Plant-based · Filipino-first

Issue No. 01 / The Kanin Edition

manila - cebu - davao

A field guide for the curious

Plant-Based
Living, Filipino
Style.

Discover easy vegan recipes, local plant-based snacks, and compassionate living tips made for Filipinos. Whether you're vegan-curious or fully committed, we'll help you transition one delicious meal at a time.

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73% 

Filipinos open to plant-based meals*

120+ 

Local vegan recipes in our library

1-MEAL

A day is all it takes to begin

Adobo · Kare-Kare · Sisig · Halo-Halo

All Veganized

* Indicative figure based on local nutrition surveys

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§ 01 — Why

A better lifestyle for you & the planet.

Four reasons more Filipinos are reaching for plants — without giving up the foods we grew up loving.

01

Health Benefits

Feel lighter, energized, and more mindful with whole plant foods rich in fiber, vitamins, and essential nutrients.


02

FILIPINO-FRIENDLY

Keep your favorite local flavors. Adobo, kare-kare, sisig, lumpia, even halo-halo can be made fully plant-based.


03

SUSTAINABLE LIVING

Choosing plant-based meals helps reduce environmental impact and supports a more compassionate food system.


04

COMMUNITY & CULTURE

Join a growing Filipino vegan community sharing recipes, local discoveries, and everyday tips.


§ 01 — how

Start small. Stay consistent.

A four-week roadmap to feel at home in plant-based eating, built around how Filipinos actually shop and cook.

01

week one

Replace one meal daily.

Oat milk instead of dairy milk
Tofu instead of pork or chicken
Mushroom sisig instead of traditional sisig

02

week two

Explore Filipino vegan recipes.

Vegan laing
Monggo guisado
Tofu barbecue

03

week three

Learn your essentials.

Protein sources
Vitamin B12
Iron-rich foods

04

week four

Build your vegan lifestyle.

Cruelty-free products
Vegan fashion
Sustainable living habits

You don't need to be perfect overnight. Progress matters more than perfection.

§ 03 — myths

Let's bust a few myths.

01

Where do vegans get protein?

Beans, tofu, lentils, peanuts, taho, monggo, and soy-based products are excellent protein sources — most of which Filipinos already eat regularly.

02

Vegan food is expensive.

Plant staples like rice, vegetables, tofu, saba bananas, monggo, and kamote are among the most affordable foods in the Philippines.

03

You can't enjoy Filipino food anymore.

Many Filipino dishes are naturally plant-friendly or easy to veganize — from vegetable lumpia to ginataang gulay to tofu sisig.

04

Vegan diets are unhealthy.

Well-planned plant-based diets can support overall health and may lower the risk of certain chronic diseases when paired with whole foods.

05

Being vegan is all-or-nothing.

Even reducing animal products and eating more plants can make a meaningful impact — for your body and for the planet.

§ 04 — Journal

LATEST FROM the journal

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may 5, 2006

10 Easy Vegan Filipino Meals for Beginners

Simple recipes using affordable local ingredients — perfect for your first week.


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Best Vegan Cafés in Metro Manila

A guide to exciting plant-based spots around the city, from Quezon City to BGC.


6 min read

may 5, 2006

Vegan Grocery Essentials in the Philippines

What to buy, where to shop, and budget-friendly tips from real Filipino vegans.


6 min read

may 5, 2006

How to Survive Family Gatherings as a Vegan Filipino

Practical advice for fiestas, reunions, and celebrations — without the awkward.


6 min read

§ 05 — Shop

Shop plant-based favorites.

Four reasons more Filipinos are reaching for plants — without giving up the foods we grew up loving.

01

pumpkin cookies

02

banana chips

03

nuts & banana

04

healthy meal

05

mango leather

06

chocolate protein drink

07

coco spicy vinegar

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§ 01 — Why

For the passionate plant-based lifestyle.

Celebrate your lifestyle with collectibles designed for Filipino vegan culture and conscious living.

Vegan-Themed Shirts

Stickers & Enamel Pins

Reusable Eco Bags

Plant-Based Art Prints

Limited Edition Merch

Tofu & Veggie Plushies

§ 07 — Voices

Stories from Filipino vegans.

01

I thought veganism would be difficult in the Philippines, but it's actually more accessible than I expected.


Mara R.

Quezon City

02

I thought veganism would be difficult in the Philippines, but it's actually more accessible than I expected.


Ramon

CEBU

03

I thought veganism would be difficult in the Philippines, but it's actually more accessible than I expected.


Dre

davao

§ 01 — Why

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