Healthy Vegan - New Year to Eat More Greens Challenge

Happy New Year 2019 !

 Let me start, by saying a big Thank you to my readers.  I honestly do appreciate you for supporting and reading my 'not for profit' blog and taking time to comment when you can.  This continued interaction is part of the reason that I continue to blog. 

Well, its my turn to host the Eat Your Greens challenge.   Are you up for it?!

 Its really easy to participate, all you have to do is make either a vegan or vegetarian recipe with green vegetables or fruit on your blog.  Then copy the blog link to the comment section below.  If your looking for some seasonal inspiration, then please do check out the The VegHog's Round Up from November 2018. Eat Your Greens is alternately co-hosted by myself and The VegHog. 


For more details Follow this link on how to participate just please remember to link back to the host page (this page) and my co-host The VegHog.   

The use of the #EatYourGreens logo is optional, but is appreciated.  The deadline is the 30th January and the Round up will be on the 1st February 2019.

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