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A leading foodservice group has launched a vegan brioche bun in a bid to meet growing demand for animal-free foods.
Foodservice specialists Kara, of the Finsbury Food Group, says it wants to grow its offering to ‘suit consumers who couldn’t enjoy a classic brioche bun due to their dietary needs’.
Brioche traditionally contains egg and butter – which are substituted in this version for vegan alternatives – with Kara saying that despite these changes to the historic recipe, the buns ‘do not compromise on flavor, color or texture’.
Vegan rise
“After witnessing a rise in both veganism and interest in brioche amongst different diners, we knew we had to begin offering an option that could hit both markets with a product that satisfies the need for brioche whilst suiting the vegan lifestyle,” said Danielle Meehan, Foodservice NPD Manager.
“This brioche-style bun still delivers all the flavors of a classic brioche but is a more inclusive premium burger carrier perfect for both vegan and non-vegan diners.”
