Vegan Snacks: Simple, Delicious Sweet and Savoury Treats

by Elanor Clarke

Welcome to a delicious world of vegan nibbles From the healthy to the decadent, from on-the-go breakfast ideas to after-dinner indulgences, this book has sweet bites and savoury treats to satisfy everyone. Try not to swoon as you whip up delights such Whether you have only a few minutes to prepare a quick morsel or you want to create something truly impressive to satisfy those cravings, these tasty recipes are all you need to keep your hunger pangs at bay.

Genres: Cookbooks, Cooking

128 pages, Hardcover

Published August 8, 2019

Reviews

[Hannah Symonds · Rating 4 out of 5]

I do love a recipe book and was intrigued by this one for Vegan snacks. Now I am no way Vegan but I am trying my best to eat more healthily so was willing to take a look and give some recipes a try. First I tried the Salt and pepper roasted chickpeas and was a fan, they are crunchy and moreish, definitely a winner, then I tried the pitta pizza which was really good too. The cinnamon and maple roasted walnuts are to die for, if you are having people over for Christmas, these are going to be a bit hit and so simple to make. That is what I found all the recipes are easy to make and don't take much time up either. I like how it is broken down into sections and also the pictures just make me hungry by looking at them. A great gift not just for people that are Vegan. I really enjoyed this book. There is something for everyone in here.

[Maja · Rating 1 out of 5]

This cookbook has repeated pages and endless mistakes:

- Jackfruit tacos ( page 66/67 printed twice )
- Chickpea salad jar ( page 68/69 printed twice )
- Buffalo cauliflower wings ( page 70/71 printed twice )
- Tofu poke bowls ( page 72/73 printed twice )
- Baked aubergine bruschetta ( page 74/75 printed twice )
- Veggie kebabs ( page 76/77 printed twice )
- BBQ seitan sliders ( page 78/79 printed twice )

Page 96/97 Chocolate coconut bites but photo showing Pan - roasted mushrooms and sprouts

I will return this cookbook tomorrow to the shop where I have purchased it.

[Donut · Rating 1 out of 5]

Basically a diet book disguised as a vegan book. Recipes are all far too obvious and often lacking nutrients (a smoothie of just fruit and ice cubes? come on now), never mind all the diet industry tropes that are repeated in this book.