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Vegan cauliflower wings are tasty, crunchy, and easy to make. Here’s why you should give them a go.

From dinosaur-shaped vegan nuggets to white chocolate chips, this megastore is full of many plant-based finds.

Vegan cauliflower wings are tasty, crunchy, and easy to make. Here’s why you should give them a go.

From dinosaur-shaped vegan nuggets to white chocolate chips, this megastore is full of many plant-based finds.

A guide to how the world's meat manufacturers are investing in the areas of plant-based and lab-created meat alternatives.

Chocolates for Easter, sauces from South Korea and plant-based meatballs all feature in this roundup of vegan and plant-based product launches from food manufacturers. As Veganuary winds down for another year, we take a look at some of the latest offerings from producers for consumers looking to cut animal products from their diets. The event represents a month-long pledge by consumers to cut meat from their diets and eat purely vegan diets for the month of January. ...

Thanks to the successful launch of the award-winning plant-based Oumph! in Ocado last year, the world’s largest online grocer store has now added further Oumph! products to its offering, including Oumph! Balls, a plant-based version of classic Swedish meatballs. “We’re really pleased to be able to offer our customers a new product from Oumph! The Oumph! Balls are an exciting addition to the collection and allow us to extend our huge range of vegetarian and vegan products. It’s great tim...

By Kevin White2021-01-06T05:00:00+00:00 Source: The Livekindly Co  The deal will also see Iceland stock Livekindly’s other brands, including Oumph and Fry’s Family Food Co Vegan food and lifestyle company The Livekindly Collective has further expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of Iceland’s No Meat plant-based brand. Launched by Iceland in the spring of 2018 when it unveiled its No Bull burger, the No Meat brand has since grown to include a wide variety of frozen plant-based pr...