Salads for Vegan Eating

I’ve eaten this crunchy hemp coconut fruit salad for breakfast, lunch and dinner. It’s light enough and yet filling enough to be eaten at any time of day, and you can make it in 5 minutes flat, with no special equipment necessary.

This hearty green salad with avocado and mushroom satisfies both your tastebuds and your tum. And there’s no rice, no quinoa, no couscous, no pasta. Just heaps of delicious fresh veggies. Just what your body ordered.

This raw kelp noodle chili salad is a quick, easy and delicious way to start using kelp noodles. It takes barely 10 minutes to pull together, it’s amazingly low in fat and yet it’s also incredibly tasty and satisfying. Yum.

This high raw rice salad is based around cooked rice and packed full of raw veggies, so it’s satisfying, healthy and bursting with flavour and nutrition. You’d be proud to take this salad to your next potluck or function because healthy or not, it tastes absolutely fantastic.

This raw taco salad is so delicious. I can’t believe how much salad greens I’m eating. And I always feel full and satisfied afterwards, like I’ve eaten the heartiest winter meal.

I love the simplicity of this basil mustard salad. The tang of the mustard, the wonderful aromatics in the basil, the creaminess of the avocado and the chunks of tomato just do it for me. And it’s the kind of thing you can make up on the spot for lunch in less than 10 minutes.

This Mexican salad with coriander and macadamias is anything but boring. With a colourful rainbow of ingredients, it looks and tastes pretty darn amazing. And it’s so filling that there’s no going hungry when you’ve got Mexican salad on the menu.