VegWorcester Blog

My friend Cindy will be delivering homemade vegan cookies by bike this Saturday to anyone who contributes $5 or more to sponsor her in her super-long 60+ mile bike ride fundraiser for Bikes Not Bombs.

So if you want a pouch of yummy vegan cookies delivered to you this weekend, call 860-218-4276 and ask for Cindy.

(The picture on the right was from when Cindy, Nick, Jackie and I biked from Worcester to Boston to get some vegan pizza from TJ Scallywaggle’s, Boston’s vegan house of pizza and subs.)

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Rumor has it that some Starbucks offer vegan scones. I wonder if this an anomaly or if it is spreading throughout their corporate-coffee-empire. In any case, it’s pretty awesome!

But if you’re in Worcester and want some really stellar vegan baked goods, why not swing by the Bean Counter at 113 Highland Street? Or you can get some vegan baked tastiness from Worcester’s underground vegan bakery: Barely Legal Baked Goods. Barely Legal provides cupcakes and other small sweet things to The Q Cafe at 362 Chandler Street.

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SuperVegan just blogged about a Dunkin’ Donuts down in NYC adding soymilk. I only recently started drinking coffee, but this is exciting! Looks like they might be testing the market before they launch it nationally.

Andrea from SuperVegan says that Dunkin’ Donuts CEO Jon Luther has offered to add soymilk to some locations based on customer requests. I wonder if we could get Worcester Dunkin’ Donuts to add soymilk. Starbucks has been offering soymilk for a long time already. Maybe they just need a little nudge? You could send them a quick note about it.

In the meantime, Worcester has a few independent coffee shops that already offer soymilk. Try the Bean Counter on 113 Highland Street. They also have offer great vegan cookies and cakes!

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