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EPISODE · Aug 28, 2019 · 54 MIN

Vegan & Vegetarian Spain with The Alternative Travelers

from When in Spain · host Paul Burge

This week I explore the vegan and vegetarian food scene in Spain with vegans, bloggers and full-time travellers Sam and Veren. Sam and Veren run a sustainable vegan travel blog, alternativetravelers.com and have spent time living, working and travelling and of course eating vegan in Spain. They’ve recently published The Madrid Vegan Guidebook and have put together extensive vegan city guides for Madrid and many other Spanish cities. We talk about becoming vegan, what the vegan and vegetarian food scene is like in Spain and how it’s evolving. Of course, Sam and Veren share some of their favourite vegan restaurants in Madrid and beyond and talk about some of their favourite chefs and meals. We met up to record the interview in their favourite vegan cafe, Chilling Cafe, in Madrid’s Malasaña neighbourhood. DID YOU ENJOY THIS EPISODE? PLEASE CONSIDER SUPPORTING THE WHEN IN SPAIN PODCAST BY BECOMING A PATRON AT patreon.com/wheninspain FOR BEING A PATRON YOU´LL GET EXCLUSIVE ACCESS TO BONUS CONTENT SUCH AS LIVE VIDEOS, BONUS PODCAST EPISODES, INTERVIEWS, NEWSLETTERS & Q&As, AND TOURS! LOVE PHOTOGRAPHY OF SPAIN? FOLLOW WHEN IN SPAIN ON INSTAGRAM instagram.com/wheninspain1

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