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The difference between us & them

First, let us clarify who is us & who is them. When we say “us,” we are referring to our team & the products we provide here at Eat Like a Hero. When we say “them”, we address every other company that produces products meant to be for you & your diet.

We’ve shed some light on who is who. Let’s talk about what separates us from them. Here at Eat like a Hero, every product that we offer is strategically curated to benefit your taste buds and your overall health. We pride ourselves in taking time to make sure the ingredients that we put into our products will not only serve you but also benefit the overall well-being of the Earth.

We faithfully only source Cruelty-Free products because we prioritize the direct correlation between feeling good about what you’re eating & who is affected by what you are eating. Our products are made in the United States of America, gluten-free, non-GMO, vegan, vegetarian, dairy-free & egg-free. Not only do we guarantee freshness, but we also promise that there were no animals harmed in the making of any of these products.

When you make the conscious decision to shop with a small business that intentionally thinks about the bigger picture, that is a direct reflection of you and makes you a conscious consumer. And we want to thank you! Because when you choose to Eat Like a Hero, you are doing exactly that: eating like a hero.

World Vegan Day is November 1st

Here’s a bit of the history of World Vegan Day:

In the 1940’s, Donald Watson, an English animal rights advocate who founded the Vegan Society, created the term Vegan. It was derived from the word Vegetarian. Back then vegans were known as vegetarians who did not consume dairy products.  Veganism later evolved to include foods and items derived from animals. Currently, vegans are recognized as people who do not consume foods like meat, fish, poultry and do not use animal products or even animal by-products such as eggs, dairy products, honey, leather, fur, silk, cosmetics. Vegans generally agree that products tested on animals are off-limits as well.

According to Wikipedia, Vegans separated from the Vegetarian Society because that group refused to support veganism, which they saw as extreme and antisocial. The founding of The Vegan Society is celebrated annually on 1 November, World Vegan Day.