Skybird | Juice Bar | review | East End Market |

Skybird at East End Market .... What a place! They have thought so much about their product, recipes , nutrucian , layout & interior . It's such a great place to stop by ! We all loved it on the last night of our holiday ! It was fabulous! 

I had beet & orange , As did Opeie , Seth made his own ( suprise suprise !!! The little juicing chef he is ) and Pauly had a green juice . 

They came in cool reusable glass jars which we brought back to England with us & we also bought one of their logo Skybird jars for $10 for me to take to work when I feel bleuuuuuugh to remind me of sunnier times , and how great that day was .

If you're in the local area - GO!!!!!!! It's the only juice bar we found & so relaxing ! 

Thanks Skybird ! 

East End Market - Orlando Florida Review | vegan bakery | juice bar & more

I haven't forgot to write a few more posts about our trip to Orlando - don't worry ! It's just that time of year and we've been also renovating our kitchen so that been taking away some of my free time ! That said , I present - East End Market , to you ! I didn't get too many photos sadly as it was really late by the time we'd finished up at Ethos , And arrived at the market , but it was so worth it . 

They have a collection of small independents that are in one co-op building which has raised veg beds outside and the most beautiful courtyard filled with rare looking exotic plants . 

From memory there was a vegan bakery, deli, cake shop , florist / plant shop, coffee shop , vintage furniture store , and then an amazing juice bar . 

It's so worth a visit if you're in the area ! It's really close to Ethos, Cafe- a great Vegan reaturant I've mentioned and written about before . Cafe 118•c - a raw vegan reaturant , which I'm told is a real experience to say the least! Rapsodic Bakery - A vegan bakery and there's also lots of other amazing shops in the area, including a Wholefoods Market . 

Ethos Part 2 - Orlando - Florida | Vegan |Allergy |Resturant | Review

I promised to share our Ethos pictures, so here they are! It was exceptional value too ! $32 for 4 meals & 4 drinks . 

I had the Hippie Wrap, Pauly had The All American Burger, Seth decided up on a children's Pizza Pie , and Opeie opted for a platter of his favourite things, although I can't remember the full name of the meal 

My 'Hippie Wrap' was stuffed with houmous, salad and sprouts. Opeie shared it with me as it was gluten and soy free . 

Pauly couldn't believe that what he was eating was vegan , he said it was just like having a real burger ! Seth loved his meal & stated that his meal was the best he'd had while away ! Opeie tucked into his meal like there was no tomorrow ! 

The food was cooked to precion, tasty, rich and delicious. Everyone dining had a great experience - thanks Ethos ! 

I'd definatly go back , 2,3,4 times next time I'm in Orlando. 

Road Side Adventures & Coconut Oil Roasted Veg

So, things in Orlando have been an adventure to say the least. We've been so busy I actually fell asleep writing this post yesterday as I was exhausted from all the fun. But since I'm awake with the boys at 6am US time, I thought I'd share with you what I've been doing.....

We went on a roadtrip to another part of Orlando a couple of days ago, on the way out I spotted this awesome road-side farm, selling all their produce (super cheap) and super fresh. On the way home we called in, and boy I'm so glad I did. We have nothing like this in the UK so it was really interesting to see! They had so many amazing fruits, veggies - most of them I'd never heard of before which was interesting!

A few of the things I bought to have for dinner! It was really inexpensive too. I also bought a ton of stuff which I cut up and had for dinner which was mostly random squashes, tomatoes, eggplant/ aubergine, and some broccoli. The whole lot came to $19, around £11 which is excellent value since a watermelon alone in the UK that size ( if you can find them ) is around £6.

One of my favourite meals is coconut oil roasted "Pan fried Veg" - it's something we make alot at home, but we normally add other things to it, which I don't have here, but it was still delicious!

It's also really simple to make- just throw everything apart from the tomatoes into a pan of hot coconut oil, leave to roast for 20 minutes, stirring everything around.... add the tomatoes last right before it's cooked as these burn quickly....

Plate up, sprinkle with vegan cheese, I used Daiya since I'm in the U.S , dollop hummus on the side, add a few slices of lime onto the side of your plate, and your ready to go!

Super simple, yet one of my faves! Try it!