Strictly Vegan

Strictly Vegan makes the best veggie wrap I’ve ever had.  They tastes amazing and Strictly-Vegan wraps are made with all natural vegan ingredients. So they makes me feel great too!

- K.B. ( sunsetjunction.org )

At strictly vegan we make all kinds of delicious vegan wraps.  We only use fresh vegetables and plant-based products, and you’ve got to try our home made animal free ranch dressing, we just know you are going to love it.  Here are a few of our most popular wraps.

THE REGGAE WRAP

Vegetarian Gardein™ chicken breast marinated in authentic Jamaican jerk spices w/ginger wine wrapped in a whole wheat (or spinach/herb) tortilla with organic baby greens, shredded carrots, fresh tropical salsa, avocado, drizzled with homemade ranch dressing.

No Soy Vegan Wrap

Black beans or black-eyed peas, organic baby greens, shredded carrots, tropical salsa,
avocado wrapped in a whole wheat (or spinach/herb) tortilla and drizzled with
homemade ranch dressing.

Millions of innocent animals loose their lives everyday, and millions more suffer terrible tortures just to make it to your plate. But there is an alternative. Vegan food is food cooked an prepared without the use of any animal products. No meat, no animal fat, no eggs, no milk. And here’s the best part…

The American Dietetic Association reported that vegan and vegetarian diets can significantly reduce one’s risk of contracting heart disease, colon and lung cancer, osteoporosis, diabetes, kidney disease, hypertension, obesity, and a number of other debilitating conditions.

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Vegan stereotypes debunked

Sure it’s not easy being vegan, even here in Southern California, vegan options are sometimes hard to come by, but things are changing as more and more people are noticing the benefits of  vegan and low meat lifestyles.

Vegan foods, such as whole grains, vegetables, fruits, and beans, are low in fat, contain no cholesterol, and are rich in fiber and nutrients. Vegans can get all the protein they need from legumes (e.g., beans, tofu, peanuts) and grains (e.g., rice, corn, whole wheat breads and pastas); calcium from broccoli, kale, collard greens, tofu, fortified juices and soymilks; iron from chickpeas, spinach, pinto beans, and soy products; and B12 from fortified foods or supplements.

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The biggest myth of veganism is that vegans don’t get enough protein. This is false. The truth is a meat heavy diet is over burdened by too much fat and cholesterol. A healthy diet has protein, carbohydrates and vitamins.  Vegans get their proteins from peanuts to pinto beans just to name a few.  Vegans can enjoy a protein rich wholesome and healthy lifestyle, without needless saturated fat and forgoing the terrible animal cruelty that most meat eaters condone.

Sure it’s a little bit of work being a vegan, but with Strictly Vegan Jamaican delicious balanced meat-free meals, you’ll wish all the hard things in life tasted so good.

Learn More!

• http://www.vegan.org
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veganism
• http://www.vegan.com
• http://www.nytimes.com
• http://www.peta.org
• http://www.veganoutreach.org
• http://www.vegancooking.com
• http://vegetarian.about.com

You may be noticing a new product in the vegan and vegetarian sections of your local supermarket. It’s called Gardein™, and it’s a exciting new protein made up entirely of vegetables.  Gardein™ has a really great texture and it tastes amazing. It’s not a meat substitute,  it’s a protein alternative for those interested in a healthy lifestyle.

Gardein™ can be used instead of meat in all of your favorite recipes.  Strictly-Vegan uses Gardein™ in a variety of our dishes, including our Vegetarian Chicken and Vegetarian Pepper Steak.