Why Vegan Baking Day?

It's about time we celebrated how much progress has been made in the world of vegan baking! In just a few short decades vegan baked goods have gotten to the point of where they can now rival and frequently exceed their traditionally made counterparts in quality. This hard work has also resulted in the availability of vegan baked goods in almost every major city in the world. This is cause for celebration! So why don't we rejoice by sharing our favorite vegan baked items with everyone, wherever we are, on October 1st? Everyone wins!

How Does it Work?

It's simple! Bake up your favorite vegan eats and share them at work, band practice, school, the bus stop, jury duty, the car wash; wherever you find yourself going on the 1st of October. I guarantee whoever you're around will go nuts because who doesn't love baked delicious goodness? You'll also be promoting vegan baking because once people get wind of the fact that these eats are vegan, there's a good chance they'll be impressed, inspired, or at least happy that they happened to be around to get a free snack. So what are you waiting for? Host your own Vegan Baking Day!

Don't forget to share your Vegan Baking Day adventures on social media with the hashtag #veganbakingday

Find Vegan Baking Recipes

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Vegan Baking Tips

Add about 2 Tablespoons agave syrup or corn syrup to your caramel ingredients to keep your caramel from crystallizing after it cools.

Where you place your goodies in the oven can make a big difference due to the varying temperatures in different areas. The center of the middle rack usually has the most even temperatures. Also be sure to leave at least a few inches in between the oven wall and your baked item. This is important so natural hot air 'convection' currents work to bake your item evenly. If you've got a crowded oven with multiple racks being used, it's usually a good idea to rotate the items between the racks halfway through the baking duration.