Organic pancakes with local ingredients, when available,
oven-roasted potatos, oj, and organic fair trade coffee.

The Wil-Mar Center, 953 Jenifer St.

Sunday, December 12, 8:30 am - 11 am

$8.50 for Adults, kids eat for free.

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Vegan chocolatier right here in Madison!

from the website -

"All my chocolates are vegan, and besides fruit juices, purees and dried fruit, few additional flavorings are used to create these natural chocolates with divine taste."

Please check them out and support this wonderful company!

Photo by Peter Patau

Dec. 9th and 10th

36 S. Fair Oaks Ave.
Madison, WI 53714

Just sign up with the The Madison Area Vegetarian Meetup Group to attend.

California voters have put the animal-rights movement squarely in the mainstream. Will we all soon be vegans?

By Peter Singer | NEWSWEEK
Published Nov 19, 2008

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Try serving your lover these scrumptious vegan aphrodisiacs to help put both of you in the mood:

* Asparagus: Asparagusis high in vitamin E, which increases blood and oxygen flow to the genitals, and potassium, which is important for healthy sex hormone production, making this veggie a well-known aphrodisiac. Its suggestive phallic shape makes it as enticing to the eye as it is to the mouth. To get the best effect, eat this delicious and healthy vegetable at least three days in a row.

* Bananas: A fruit with a sexy shape, bananas are said to contain chemicals that can lift your mood and make you more confident. Bananas are also famously high in potassium, a nutrient that aids in sex hormone production and boosts energy.

* Berries: The perfect foods to feed your lover, strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries are high in vitamin C, which is important for making sex hormones and neurotransmitters

* Carrots: Carrots are bursting with vitamin A, a nutrient needed for producing sex hormones. For guys, vitamin A is vital for sperm production.

* Chili Peppers: These sizzling veggies will spice up your meal and your evening! Adding chili peppers to your dishes gets your heart pumping and produces neurochemicals known as endorphins, which make you happier.