I feel more connected with my Jewish heritage as I face the oppression of my peers and society as a LFRV.
Hopefully, this group will be a place to talk about Jewish life and values and their place in our lives as 80/10/10 raw vegans.
You need to be a member of The Frugivore Diet to add comments!
Comments are closed.
Comments
yay jews!!! What do you guys do about all the traditional holiday foods! Jewish food is a big part of our culture and I don't want to feel like I'm missing out!
I just got back from my Birthright trip. Did not stay HCRV at all, but I never planned on it. But I am back on the grind.
So happy to connect with jewish fruitbats.
Struggling staying 100% raw - cannot find a way to celebrate Shabbat without challah, passover without matzo, etc... ADVICE? Of course on holiday's we bring out the killer Israeli salad & festive cut veg | fruit platters but once breads are tasted the cooked food cravings kick in!
And I know my last name is not Jewish. Ignore that. I'm half. Dad is Italian, mom is Jewish.
Oy. If my Bubby could see me now! :P
Anyone done birthright 811? I just put down I was vegetarian prefer vegan. I got excepted. I figure I will eat cooked high carb for a few days to get my prepared for the trip. But I would definitely prefer to keep on the raw fruits path. If they would be able to accomodate, I would contact and let them know.
I've been invited to Passover in RI and invited to bring RAW dish(es). My host buys almond milk, so naturally, I'm bringing a homemade version. Does anyone have good Passover recipes???
Anyone in NY interested in gathering for a 80 10 10 potluck, yoga & havdallah in the park?
Shalom!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvjbLYXnQmE
nice video
shavua tov le culam
-
1
-
2
of 2 Next