When pondering which U.S. states you would think are the least vegan-friendly, Alaska has to be up there. It is, after all, the land of caribou burgers, the Iditarod, fur trading, and of course, the Palins.
And yet, much to my surprise, “The Last Frontier” is ahead of the curve when it comes to cruelty-free dining options, as shown by this sampling of meals I devoured during my visit last week. Indeed, with just a little bit of digging, a vegan food goldmine awaits you in the “Land of the Midnight Sun,” including:
Take my word for it, if eating vegan is not only possible but delicious in Alaska (or Egypt, or Japan, or …), it’s possible anywhere—no excuses.
85 days ago
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709 days ago
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I love this! I travel to Alaska frequently, but I never know where to eat! I will DEFINITELY try out some of these places
710 days ago
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You should do a similar search in ALBANY GEORGIA!! haha. I have to fight people to get something without cheese here. It’s a battle of wits everywhere I go. Men especially say “IF I COOKED A STEAK AND PUT IT IN FRONT OF YOU, YOU’D HAVE TO EAT IT! YOU CAIN’T (yes, “cain’t”…they say “cain’t”) NOT EAT MEAT, YOU’LL DIE!!” Alaska actually sounds eons more civilized than South Georgia.
712 days ago
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That cake look tdf!
712 days ago
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Wish all places and supermarkets would have vegan food :l it’s so annoying trying to find a nice place to eat or vegan friendly food ready made :L
712 days ago
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Yum! I want to go to Alaska on my next vacation!
712 days ago
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Indeed (: You can be Vegan in ANY country!
712 days ago
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Ohmigod the vegan chocolate cake looks SOOOOOO good!