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Dr Oetker launches its first Ristorante vegan pizza in Irish supermarkets
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The NPD is billed as having the ‘perfect balance of tasty topping and crispy crust’
Dr Oetker Ristorante is hoping to challenge Goodfella’s in the freezer aisles with the launch of its first vegan pizza in the UK.
Called Margherita Pomodori (rsp: £3.69/340g), the NPD has an Italian-inspired “fresh pizzeria taste” and a fully plant-based recipe, said the brand.
It is topped with tomato sauce, grated vegan cheese, sun-dried and cherry tomatoes and a pesto-style garnish.
The pizza was billed as having the “perfect balance of tasty topping and crispy crust”, and was taste-tested by a panel of vegan and flexitarian consumers to ensure “deliciously satisfying” results, the brand added.
Vale of Mowbray has added three new flavours to its pork pie line-up.
The Pork & Apple and Pork, Cheese & Pickle flavours are available in ‘mini’ pack formats priced at £2 per six-pack. A medium-sized Pork & Caramelised Onion Pie featuring a lattice lid has also been launched and costs £2.
The NPD comes as the pie maker unveils a modern yet established new look after undergoing the biggest rebrand in the company’s 200-year history. The branding and packaging design, created by Leeds-based Chilli, uses a 1920s art-deco-style font and provides a nod to when pie production began at the Vale of Mowbray factory in 1928, while the dry-stone wall plays on the brand’s Yorkshire heritage.