Curious About Veganism? A Dinner Party Could Be A Great Place To Start
Studies show that friends and family are a huge source of our information and help guide our lifestyle choices. That’s why new campaign Vegan Nights is encouraging people to come together and share delicious food.
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Whether it’s for ethical, environmental, or health reasons, a record number of people are choosing to cut back on meat and eat more plant-based foods instead.
And when it comes to making those changes, research says that our friends and family are one of the key drivers behind our decisions.
Friends and family are one of the most common sources of information for people learning how to eat a more plant-based diet, according to research organization Faunalytics.
Documentaries and movies, on the other hand, are the most common resources that influence people to adopt a more plant-based diet, says the research group.
Now, Species Unite are putting the research to the test by launching a campaign to bring people together through friendship and food.
Vegan Nights is encouraging people to share and celebrate plant-based eating with friends and family by hosting a dinner party.
So whether you’re a plant-based pro or curious about trying your first vegan meal, hosting a Vegan Night is here to create a space where family or friends can come together, share delicious food, and foster meaningful discussions around the ethical, environmental, and health benefits of plant-based eating.
To help those hosting a Vegan Night, Species Unite is offering a free downloadable plant-based dinner host guide, which is packed with recipes, movies, top tips and more.
And in celebration of the new campaign, Species Unite has partnered with vegan businesses to give you the chance to win one of six totally cruelty-free vegan gift baskets worth over $275. For more details, visit https://www.speciesunite.com/vegan-nights-giveaway
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