“ My CARDIOLOGIST says my heart functions like it would’ve in HIGH SCHOOL”
Star of wrestling Austin Aries is soon to release his memoir charting his rise to glory in the wrestling world and the intertwining journey towards a plant based lifestyle. Austin took some time out from his busy schedule to chat to us about the changes he’s seen in the two decades since he gave up meat and why it is that meat-eating is still so synonymous with masculinity.
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About PlantBased
As we sat down this month to decide on our main theme for the June issue, we came to a quick decision that the arrival of summer must mean that it was time for a salads feature — something of an easy decision. Nonetheless, the debate that then ensued on what actually constitutes a salad left PBHQ far more divided.
Should we still call a dish with grains and pulses and tofu and fruit and other obscure ingredients a salad, or should the name salad simply be reserved for the more traditional lettuce-tomato-dressing set up? Is it okay to get experimental when tackling a salad dish, rather than limiting yourself to the restricted old school definition of a salad? Facetious questions, yes. But if you’re anything like us, you may be feeling just as ardent in your views.
Wherever you sit in the great salad debate, we should have something for you, head straight to for more. Let’s talk summer holidays! We’ve been compiling some amazing retreats that offer a relaxing atmosphere, serve dishes that are healthy and will leave you feeling refreshed and ready to tackle whatever life has to throw at you. Take a read and let your imagination run wild.
And finally, if you’re keen to find new ways to not only get your children thinking about food and nutrition, but also get them involved with cooking in the kitchen, see how our talented young chefs Ruby and Faith got on in the PlantBased Kitchen recently. Plus, don’t miss our selection of child-friendly recipes, geared up to impress the whole family.