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PLANT-UP ANYWHERE Veganism is now widely established, so whether you’ve made the leap or are vegan-travel-curious, dip into this directory of ideas for worldwide inspiration Mr & Mrs Watson in Amsterdam. Left: 100 per cent organic jackfruit carnitas taco bowl at Gracias Madre, LA Jaffa sunset surfers in Tel Aviv. Right: Vegan Pastrami with homemade sauces and fresh vegetables at Krowarzywa, Warsaw. Opposite: The mac pack (mac’n’ creamy cashew cheese) with truffle & mushroom, sundried tomato & olive, and garlic & onion, at Parka Food Co, Toronto PHOTOGRAPH: PARKA FOOD CO PHOTOGRAPHS: WESSEL DE GROOT, PEETER VIISIMAA/GETTY IMAGES 80 January 2020 January 2020 81 Downtown Los Angeles VEGAN TRAVEL from Lincoln Heights. 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