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Vegan burger with the lot
Burgs are life! We love all the classics, and they are tastier and better for you when filled with plants. This Vegan burger with the lot is sure...
Creamy mushroom and tofu stroganoff
You don’t need animal products to make lusciously creamy and satisfying dishes. You don’t even need oil! This wholefood, plant-based...
Vegan mushie burgers with the lot
This is the the most delicious vegan mushroom burger we have ever made! It won't fall apart, is totally satisfying and bursting with flavour!
Mexican burger
Be tempted by these simple, quick and tasty Mexican-inspired burgers starring your choice of vegan burger patty.
Apple pie
You can’t go wrong with a classic homestyle apple pie, and this one from Katie at Olive Wood Vegan ticks all the boxes, with its buttery crust,...
Walnut and lentil tacos with cheesy sauce
Comfort food kept whole and clean, WFPBNO style.
Black bean burger and wedges
Wholefood, plant-based veggie burgers with crispy baked potato wedges: all the pleasure and comfort of the classic Aussie burger and chips, with...
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Falafel
Jigal KrantFalafel is Israel’s national snack. The consensus among culinary historians is that fried chickpea balls originated in Egypt at least 1,000 years ago. Yet still, there are Israeli patriots who argue that falafel is a Jewish invention.