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‘We’ve been thinking of ways we can do our bit to help’
Roxy Pope and Ben Pook, creators of So Vegan, one of the world’s popular vegan recipe channels have launched a charity ebook titled The Lockdown Cookbook in order to support charities working for COVID-19 relief.
Fans can download the ebook that contains “10 fresh-and-exciting recipes… using cupboard staples and easy-to-find ingredients,” with a nominal donation of £1 to the duo’s fundraiser.
The proceeds will be donated to three charities supporting frontline services: Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders), NHS Charities Together, and UNICEF.
Ways to help
“These are strange times and people’s lives all over the world have been turned upside down due to #COVID19. But like so many others we’ve been thinking of ways we can do our bit to help ?,” wrote the couple on Instagram.
“We feel blessed to have such an incredible following from people all over the globe, so we wanted to do something which brings our worldwide community together and UNITES EVERYONE during this difficult period.
“So no matter which country you’re from, know that your donation will be helping people working in frontline services all over the world.”
So Vegan has so far achieved 129% of its target of £5,000.
Vegan recipes
Describing the recipes in the Lockdown cookbook, the pair wrote: “This cookbook contains hearty and delicious recipes that’ll lighten the load during these already stressful times.”
“We’ve literally developed these recipes during the lockdown to keep your spirits up and bellies full during this difficult period,” added Roxy & Ben.
Vegan influencers
Many other vegan influencers are reaching out to help people cope with lockdown blues with innovative recipes or the much-needed comic relief.
Vegan chef Tabitha Brown posted an incredibly easy and tasty ‘carrot bacon’ recipe on TikTok that has since gone viral.
Meanwhile, vegan comedian Laura Clery released a hilarious quarantine workout spoof video leaving her fans in splits with her over the top antics.
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