Morningstar Farms' changed 3 vegetarian chicken products to vegan

[Second Summer]

Morningstar Buffalo Wings, Chik’n Nuggets, and Buffalo Chik Patties, which used to contain egg and milk fat, are now perfectly suitable for vegans.

More: Morningstar Farms Has Changed 3 Vegetarian ‘Chicken’ Products to Vegan! (23. July 2018)

Also reported in LiveKindly which has included pictures of the packaging and mentions some other recent Morningstar vegan products:

The Kellogg Company subsidiary seems to be gradually transitioning into a more vegan-friendly company. In May, it debuted a line of summer grilling patties, which included two vegan burgers that could hold up to the barbecue.

More: 3 Morningstar Farms Chicken Products Are Now Vegan (22. July 2018)

 

[Chryssie]

I saw this and it is good news!

 

[Second Summer]

I'm not sure whether these are products available only in the UK, or if they're sold elsewhere as well, like the US. Does anyone know?

Also, these sound like potentially the kind of products they would sell at indoor soft-play venue, pubs, football arenas and so forth where there typically are very few vegan options, which would make these products even more useful. No sure what the chances are for that to happen?

 

[Jinendra Singh]

More: Morningstar Farms Has Changed 3 Vegetarian ‘Chicken’ Products to Vegan! (23. July 2018)

Also reported in LiveKindly which has included pictures of the packaging and mentions some other recent Morningstar vegan products:

More: 3 Morningstar Farms Chicken Products Are Now Vegan (22. July 2018)

Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods are at the forefront of this vegan meat revolution due to the wide international expansion and strategic marketing of their plant-based products. Beyond Meat’s Beyond Burger is available at over 10,000 restaurants and cafeterias around the globe, in addition to meat aisles in grocers across the U.S. The company is helping to set a new precedent as to how vegan companies merchandise protein. Similar to Beyond Meat, Impossible Foods’ long-term goal is to make vegan meat and dairy products for “every cultural region of the world.” It recently netted $144 million to achieve its mission and expand its Impossible Burger to international markets.