Raw halo – available in Holland & Barrett, featuring a range of milky choc flavours. Nomo – delicious vegan chocolate including hazelnut crunch, creamy choc and dark choc flavours. Montezumas – although not completely vegan, they have a large range of quality vegan chocolate including buttons, chocolate bars and truffles.
Love raw – cream wafer bars, nut butter cups and flavoured chocolate blocks. IChoc – vegan chocolate with 100% organic ingredients, no palm oil and compostable packaging. Violife – an expanse of vegan cheese! From Epic Mature Chedder to Greek Style, soft cheeses, Parmesan and more. Vegusto – a fantastic range of cheeses, cold cuts, other faux meat products and more. Tofutti – for vegan-licious cream cheese in a variety of flavours and plenty more! Sheese – a great variety of vegan hard and soft cheeses. MozzaRisella – vegan, rice milk based mozzarella! Very good, especially on pizza. Green Vie – vegan cheeses in slices and blocks. Popular Vegan Cheese BrandsĪpplewood – offering a very popular vegan smoky cheese.įollow your heart – vegan cheese, Veganaise, cream cheese, sour cheese, dairy-free yoghurt and salad dressings. Sproud – another pea based milk including a barista blend and chocolate flavour too. Rude Health – from plant milks to vegan museli, granola, porridge and cereals. Rebel Kitchen – organic plant milk blends imitating semi-skimmed and whole milk. Provamel – fine quality soya milk, yoghurt, desserts – and lots more. Plamil – soya milk, mayo, chocolate – a dedicated vegan company and one of the first. Oatly – offering milk, yoghurts, custards and even whippable cream! All oat based. Mighty Pea – pea and oat based milks/ flavoured shakes. Innocent – not just smoothies, but also almond, hazelnut, oat and coconut milks. Good Hemp – hemp milk, hemp protein powder, hemp oil and CBD products. Don’t forget, the Viva! Shop offers a huge amount of vegan confectionery and profits go back into Viva! Campaigns, so feel good about treating yourself to some chocolate! Popular Vegan Milk brandsĪlpro – soy, oat, almond, coconut based milk. It’s not an exhaustive list but it’s a good start! Many can now be found in supermarkets and if not then you can order from retailers directly or check their site for the stockists. In 2020 alone, the number of vegans in Britain rose by 40% and Deliveroo saw vegan takeaway orders increase by 163%! In 2021, nearly 600,000 people signed up to Veganuary and more and more meat-reducers are adding their weight behind the demand for vegan products too.įor your vegan food essentials and curiosities, here are our favourite vegan businesses.
Of course there’s still room to grow, but the accessibility of vegan food has definitely come a long way! It makes sense too, as veganism is constantly growing in popularity. It’s amazing to see the scope of new vegan products on the shelves! Vegan food is now easily accessible from supermarkets, coffee shops, restaurants, pubs and hotels – everywhere seems to be finally considering this growing market. Post published at AugThe Big List of Vegan Food Companies
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