Vegan Eggnog Latte’s that were available in Ottawa December 2024

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The world has been changing so rapidly. It is now March 2025 and I tried all the vegan eggnogs in December 2024. It is still snowing in Ottawa so it’s still winter. I don’t know if these businesses will still have the same drinks next year and thought about not posting this because it’s so late but I still want to showcase these businesses. They may not have eggnog latte’s anymore but they have other seasonal drinks.   The drink that inspired this post was a vegan eggnog latte from Les Moulins La Fayette Hintonburg. This is one of my favourite cafes in Ottawa they have amazing vegan sandwiches and even some vegan bakery items. Until I saw the sign outside last year I didn’t know they had vegan eggnog. I drank this drink for months last year it but I had forgotten about it. They use a house made syrup that I really enjoyed. Since getting a Nespresso frother I haven’t gone out for coffee as much as I used to. I was reminded about the latte from their Instagram post. I really looked f...

I made Vegan Hackspod mung bean vegan egg recipe with Urad dal or Split black Mapte Beans


I love VeganHackspod’s Mung bean vegan egg recipe. Here is a previous blog comparing it to Justegg-vs-mung-bean-egg-using-vegan.html

I wondered if  different lentil would work I didn’t cook lentils much myself before I was vegan but my mom always did. I only had Urad Dal or split black mapte beans a couple of times. My mom would save it for special occasions telling me it took longer to cook. I remember it being so creamy as a soup. It was only $3.99 for the bag about the same price as mung beans. Looking at the instructions they don’t take longer to cook and I looked up some recipes online they are used in pancakes. 

I soaked them after four hours they are so fluffy and expanded so much. The washing was a little more work for these than the mung lentils because it’s hard to tell if it’s skin or dirt on them maybe that’s what my mom meant by longer cooking. 

The next day I blended the lentils with some spices and plant milk. I used ripple milk and I used the magic bullet to blend so it wasn’t perfect but I liked the added texture. 

 

I don’t have a big pan right now so I cooked them in a pot to start with this took around 15 minutes. I added some vegan butter to the mix and after 10 minutes some more plant milk. 

I wanted to know if this mixture would be a good omelette so after 5 minutes of cooking I took some out to cook in my mini cast iron pan later.  It set so well I could see baking this as a quiche or vegan egg bites in the future. 

I cooked the cooked mixture with some veggies then I added some vegan cheese. I think it turned out pretty well. 


After the scrambled mixture cooled it also looks pretty good. I did find it has a slight bitter taste to it if there aren’t any veggies in it but that could be the spices I used. I like this recipe I will make it again. Let me know if you make this. 

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