese or meat or cashews which I can't really get either. All I got as an idea is tomato sauce, corn and mushrooms. Maybe make a bechamel with nutritional yeast? I've used that as a cheese sauce before but I don't know how it would be on pizza.

Many people struggle with bloating because of added sweeteners. Not to mention they're still not fully researched. Bryan's Protein is the best in the market in regard to heavy metals, and the ingredients are all great besides those artificial sweeteners. It would be a massive win for him if he eliminated those sweeteners. Personally, I stopped buying his Protein because Allulose/Monk Fruit made me feel worse. Sadly, I don't see any alternatives for me on the market because no one shares CoAs besides him, and plant-based proteins are known for issues with heavy metals. Please Bryan, make your protein without sweeteners 🙏

Vegged for 11.5 weeks. Manifolded for 8 mains, then trained to boost secondary branches. Currently day 12f. Dirty Bird Genetics. 3x3 tent, ionbeam side lights, 300watt led, ten gallons self made soil recipe, organic grow, self wicking base. I’ve top dressed with gai green all purpose, si-tech, castings, kelp, molasses and the original soil blend included alfalfa and was cooked for 8 weeks prior to use. Day before flip I did a half strength gai green bloom and castings top dress, will do again around day 21. Super easy plant to grow, zero issues, and took to training like she demanded it. Having fun with this one.

After ten years of chronic illness, I am relieved to finally be able to write the post I had hoped I could one day write.... It’s long. But I think you'll find it interesting. If you have also spent years chasing a mystery illness, you will understand. Finding out the source of these chronic health issues has taken up a significant amount of my free time for nearly a decade. And it has become almost an obsession for the last two years. If you want to skip to the answer, I'll entirely understand. I'll reverse things and put a TL;DR at the end. But I won't spoil the surprise by putting it here at the top. I think the answer is both pretty unique and potentially very com...

Hi all, I've never posted here but I wanted to share part of my frustration and some things that I did to make it better. It all started 5 years ago, I was on a date with a girl that I found really cute. It was going well, and we were chatting and then, out of nowhere, sweats, racing heart and worrying thought came to my head. It was so overwhelming and there was no reason to be stressed, I had been feeling perfectly fine 5 minutes before, I was so confused! At that time, I had no clue, no tools and I did not know what was happening, it took over me and I rushed to the toilet to throw up, super fun time. I came back looking even paler than before and feeling like a clown. I mean who d...

Super excited about the lil nail files and the eye shadows! ☺️ And the powder brush comes with a lil plastic case for the brush part! Very handy!

I’m very curious to see the general consensus because I love rice and it’s probably my favourite carb (growing up my favourite food was straight jasmine rice with soy sauce). I want to know, do you wash your rice or not? Rice cooker or stovetop? Strain afterwards or only add as much water as you need? Did you grow up eating/cooking a lot of rice based dishes/cultural foods? Where did you learn to cook your rice (google, parents, etc)? And most importantly, what is your favourite/least favourite grain of rice? Personally I wash my rice and use both rice cooker and stovetop depending on how much I’m cooking, and I only add enough water to cook it. I’ve grown up with both south asian a...

this table kinda explains this whole website. if you want to know the real, root reason why these people behave like that here's the answer. 90% of reddit is no higher than level 4. [https://youtu.be/YpoOf6uak-A?si=EYCixLLUFJVZvjCm](https://youtu.be/YpoOf6uak-A?si=EYCixLLUFJVZvjCm) \- review/explanation of this table from the creator, if you want to go down this "rabbithole"

After ten years of chronic illness, I am relieved to finally be able to write the post I had hoped I could one day write.... It’s long. But I think you'll find it interesting. If you have also spent years chasing a mystery illness, you will understand. Finding out the source of these chronic health issues has taken up a significant amount of my free time for nearly a decade. And it has become almost an obsession for the last two years. If you want to skip to the answer, I'll entirely understand. I'll reverse things and put a TL;DR at the end. But I won't spoil the surprise by putting it here at the top. I think the answer is both pretty unique and potentially very com...

In New Zealand, I wouldn’t say we have a lot of regional foods, but one thing that is ubiquitous with a lot of the South Island is cheese rolls. At first they were just a Southland & Otago thing, but now they’ve even made their way as far as Canterbury (where I live). I have yet to see them in the North Island whenever I’ve been there, unless they’re at cafes ran by former South Islanders. The recipe is quite simple, all you need is white bread, reduced cream, onion soup mix, and 1-2 cups of any cheese you’d like. Mix the aforementioned ingredients and spread a generous helping on the bread, roll the bread and bake until they’re golden. What regional foods does your...

First time in the city. Looking for a place where I can get some vegan fried chicken, mac n' cheese, collard greens, and cornbread. Can be both fully vegan restaurants or places with vegan options.

The photo of Mirabooka showed a pale lavender leaf variegation and in the blooms. Fingers crossed for both. Two of the minis that arrived last month were eager to bloom, but the 3rd NOID was lagging until I gave it a bit more humidity. Now that it has a rose bowl for a home, it has put out two budstalks. I have been misting twice a day, and I do believe that is why the other plants, already in bloom, are flowering with a renewed vigor. Though I also feed each time I bottom water, with Schultz 7 drop liquid food. I would love to try their AV solution, but it can’t be shipped to California, I hope Rob’s Jitterbug and Rob’s Argyle Socks will be ready for a bloomwatch soon

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After ten years of chronic illness, I am relieved to finally be able to write the post I had hoped I could one day write.... It’s long. But I think you'll find it interesting. If you have also spent years chasing a mystery illness, you will understand. Finding out the source of these chronic health issues has taken up a significant amount of my free time for nearly a decade. And it has become almost an obsession for the last two years. If you want to skip to the answer, I'll entirely understand. I'll reverse things and put a TL;DR at the end. But I won't spoil the surprise by putting it here at the top. I think the answer is both pretty unique and potentially very com...

Hi [r/Shopify](https://www.reddit.com/r/Shopify/) \- I'm Paul and I follow the e-commerce industry closely for my Shopifreaks E-commerce Newsletter, which I've published weekly since 2021. I was invited by the Mods of this subreddit to share my weekly e-commerce news recaps (ie: shorter versions of my full editions) to [r/Shopify](https://www.reddit.com/r/Shopify/). Although my news recaps aren't strictly about Shopify (some weeks Shopify is covered more than others), I hope they bring value to your business no matter what platform you're on. Let's dive into this week's top stories... ___ **STAT OF THE WEEK:** 47% of U.S. credit cardholders carry a balance ...