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Wake Up to Something Better with CHOPUTA

Rooted Living creates plant-based granola made from real, wholesome ingredients like oats, nuts, seeds, and natural sweeteners. Their recipes skip refined sugars and added oils, delivering satisfying crunch with fiber and plant protein to keep you energized and full.

Beyond great taste, Rooted Living is committed to sustainability, packaging their granola in 100% compostable bags so every snack is kinder to the planet. It’s feel-good fuel that’s simple, nourishing, and easy to love.

Taste granola that’s good for you and the Earth

Crunchy, Clean, and Totally Awesome

Sweet Potato Awesome makes delicious snacks inspired by the goodness of sweet potatoes, bringing savory flavor and satisfying crunch to every bite. Their products are crafted with simple, clean ingredients that are plant-based, gluten-free, and non-GMO, giving you a wholesome way to snack without artificial additives or excess sugar.

Perfect for on-the-go munching, lunchbox fillers, or anytime you need something tasty and nourishing, Sweet Potato Awesome turns everyday snacking into something vibrant and nutritious.

Discover wholesome bites that satisfy.

Sustainable From the Ground Up

etiko is an Australian brand on a mission to make fashion fair, sustainable, and cruelty-free. They design and produce shoes, t-shirts, and accessories using organic cotton, natural rubber, and other ethically sourced materials that are kinder to the planet and the people who make them. Each product is made with transparency and integrity, ensuring fair wages and safe working conditions throughout the supply chain while minimizing environmental impact.

More than just stylish basics, etiko’s collection invites you to wear your values with confidence supporting a world where fashion doesn’t cost the earth. Whether you choose classic sneakers, comfortable apparel, or everyday accessories, every piece reflects thoughtful design, ethical production, and a commitment to positive change.

Animal Organization of the Week

Farm Animal Rights Movement (FARM)

The organization behind farmusa.org is the Farm Animal Rights Movement (FARM), an international nonprofit dedicated to promoting animal rights and ending the use of animals for food. Founded in 1976, FARM advocates for a vegan lifestyle and sustainable living through public education and grassroots activism, focusing on the inherent worth of animals as well as environmental protection and human health. It operates multiple campaigns and programs aimed at raising awareness about the treatment of farmed animals and encouraging plant-based diets around the world.

Over the years, FARM has become known for its high-visibility public campaigns and events that engage millions of people. Signature initiatives include the Great American MeatOut (encouraging people to go meat-free on March 20 each year), World Day for Farmed Animals, Vegan Earth Day, and an annual Animal Rights National Conference that serves as a hub for activists, educators, and movement leaders. These efforts are designed to educate the public about the impacts of animal agriculture and to inspire action toward systemic change.

In addition to public events, FARM fosters community involvement through volunteer networks like its Compassionate Activist Network, volunteer opportunities, advocacy resources, and educational outreach. The organization also publishes materials and engages in media outreach to promote its mission, partnering with volunteers and supporters globally to build a more compassionate food system.

The Weekly Vegan Events

Vegan Potluck

What - A Vegan Potluck a social gathering where participants bring and share vegan dishes (plant-based foods with no meat, dairy, eggs, honey, or other animal-derived ingredients). It’s a casual community event focused on food and connection.

When -  February 28, 2026 at 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm EST

Where -623 Baltimore Annapolis Blvd, Severna Park, Maryland, USA 

Free Entrance

Denver Vegan Club: Native Foods Meetup

What - A Denver Vegan Club meetup at Native Foods, a fully plant-based restaurant where group members and guests can enjoy vegan food and socialize. It’s a casual meetup for vegans, plant-based eaters, vegetarians, and the veg-curious to connect over food.

When -  February 27, 2026 at 6:00 pm MST

Where - Native Foods,680 S Colorado Blvd, Glendale, Colorado 80246, United States

Free Entrance!

The Weekly Vegan Restaurants

Mission Burger Co.

Mission Burger Co. is a plant-based vegan restaurant known for serving creative and flavorful vegan takes on classic American comfort food—including burgers, sandwiches, loaded fries, brisket plates, breakfast items, and more. Its menu puts a strong focus on high-quality vegan ingredients and makes dishes that appeal to both vegan diners and people looking for delicious food regardless of diet.

Where - 3600 South Lamar Boulevard in Austin, Texas, USA

The Vegan Yacht

The Vegan Yacht is a fully plant-based restaurant concept known for serving creative vegan seafood and comfort food. Their menu typically features items like vegan shrimp, crab cakes, po’boys, loaded fries, burgers, and other seafood-inspired dishes made entirely without animal products. The brand focuses on delivering bold flavors and indulgent meals while staying 100% vegan.

The concept originally started as a food truck, which helped them build a strong local following through pop-ups, catering, and community events. Their dishes are especially popular among customers looking for plant-based alternatives to traditional seafood favorites, offering a unique twist compared to typical vegan burger spots.

Where - The Vegan Yacht operates in Houston, Texas, USA. They are known for serving customers through their food truck and event appearances around the Houston area. It’s best to check their official website or social media for their current schedule and exact serving locations, as food truck locations may vary.