Plant-based meat brand Garden Gourmet is launching its Sensational Vegan Pulled Fillet at the UK’s Harvester restaurants and Butlin’s seaside resorts.
Harvester is now serving the chicken-style Pulled Fillet in vegan tacos, flatbreads, and salads. At Butlin’s, visitors can try the fillet in the Chinese Noodle Soup.
The soy-based Pulled Fillet is high in protein and fiber, according to Garden Gourmet, and can be used in a variety of dishes.
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The collaborations with Harvester and Butlin’s come two years after Nestle announced it was pulling Garden Gourmet products from retailers due to poor sales. It also pulled its plant-based milk brand Wunda at the same time.
Partnering with restaurants and other food service providers is an increasingly common strategy for plant-based brands. Last year, coffee chain Costa Coffee started serving several food items made with meat alternatives by BOSH!. Recently, THIS announced a new partnership with IKEA, where THIS Isn’t Pork Sausages will be served in cafés.
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