Marks & Spencer Launches Vegan Chorizo Dogs And No-Beef Burgers

Marks & Spencer Launches Vegan Chorizo Dogs And No-Beef Burgers

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(updated 1st October 2020)

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The new chorizo hot dogs and no beef burgers (Photo: Supplied to Plant Based News) - Media Credit:
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Marks & Spencer has launched two new vegan products.

The new items, which are part of the retailer’s plant-based Plant Kitchen range are Chorizo Puppies, made with mushroom, red pepper, soy, smoked paprika, roasted garlic, caramelized onion, and roasted chilli, and the No Beef Burger. This is a soy-based patty that the retailer describes as ‘the daddy of all vegan burgers’.

According to M&S, the new items, which took months of development can be cooked on a BBQ or in the oven, and are suitable for home-freezing.

The products are suitable for cooking on the BBQ or in the oven (Photo: Supplied to Plant Based News)

Meat-eaters and vegans

“I am super excited about the launch of our puppies and burgers, they may well be vegan-friendly, but as with the entire Plant Kitchen range they are flavor FIRST and I think will be a real hit among vegans and meat-eaters alike,” James Fisher, M&S product development said in a statement sent to Plant Based News.

“I can’t wait to hear how people are enjoying theirs this Summer.”

Chorizo Puppies retail at £3.50 for 640g, and The No Beef Burger retails at £3.50 for 340g. M&S Foodhalls are currently open, and offering daily deliveries.

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