Plant Based News

1 week ago | plantbasednews.org | Polly Foreman

Rude Health has just launched what’s thought to be a first-of-its-kind dairy-free iced coffee range in the UK. The range comes in two flavors: Oat Latte Iced Coffee and Mocha Iced Coffee. The former combines Rude Health oat milk with cold-brew coffee, while the latter uses cacao and coconut milk. According to the brand, these are the first ready-to-drink iced coffee products that are organic and free from sugar, artificial thickeners, and sweeteners.

1 week ago | plantbasednews.org | Polly Foreman

Ella Mills, the founder of Deliciously Ella, has announced a rebrand for her food brand, Plants. Plants offers a number of vegan products, including veggie burgers, dhals, and chilis. The rebrand comes from agencies Sonder & Tell and Belief Machines, with an aim to leave behind “clichéd plant-based visuals” and instead focus on emphasizing Plants’ natural and less-processed ingredients. Each new pack features these in large lettering on the front.

2 weeks ago | plantbasednews.org | Ella Mills

This harissa tofu wrap from How To Go Plant-Based by Ella Mills is quick to make, packed with flavor, and loaded with plant-based protein. The wrap layers crispy tofu glazed in harissa and maple syrup with a creamy mint coconut yogurt sauce. It all comes together quickly, making it a great choice when you’re short on time but still want something fresh and filling. You can wrap it up and take it on the go, or serve it warm straight from the pan.

2 weeks ago | plantbasednews.org | Polly Foreman

The Tofoo Co, the UK’s number one tofu brand, has announced two new product launches: a Thai Burger and Southern Fried Pieces. Joining the brand’s summer line-up, the Thai Burger combines spiced tofu with vegetables and is designed as a plant-based option for barbecues. The Southern Fried Pieces feature two tofu fillets coated in a crispy southern-style crumb. They follow the launch of Tofoo Katsu in 2024 and are intended to be used in wraps, burgers, or served with chips and slaw.

3 weeks ago | plantbasednews.org | Polly Foreman

UK-based plant-based drink company Minor Figures has launched a new line of colorful and flavored oat drinks in what’s thought to be category first. The Hyper Oat includes four flavors – Berry, Matcha, Turmeric, and Mango – each with their own formula and nutrition profile. Berry combines protein, calcium, and L-carnitine, aiming to support muscle function and maintenance.