Chef Spike Mendelsohn Reveals He Has Gone Vegan This Veganuary

Chef Spike Mendelsohn Reveals He Has Gone Vegan For Veganuary

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Celebrity Chef Spike Mendelsohn signs up to Veganuary The owner of multiple vegan restaurants has pledged to go vegan this January - Media Credit: Instagram
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Restauranteur and chef Spike Mendelsohn, who rose to fame after competing in the US show Top Chef, has revealed he is going vegan this month.

Signing up for the Veganuary pledge, Mendelsohn praised going vegan for its environmental benefits.

‘Delicious, easy and fun’

According to VegNews, the chef said: “Veganuary is the perfect opportunity for anyone looking to move towards a healthier diet or reduce their carbon footprint to enjoy more amazing plant-based food this year.

“I’m joining my vegan wife Cody and millions of others around the world this month to show people how delicious, easy and fun a vegan diet can be.”

Mendelsohn has offered some of his plant-based burgers at a discounted rate for Veganuary

Spike Mendelsohn’s PLNT Burgers

Mendelsohn owns a chain of restaurants specializing in burgers made without animal products across the US. The chain, PLNT Burger, uses Beyond Meat patties.

For Veganuary, PLNT burger cheeseburgers will be sold at the discounted rate of $3.95.

The restaurant’s menu features vegan American cheese and shredded vegan cheddar from Follow Your Heart, as well as mushroom bacon, and the Spicy Chik N Funguy Sandwich.

There are currently seven PLNT Burger restaurants in locations including Virginia, Pennsylvania, Washington DC, Maryland, and Columbia.

Beyond Meat partnership

The chef also co-created a plant-based food brand, Eat The Change, alongside Beyond Meat‘s executive chairman, Seth Goldman.

Whilst it is unclear whether Mendelsohn has gone vegan before, it was Beyond Burgers that got him ‘hooked’.

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