Check out our top tips to try Veganuary and actually follow through

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  • The thought of going vegan might be a little daunting, but we have a few tips and recommendations that will make it much easier
  • Hong Kong isn't the easiest city for vegans, but it's still possible!
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Veganuary is an event that inspires many around the globe to go vegan for the month of January. And if you enjoy the experience, why not continue the lifestyle change for the rest of the year?

There are many reasons to take part in Veganuary. For most, a love of animals sits at the heart of their decision. Others may just want to eat clean and set a challenge for themselves. Whether it's a New Year's resolution or even if you've been vegan for years, we're here to support you.

Hong Kong isn't the easiest city to cut down on your meat intake. With all the cha chaan teng's and inviting smells of siu mai on every street corner, the thought of going vegan might seem daunting. But there are ways to make it work.

We have complied a list of our top tips on going vegan, including our favourite places for meat-free meals, and how to make the most out of a plant-based lifestyle. 

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