The Cruelty Free Guide to Edinburgh
Vegan-friendly places to eat, shop and stay in Scotland's capital
The Decadently Pure chocolates are made in Bathgate from pure natural chocolate, not heated above 42 degrees, full of antioxidants, feel good chemicals, low glycaemic natural coconut sugar and nothing unnatural. Free from dairy, wheat, refined sugar and soya. Ingredients: raw organic cacao nibs, raw organic cacao butter, organic coconut sugar and organic medicine flower extracts … Continue reading “Decadently Pure”
A Portobello-based producer of handmade, raw, vegan, organic, sugar free and gluten free sweet treats. Available in the Forest Café and from the Little Green Van on Portobello Beach.
The One World Shop has returned to its usual home under St. John’s church at the West End. Since it started trading in 1984, the shop’s aim is to reduce poverty in poor areas of the world through trading fairly. They sell foods and gifts which are produced by fairtrade farmers and craft workers. It is … Continue reading “One World Shop”
A health foodstore has been trading on this site since 1904 when the “Health Foods Depot” was launched. Although the emphasis is definitely on health products, Hanover Health has extended their shop floorspace and are now offering an increasing range of wholefoods in a conveniently central location.
A regular stall-holder at markets in Leith, Stockbridge and the Grassmarket and known for their chocolate bars, vegan donuts and ice-cream alongside other baked goods.
