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Is Christmas a challenge for vegetarians and vegans? No, we just live off wine and spring rolls!


If you have been veggie for ages you may have it all under control by now! A life of spring rolls is beginning to take its toll....


How would you deal with a non veggie Xmas pressie or pressure from well meaning relatives who ‘tempt’ you with dead birds for Crimbo dinner??


Having just finished working in a slaughterhouse that produces meat for Tescos, Waitrose, Somerfield, Morrisons, and Asda I shall be giving pre dinner speeches of my experience.


Non veggie presents go straight to the charity shop. If people haven't got the hint by now I have no qualms about "offending" them.... after all, they have offended me, by not buying me Booja Booja food.


When I first became a vegetarian the only veggie food available was freeze dried TVP, so shut up and stop moaning.


Miss X – Undercover Reporter! Tim Barford – Off the Hoof and Yaoh!


I stopped eating turkey for Xmas since way back before the Falklands War in ’82, it’s a complete no no for any animal products in any circumstances.


There’s been a few episodes over the years but the one that stands out is my beloved Irish side of the family, who hosted a stupendous Boxing Day bash a year or two back, to which I was most privileged to be invited.


The whole family was there and the hosts made a massive special effort to get a vegan option on the menu for the day, and chose a very expensive and exotic nut roast especially for me. But on checking the ingredients it was clear that there was egg in it, so politely I turned it down.


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