Click here Careers Join the team! The supermarket has extended its plant-based and vegan offerings to help customers out. (large range of vegan products) Plant Kitchen. The supermarkets ‘meat-replicating’ range includes a diverse set of 13 vegan dishes. (vegan range at Marks & Spencers – range of 60 products includes ready meals, coleslaw, burgers, chicken nuggets, macaroni cheese, curries, etc.) "The new Vegan Range is designed to allow customers to cook like they would with meat and provide the solution for those wanting to eat more plant-based foods without sacrificing the taste or texture," the retailer said in a statement. Questions Please contact out customer care with any queries Delivery For all delivery information please click here Bonus Card Sign up today - it's bursting with benefits! With vegan and flexitarian dining becoming increasingly mainstream, supermarket chain Iceland has launched a range of 13 new vegan foods and ready meals to meet the demand from customers for meat-free options.. After the incredible success of Iceland’s ‘bleeding’ No Bull burger earlier this year, Head Chef Neil Nugent ‘knew [Iceland] had to create a full vegan range’. Iceland just made Veganuary easier with its vegan 2020 range. As we reported earlier this month, the market for plant-based convenience meals is thriving and offers massive potential for investment opportunities.As part of an international wave of vegan brands expanding their convenience options, Irish plant-based food producer fiid has added a new plant-based meal to its successful range.. Aromatic Lentil & Sweet Potato Curry is inspired by Thai … Any Questions? No Bull Mushroom Steaks £2/2x80g; No Bull Steak Burgers £2/2x113g; No Cheese & Onion Pasties £2/2x180g; No Porkies Bacon Pasta £2/350g Stay tuned for more on these! (large range of vegan frozen products exclusive to Iceland supermarkets – chicken, burgers, paella, chorizo, sausages, etc.) . Iceland’s launch today comes after a string of new and expanded vegan range announcements from major supermarkets, including Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s, Aldi, and Marks & Spencer, as well as new vegan options at fast-food outlets Pizza Hut, KFC and Subway. Has anyone else tried the Iceland range? Over the last few months I've been taste testing Iceland new vegan range!! Vegan cheese alternatives are notoriously difficult to do well, but Iceland thinks this new Cheese & Onion Pasty with “decadent melting dairy-free cheese” is “set to change the game”. The only vegan pizza I currently like is the M&S one and it's small and pricey. . Vegan convenience food can be expensive (hell, even a jar of pesto is £2.50 compared to the same non vegan jar, which is £1), so excited about this as my new weekend treats. Find your perfect role at Iceland Iceland’s No Bull Vegan Range Iceland’s No Bull Range | image/vegan on desert island. Iceland has launched a new plant-based vegan range. The new range. . Oumph. Within three months of launching its “No Bull” vegan quarter-pounder burgers last year, Iceland was selling more of its plant-based patties than its wagyu beef burgers. Iceland’s Head Chef, Neil Nugent, said “After the success of our vegan range and the surge in demand for plant based options from customers, we are thrilled to be offering vegan … Ragnar Freyr, the creator of the Vegan Iceland app, said that these days, “there’s almost no restaurant in Iceland that doesn’t offer a vegan option.” He pointed out that one of Iceland’s vegan Facebook groups boasts more than 22,000 members — around 6.5 percent of the country’s population. .