This 18-Year-Old Vegan Keeps Making His Followers’ Mouths Water With His Stunning Food Pics
When I was 16 years old, I used to play with my shoelaces. Jose (previously here and here), on the other hand, started spending his time creating colorful food arrangements. Now, two years later, they have earned him over 1.6 million Instagram followers, and the number doesn't seem to stop growing anytime soon. Each of his stunning culinary creations is made using only vegan ingredients, revealing the playful side of the seemingly strict diet.
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With better cooking and food styling skills than most of people twice his age, Jose has developed a very wide range of vegan ideas to cater for all sweet teeth. The best part is that each photo he posts is accompanied by a list of ingredients, challenging his fans to recreate his recipes.
I just glanced at this and it reminded me off my sister. She loves dragons (she's 16) and Toothless is her favorite. I don't wanna mention how many times I've seen the movies. That's adorable! You're so talented!
Why does pacman have a dot behind him? How did he get there without eating the dot?
Must have taken a while to get all those teensy weensy stars for the border!
Ok, I'm definitely not the master of Photoshop, but it's graphic - this white something (unbaked puff pastry? White chocolate? Ummm...?) should lay on strawberries not like a stiff piece of white cardboard. The dough would fall a little bit and hearts' shape would not be so perfect.
These look like works of art and extremely yummy even if they are totally not edible and made of colored clay. But what really bothers me, I can't find ingredients anywhere, if not recipes, at least main ingredients or something, or possibility to order treats or something, anything about ingredients. How do we know these are edible? I really find them extra tasty looking so I wonder, are they really?
He's working on a YouTube channel and a few recipes are already up, but if you follow him on Instagram, he also puts up recipes on his story.
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It would be great if the OP just said what ingredients he used. Saying that it's vegan is unnecessary. But hey that's what vegans like to say whenever they have a chance.
I mean, his audience is vegan, it’s part of his social media identity, and he’s showing how vegan meals can be appetizing and not just bowls of salad and beans. The point sort of is that it’s vegan.
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Photoshop is the best vegan ingredient there is. Adorable still. But it's not subtle. Same hands, same sweater, same spoon in many of the photos.
He has a Youtube Channel so... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzk3OHCyhNjXTiNdVshESZQ
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These look like works of art and extremely yummy even if they are totally not edible and made of colored clay. But what really bothers me, I can't find ingredients anywhere, if not recipes, at least main ingredients or something, or possibility to order treats or something, anything about ingredients. How do we know these are edible? I really find them extra tasty looking so I wonder, are they really?
He's working on a YouTube channel and a few recipes are already up, but if you follow him on Instagram, he also puts up recipes on his story.
Load More Replies... It would be great if the OP just said what ingredients he used. Saying that it's vegan is unnecessary. But hey that's what vegans like to say whenever they have a chance.
I mean, his audience is vegan, it’s part of his social media identity, and he’s showing how vegan meals can be appetizing and not just bowls of salad and beans. The point sort of is that it’s vegan.
Load More Replies... Photoshop is the best vegan ingredient there is. Adorable still. But it's not subtle. Same hands, same sweater, same spoon in many of the photos.
He has a Youtube Channel so... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzk3OHCyhNjXTiNdVshESZQ
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