Vegan Waffle Recipes at the Longest-Running Waffle Party!

We strive to promote friendlier, healthier, and more sustainable living via a significant decrease in animal product consumption. We aim to do this by:

  • offering vegan waffle recipes for anyone who wishes to try a vegan waffle for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, snack, or special occasion
  • catalyzing vegan waffle party events as fun and non-threatening ways to celebrate and generate broader awareness, and to decrease prejudice on several levels
  • offering supportive resources (party-throwing tips, recipes) for those who wish to throw a vegan waffle party

We focus specifically upon vegan waffles and waffle parties for several reasons. Credit for spreading the word goes to other individuals and organizations who have hosted events. We continue to have fun with our annual house party, but the most exciting part is hearing about what others do with the concept.

I (Dave W.) currently reside in Portland, Oregon. Along with the The Global Vegan Waffle Cookbook and Vegan Chocolate Seduction, I authored Naked Idealism, a self-empowerment guide for socially conscious people. I manage Idealist Coach, a strategic life consulting business for individuals who wish to gain more clarity and direction.

Dave making vegan wafflesMy earliest jobs included grilling burgers rapidly and in large quantities, at the 666 Lexington Springmill Road McDonald’s. I later discovered that many of the skills and techniques could be applied to baking vegan waffles on multiple irons simultaneously. (Now that’s “irony” on a few different levels.)

As far as creators of vegan cookbooks and events go, I’m a bit of an oddball in that I don’t consider myself a vegan. “Conscious consumer” is probably more accurate. In a nutshell, I believe that there are many compelling reasons to adopt a mostly plant-based lifestyle, and that we can vastly improve the manner in which we treat other sentient beings. Vegan events and books are powerful tools for encouraging these important changes. However, while I’ve drastically reduced my own animal product consumption, vegetarianism and veganism no longer resonate with me as they approach their most consistent levels. (My more detailed personal opinions are here if you’re really interested.)

We also have interests in sustainable communities, having visited a number of ultra-green housing sites around the U.S.

Contact Dave.

 

7 Responses to Vegan Waffle Recipes at the Longest-Running Waffle Party!

  1. Gary W. says:

    Great idea. Hope you get many visitors.

  2. Bonnie says:

    I’m all over this! We host veggie brunches at my place every once in a while, so this’ll be a perfect fit.

    Now to find a good second-hand waffle iron…

  3. Tina says:

    I am impressed! My friends and I actually have waffle parties all the time, I didn’t know there were others with the same ideas! Awesome!!

  4. WaffleAdmin says:

    Tina,
    That’s great to hear, and thanks for visiting! We’re hoping to have a number of cities hosting waffle parties again next May (or even outside of that), so please check back or put yourself on the mailing list for updates. I’d love to post info about your own parties, and to hear more about them.
    Dave

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