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What is the best online grocery shop to use for cruelty free foods?

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KathrynJoyce NSW • Posts: 8

1 8 Dec 2011

I hardly have time to go to do my food shopping, I only go on late night shopping and usually manage to get to Coles or woollies but they don't really seem to have much of a variety..
So I find myself loading up on carbs and processed foods.

What�s a good online store where I can find some yummy ingredients that aren't going to be
Dodgy?

Thanks guys. Lots of food questions from me I know.. hahaha

Nobody QLD • Posts: 593

2 8 Dec 2011

Vegan online:
http://www.veganonline.com.au/home

Cruelty-free shop:
http://crueltyfreeshop.com.au/?main_page=index

The green edge:
http://www.greenedgeonline.com.au/acatalog/catalogbody.html

Hope that helps. happy

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xAshlee TAS • Posts: 722

3 8 Dec 2011

Yep ^those ones above but also

The vegan store
http://www.theveganstore.com.au/

And Paws
http://www.paws.org.au/store/

I like to shop around as theres often monthly specials etc, and diff postage costs happy

Ive ordered vegan cheese, chocolate etc from these stores.

KathrynJoyce NSW • Posts: 8

4 9 Dec 2011

Awesome !!

thanks heaps guys happy

jack VIC • Posts: 1463

5 9 Dec 2011

cruelty free shop ws the first and in my opinion still the best by far!

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Emilia WA • Posts: 285

6 9 Dec 2011

Ok guys, this is what we need:

1. A person who has loads of cash or someone who is willing to give away lots of cash.

2. Someone to run a business.

3. Create vegetarian/vegan supermarket.

4. ??????

5. Profit!

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Beemo United States • Posts: 1259

7 9 Dec 2011

I like vegan perfection the best. They always seem to have the lowest prices, and they also have monthly specials.
http://www.veganperfection.com.au/productpage.php?id=48

Uproar shop is also really good. They don't have a huge variety, but the stuff they do sell is generally cheaper than other stores. For example the vegan candy bars are only $3.30 whereas everywhere else they are around $5.
http://www.uproar.org.au/uproar-shop/

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JayT VIC • Posts: 525

8 9 Dec 2011

Emilia said:

Radical Grocery here in Melbourne is trying to do that, but it's only one store. It's not as easy as it would seem (sadly).

Also on topic: http://www.uproar.org.au/uproar-shop/
Very good for exclusive items.

ckimana NSW • Posts: 2545

9 9 Dec 2011

I mainly use Green Edge. And The Cruelty Free Shop as a close second. Green Edge have a huge range and I've found them to be really competitive.

Also, if you like Lamyong mock meats: www.wholefoodcentral.com.au. They're based in Bathurst.