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New plant based local group


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Hi is anyone interested in setting up a new plant-based/vegan group in the area? Maybe to try out different vegan options and menus at recommended cafes etc, go to festivals and shows (like the upcoming Vevolution at South Bank), share cook books and media, discuss health and environmental benefits, and generally spread the plant love?


I am a recent convert as of a month (from vegetarian) and feel plant based is a fantastically healthy way to eat and protect the planet :-) It is also an effortless way to lose weight ( I have lost 1/2 a stone in 4 weeks) and save money...

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Hello

Good to read your post.


I am a year-a-vegan today! My Re-Birthday!!!


I host supper clubs at my space, 57 North Cross Road. I will be hosting a Veganuary supper club and always offer a vegan option at my East Dulwich Supper Club.


I would be keen to know more.


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