Zoe vows to go vegan

Zoe Clifton and Jenna Robinson seemed like a match made in heaven on Channel 4’s Married at First Sight. That was until committed carnivore Zoe discovered Jenna was a vegan, and the relationship hit a bump. 

Yet they remain the only couple still together from this last season, despite the die-hard differences around the dinner table.

Now, in an unlikely twist, vegan-sceptic Zoe has vowed to go vegan for the month of January as she steps into a new role as she steps into a new role as the official Ambassador for Asda’s new vegan ranges: OMV! and Plant Based by Asda. For 31-days, Zoe will drop the dairy and swap meat-based burgers, pies, pizzas, curries, and fry-ups for the vegan alternatives from the new OMV! and Plant Based by Asda ranges, before offering up her verdict on vegan cuisine, helped along the way by partner Jenna.

The announcement comes as new a new study reveals despite plant-based diets becoming more mainstream in the last decade, over half (56%) of Brits would still never consider going vegan. Top reasons cited include respondents would miss meat and dairy too much (51%), a vegan diet is boring (21%), vegan food is bland and lacking in flavour (18%), there's a lack of tasty vegan snacks or comfort food options (11%) and concerns over the lack of choice and variation in a plant-based diet (10%).

Zoe isn't alone in her trepidation about having a vegan partner. One in ten (11%) Brits say they wouldn’t date a vegan, or if they did, they’d be reluctant (8%). A third of these (30%) are put off by the fact they wouldn’t be able to cook together or enjoy the same meals as their partner, whilst a quarter (25%) are deterred by the possibility of arguments that might occur around food.

Over one in five (21%) would pass on a vegan paramour because it would be an issue when visiting friends and family or dining out, whilst one in five (20%) would find it difficult to know what to cook.

In partnering with staunch meat-lover Zoe, Asda hopes to challenge existing preconceived ideas about a vegan diet and debunk the myth vegan food is dull and lacks flavour.

Asda's new OMV! range features delicious comfort food options, for those looking to reduce their meat intake with vegan alternatives that don’t compromise on flavour. 

The tempting OMV! range includes everything from creamy Macaroni Cheese to Hot and Spicy No-Chicken Burgers and decadent Chocolate Brownies, whilst Plant Based by Asda celebrates the flavour of plants and is designed for those looking for tasty, healthy meals, think Plant Based Bean Burgers and Plant Based Meat-Free Meatballs. All products in the Plant Based by Asda range are nutritionally approved and in line with Asda’s Live Better promise to help customers enjoy healthy, sustainable diets.

Over 80 new products are launching across Asda’s OMV! and Plant Based by Asda ranges this Veganuary, now available in-store and online. All products in both the OMV! and Plant Based by Asda ranges are Vegan Society approved.

Zoe’s progress can be followed on Instagram at @zoeclifton and @jennarobo, and on TikTok at @zoeclifton and @jennathegayvegan, where the pair will be posting regular updates.

Zoe Clifton, Veganuary ambassador for Asda, comments: “This time last year, I’d never have contemplated dating a vegan as I had more love for meat. One year on not only am I in a relationship with a vegan, but I’m also going meat and dairy free.  As my family and friends know, this is a very big challenge for me, but I’ve been assured I won’t be able to taste the difference between plant-based alternatives. Jenna will be there to support me and stop me sneaking off for a cheeky fry-up.”

Jenna Robinson, Zoe’s partner, comments: “Whilst I never thought this day would come, I’m over the moon Zoe is opening her mind to my way of life. I’m anticipating some ups and downs along the way, but I’m really looking forward to giving Zoe an insight into my lifestyle and proving her wrong about a plant-based diet being boring. Let the challenge begin!”

Jessica Cole, Senior Director of Asda Own Brand, comments: “We’re incredibly excited to announce Zoe Clifton as our ambassador for the launch of OMV! and Plant Based by Asda. Whilst we already have a loyal base of shoppers who follow vegan and flexitarian diets, we want to open this up and challenge existing stereotypes surrounding the quality of vegan food,  stereotypes that are clearly still prevalent in society as research shows.

“In working with Zoe, we hope to inspire even devoted meat-eaters to give vegan food a chance. The OMV! range is a great place to start if you’re looking to cut down on meat but don’t want to compromise on flavour, and the Plant Based by Asda range provides options that are healthy, delicious, nutritionist-approved and carry Asda’s Live Better icon. 

"We’re really very proud of our new vegan and plant based ranges, which offer a breadth of choice and quality you won’t see anywhere else. We can’t wait for customers to try them and hope they love them as much as we do.”

Throughout January, customers who spend £5 on vegan own-brand products (OMV! and Plant Based by Asda) can also earn £1 back in their cash pot in the Asda Rewards app.

www.asda.com.

Frankie & Benny's go big this Veganuary with three-way vegan partnership

Three Vegan Icons. One innovative restaurant!

Top Italian American restaurateurs Frankie & Benny’s has announced its biggest partnership ever with three of the UK’s top vegan brands.

The popular restaurant has launched The Big Vegan Takeover to celebrate Veganuary and to encourage more people to eat less meat.

Frankie & Benny’s has seen an increased demand for vegan alternatives and has chosen three vegan iconic brands for their innovative collaboration.

The Veganuary takeover features plant-based heroes Biff’s™, THIS™ and OGGS®to show just how delicious vegan comfort food can be. 

Over the past several years Frankie & Benny’s has worked extremely hard to expand and improve its vegan offering as part of its central menu offering. 

It's hoping the collaboration with Biff’s™, THIS™ and OGGS® this Veganuary will showcase the best of vegan comfort food and convert those who are looking to follow a more flexitarian lifestyle. The new dishes will be in addition to the Frankie & Benny’s central menu which already has 20 vegan dishes available

Said Sasha Storey, Frankie & Benny’s Head of Brand "This Veganuary our vision is to show the UK comfort food and vegan dishes aren’t mutually exclusive, at Frankie & Benny’s you can have the best of both worlds! 

"We’ve selected some of our most beloved dishes, and challenged three exciting vegan partners, Biff’s™, THIS™ and OGGS®, to give these dishes a new, plant-based spin. So, whether you’re 100% meat-free, or just looking to make the odd sustainable switch over, you can find familiar favourites at Frankie & Benny’s throughout this January."

The menu will feature Biff’s™ Parmigiana Hoagie, smashed wings in a baked garlic ciabatta, topped with Napoletana sauce, crispy THIS™ Isn’t Bacon, vegan cheddar sauce & fresh basil leaves. Served with skin-on fries.

BBQ Spicy Banana Blossom Burger, a crispy vegan patty topped with vegan cheddar sauce & BBQ sauce with vegan mayo, lettuce & red onion. Served with skin-on fries.

And OGGS® Vegan Carbonara, silky garlic creamy sauce tossed with fettuccine & mushrooms, topped with THIS™ Isn’t Bacon & parsley.

THIS™ makes hyper-realistic plant-based meat alternatives that are high in protein & fibre, and lower in fat than real meat. By making game-changing meat alternatives that are as good as the real thing (we reckon, at least), THIS™ is on a mission to make plant-based eating a zero compromise option.

THIS™ Marketing Director Dee Bulsara said “We’re thrilled to be partnering with Frankie & Benny’s using our THIS™ Isn’t Bacon in two new delicious plant-based dishes: the Pasta Carbonara and the Parmigiana Hoagie. Eating plant-based in Veganuary has never been easier (or tastier) than THIS™!”

OGGS® create a range of plant-based egg alternatives and sweet treats made from chickpeas that taste great and do good, too. To date they've reduced the need for over three million eggs, given half a million chickens the week off and saved over 500,000kgs of CO2e. Scrambled OGGS® is the plant-based egg perfect for scrambles, omelettes, quiches - and a Vegan Carbonara at Frankie & Benny's!

Hannah Carter, Founder & CEO, OGGS® said: “We’re on a mission to make delicious plant-based eggs mainstream, so we couldn’t be prouder to work with an institution like Frankie & Benny’s on the ultimate team up with the Vegan Carbonara. A delicious dinner that works towards a kinder, more sustainable future is the ultimate Veganuary treat!”

Biff's make seriously tasty planet-friendlier vegan comfort food that's actually made from proper plants, not weird stuff. Ever since 2017 they've been on a mission to make doing good taste great with their 'Naturally Naughty' Wingz and Burgers made from Jackfruit: a more climate friendly alternative to chicken.

Biff's co-founder, Biff Bloom-Burrows says: "With it's tender flavour-packed jackfruit centre and deliciously crispy panko crumb, our hand-formed Crispy Fried Jackfruit is the perfect addition to any sandwich - but Frankie & Benny's have taken it to the next level with this Parmigiana Hoagie- we're hyped to be collaborating with them on such an incredible dish for Veganuary".

So, what on offer? The Menu

Mains

Biff’s™ Parmigiana Hoagie £11.90 

Smashed Biff’s™ wings in a baked garlic ciabatta, topped with Napoletana sauce, crispy THIS™ Isn’t Bacon, vegan cheddar sauce & fresh basil leaves. Served with skin-on fries (1182 kcal) 

BBQ Spicy Banana Blossom Burger £14.60 

Crispy vegan patty topped with vegan cheddar sauce & BBQ sauce with vegan mayo, lettuce & red onion. Served with skin-on fries (894 kcal) 

OGGS® Vegan Carbonara £12.90 

Silky garlic creamy sauce tossed with fettuccine & mushrooms, topped with THIS™ Isn’t Bacon & parsley (991 kcal)

Dessert

Chocolate Chip Blondie £6.80 

Rich & gooey blondie brownie topped with banana, chocolate sauce & crumbled dried raspberries, served with vegan choc-chip ice cream (746 kcal)

Plus you can find more vegan dishes from the main menu here https://www.frankieandbennys.com/veganuary.

New heart-shaped jar of Fresh chilli jam tastiness from Tracklements

This month (ideally placed for Veganuary) Tracklements has launched it's all-new Heart-Shaped Jar of award-winning Fresh Chilli Jam which is both vegan-friendly and gluten free. The latter point is especially helpful for my wife and others who have been diagnosed as suffering from coeliac disease. 

It's moreish and very, very addictive. It's sticky and delightfully sweet with an inspirational but very gentle heat, brought about by fresh red chillies, so making it ideal for just about every culinary use you can think of, including dipping and serving with cheese on your cheeseboard. It really is very versatile.

My wife is not usually a fan of chilli products but she absolutely adores this particular Fresh Chilli Jam.

It comes in a delightful heart-shaped jar, so we feel that it will make an excellent additional to the Valentine's Day breakfast in bed that you are planning for the special person in your life. And even if you weren't thinking of making them breakfast in bed, please let this heart-shaped jar of sweet chilli jam loveliness be your inspiration!  

But best to buy several jars, because they are so tasty, we don't think they'll last long, as it is that tasty!

RRP £6.55 for 350g, from fine food delis and farm shops all over the country or online at www.tracklements.co.uk.

Almost 9 million people are planning to take a month off drinking this January

• One in seven (17%) UK adults – estimated as 8.8 million people - plan to go alco-hol-free for 31 days in January, with three in 10 looking to cut down generally in 2023

• One in four say they have drunk more in 2022 than 2021, while for one in six the cost of living crisis was a reason for the increase in their drinking

• Of those planning to go alcohol-free, one in three said they'd prefer to take part in Dry January with Alcohol Change UK

• Those who take on Dry January using the charity Alcohol Change UK’s free Try Dry app and/or daily motivational emails are twice as likely to have a month to-tally alcohol-free and experience many more benefits

• Low and no-alcohol brands Lyre’s, Mocktails and Lucky Saint are partnering with Alcohol Change UK to offer drinkers alternatives this January

New research published by Alcohol Change UK, the charity behind Dry January®, shows that almost 9 million people in the UK are planning to have a month off drinking in January 2023 - up from an estimated 8 million UK adults last year. Of those, one in three (33%) said they would prefer to take part in Dry January® with Alcohol Change UK, rather than trying to go alcohol-free in January on their own.

The survey, commissioned by Alcohol Change UK, shows the cost of living crisis has impacted on drinking habits over the last six months. One in six (16%) people who drink alcohol said this had led to them drinking more to cope with worries around the crisis, and one in seven (14%) have prioritised purchasing alcohol over essential items, such as groceries.

For one in three young adults who drink (36%), anxiety after drinking has also been a factor in them deciding to reduce their alcohol consumption. Hangxiety - a term used to describe the experience of feeling anxious the day after drinking - appears more prevalent amongst drink-ers aged 34 and under, with two in five (40%) experiencing it regularly, compared to a tenth (12%) of those aged 35 and over. For those aged 18-34, over a third (36%) said it was a con-tributing factor in their decision to reduce their drinking.

Over the course of a typical week, British drinkers, on average, drink 13.7 units of alcohol. However, one in three (30%) drinkers typically drink more than the 14 units a week maximum recommended by the UK’s Chief Medical Officers, with twice as many men doing so com-pared to women (39% versus 22%).

Three in 10 (30%) drinkers said they would like to reduce how much they drink in 2023 (com-pared to 25% a year ago). Across all drinkers, half claim to already have taken measures to manage their drinking. The most common being having alcohol-free days (25%), drinking less on occasions where they are drinking alcohol (16%), having alcohol-free weeks or months (15%), or an alcohol-free night out (10%).

This Dry January, Alcohol Change UK is partnering with low and no-alcohol brands Lyre’s, Mocktails and Lucky Saint to encourage those taking part to look at non-alcoholic options as part of their Dry January challenge.

January 2023 marks the 10th anniversary since the launch of Dry January. Dry January® offers the perfect opportunity to manage your drinking for the longer term and a chance to get some amazing benefits along the way. Research shows that those who do Dry January® with Alcohol Change UK double their chances of success, and have more energy, improved con-centration, boosted mood, save money and so much more. A month off alcohol also leads to lower blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes risk, as well as lower cancer-related proteins in the blood.

Over the past 10 years, Dry January® has continued to grow in popularity with record numbers of drinkers signing up to take part both in the UK and elsewhere.

First launched in 2013, Dry January® was the brainchild of Emily Robinson from Alcohol Change UK (formerly known as Alcohol Concern).

Speaking about its launch, Emily Robinson, now CEO of London Sport, said: “The idea of the Dry January® campaign first came to me after I decided to sign up for my first half-marathon. I wanted to be fitter and healthier, and I knew alcohol makes it harder to get up every day and train. So I decided, just for one month, to give up alcohol in January.

“The mental and physical results were amazing. I slept better, had more energy, lost weight, and saved money.

“I also found that friends and colleagues were completely fascinated by my experiment, and more and more people wanted to speak to me about it. So, when I joined Alcohol Change UK (formerly Alcohol Concern) in 2012, I shared the idea with colleagues asking everyone to join in with taking a month off booze in January.

“Ten years on, it’s wonderful to see how Dry January® has become the huge phenomenon it is today. I’m incredibly proud of the campaign and would encourage any-one who’s interested in feeling happier and healthier to give it a try.”

Dry January® officially launched in January 2013. For that first year, 4,000 people signed up to take part. Since then, Dry January® has grown in popularity with over 130,000 people sign-ing up to take part with Alcohol Change UK in 2022. 

Evidence shows Dry January® is an effective and lasting way to cut down. Research by the University of Sussex2 published in 2020 found that those signing up to take part in Dry January® using Alcohol Change UK’s free Try Dry app and/or coaching emails are twice as likely to have a completely alcohol-free month, compared to those who try to avoid alcohol on their own in January, and have significantly improved wellbeing and healthier drinking six months later. 

Ailar Hashemzadeh, Director of Research and Public Affairs at Alcohol Change UK, said: “Over the past few years, things have been incredibly tough for so many people and the cost of living crisis is making things even tougher. This has led to a growing number of us finding our drinking creeping up, particularly for those of us who were drinking more heavily to start with.

“Since its launch 10 years ago, Dry January® has provided a brilliant opportunity for hundreds of thousands of people to take a break from drinking and have a total reset.

“It helps you break habits you’ve fallen into and make long-term changes for the better. It can help to relieve anxiety and helps you remember that you don’t need alcohol to have fun, relax, celebrate, unwind or anything else. It puts you back in control of your drinking.

“If you’d like to reset your relationship with alcohol, give Dry January® a try by down-loading the free Try Dry® app or sign up at dryjanuary.org.uk. It could be the spark you need for a happier and healthier 2023.”

Those taking part in Dry January® get access to all of the free tools and resources from Alco-hol Change UK, from its Try Dry app to its daily motivational emails.  

We'd encourage anyone who's interested in resetting their relationship with alcohol to down-load the free Try Dry® app. You can use it year-round to check your units, calories and money saved, and earn badges as you go.

How to take part in Dry January®

Download the free Try Dry® app via the App Store or Google Play. Via Try Dry® you will be able to receive optional daily coaching emails. Alternatively, you can sign up for just the email coaching programme at dryjanuary.org.uk.

Try Dry® allows people to track their units, calories and money saved not drinking, plus set personalised goals and earn badges year-round. People who take part in Dry January®, whether online or via Try Dry®, are twice as likely to spend the whole the month alcohol-free, despite being heavier drinkers to start with (de Visser and Nicholls, 2020).

(EDITOR: However, That's Food and Drink would like to point out that if you are alcohol dependent (or know someone who is alcohol dependent) and wish to participate in Dry January please check with your own Doctor beforehand to make sure that you can safely participate as suddenly stopping all alcohol intake for someone who is dependent on alcohol can cause severe health problems.)
   

That's Christmas: Aldi delivered its best ever Christmas with sales ...

That's Christmas: Aldi delivered its best ever Christmas with sales ...: Aldi reported its best Christmas ever with sales up over 26% during December, as the UK’s cheapest supermarket helped millions of families c...

Aldi to give excess stock to community shop stores UK-wide

Excess stock from Aldi’s network of Regional Distribution Centres will be made available to Community Shop stores all over the UK after Aldi extended its partnership with Company Shop Group.

The supermarket has confirmed all its Regional Distribution Centres will now help redistribute surplus food that can't be sold in its stores.

Company Shop Group is the UK’s top redistributor of surplus food and household products and is working with Aldi to manage surplus stock from its Regional Distribution Centres. This will then be redistributed to the Group’s Community Shops across the country, where items will be sold at discounted prices as a way to help those who are in need.

Since first collaborating back in 2015, Company Shop Group has helped Aldi stop in excess of over 14,700 tonnes of food going to waste, with this new national roll out estimated to prevent a further 2,860 tonnes of food from going to waste every year.

Liz Fox, who is the Corporate Responsibility Director at Aldi UK, said: “Reducing food waste is really incredibly important to us, and we know by rolling this scheme out nationwide, it'll make a massive difference to communities all over the UK.

“The work Community Shop does is vital to so many people and, sadly, the demand it's seeing for surplus food is currently higher than ever. By extending our partnership with them, we can make a positive difference together.”

Gary Stott, Executive Chairman, Community Shop, added: “We’ve worked with Aldi for a long time now and are incredibly excited to be able to extend our partnership with them.

“The surplus stock that we redistribute through Community Shop is a lifeline for so many people, and by rolling out the partnership nationally, we can deliver positive impacts for people and communities on a much greater scale.”

www.aldo.co.uk

Aldi launches new vegan 'cheese' offering for Veganuary

Arriving specially for Veganuary, supermarket Aldi has launched its biggest ever vegan ‘cheese’ range – starting from a very nifty £1.49. From plant-based soft cheese and cheddar, to mozzarella and fake feta, shoppers can choose from the huge new range from now on.   

Aldi’s new Plant Menu Vegan Soft Cheese (£1.99, 200g) comes in either classic plain or a delicious garlic and herb flavour. Stir into pasta dishes, spread on sandwiches, or even use in baking recipes in place of regular cream cheese for the ultimate non-dairy treat.  

Back by popular acclaim and demand following huge popularity, is Aldi’s Plant Menu Vegan Cheddar-Style Cheese (£1.99) available in either a Block (200g), Grated (200g), or Sliced (180g) to suit a wide variety of meal preferences.  

Shoppers can also pick up Aldi’s new Plant Menu Vegan Continental Cheeses (£1.99) with a choice of either a creamy Grated Mozzarella (200g), a tangy ‘fake feta’ Greek Style Salad Cheese (200g) or a punchy Grated Hard Cheese (100g).  

Also launching in stores is the Applewood Smoky Vegan Block (£2.29, 200g) a smooth, creamy dairy alternative that’s infused with a deliciously smoky finished. Plant Based Boursin (£1.99, 130g) serves up the iconic garlic and herb spreadable blend as a totally vegan alternative. Plus, at £1.99 shoppers can enjoy a 37% savings compared to Sainsbury’s.  

Plant Based Babybel (£1.75, 100g, 5x20g) is a fantastic option for on-the-go shoppers or an excellent addition to kids’ packed lunches – and 19% cheaper than the same item at Sainsbury’s. Alternatively, those keen to boost their protein goals to kick-start their year can enjoy Eatlean Protein Cheese (£1.49) Grated (180g), Block (200g), Sliced (160g) – a tasty and healthier alternative that’s 46% cheaper at Aldi versus Morrisons!

www.aldi.co.uk

Sustained Growth Ltd. announces how to achieve extraordinary growth for your small or medium size beverage manufacturing company

Have you realised that creating great products doesn't bring the commercial success you had hoped and planned? This was the McQueen Gin experience which I completely turned around.

Meet Sustained Growth Ltd. providing real world Business Growth Guidance like nothing else available in the UK, from Dale McQueen, ex McQueen Gin, Scottish Gin Growth Company of the Year, and winner of Institute of Directors Regional Director of the Year.

The number of UK gin distilleries grew by 110 in 2021, there are now more than 820 UK gin distilleries, up from 710 in 2020 and 190 in 2015, according to the office for national statistics. Micro distilleries, those with less than 10 employees, now make up more than 730 of all sites.

Can consumer demand support growth for all of these? Probably not, so which will flourish and grow, and which will not?

Dale’s position as Managing Director of Trossachs Distillery Limited ended in August 2022, freeing him to bring his amassed wealth of real-world experience to help sustainably grow any aspiring small to medium beverage manufacturer.

He offers a free consultation to establish how he may add growth value. Having established that he can help, the initial engagement will be for 5 days, resulting in a detailed deliverable growth plan, which he can go on to help deliver if required. For lasting and sustainable results, he could act as a monthly part time member of your leadership team.

Sustained Growth Ltd is committed to growing client revenues quickly and sustainably, with passion, honesty and integrity. They have established a proven low risk and repeatable methodology that will deliver incremental growth, more quickly than your current expectation, and without compromising your values.

Graham Nicolson, Group Buying Director at ALDI Stores: "I’d like to thank you for all the amazing work you’ve done for us over the last few years. You helped us from the outset of our gin journey and played a pivotal role in helping us formulate our range and offer. We wouldn’t be in the position we are in without your involvement."

http://sustainedgrowth.co.uk.

Fill up for less: Morrisons helps customers at the pumps with fuel offer

Fill up for less: Morrisons helps customers at the pumps with fuel offer

- 5p off per litre after spending £35 in store - 

- Deal running from Thursday 5th January until Sunday 15th January –

Morrisons is helping its motoring customers to save money on fuel by offering 5p off every litre at the pumps this January.   

All customers who spend £35 in store between now and Sunday 15th January will receive a coupon giving them 5p off every litre of fuel purchased.  (Please note this offer excludes any franchised Morrisons Daily petrol stations.)

The coupon is redeemable at all Morrisons petrol stations and customers have until Sunday 22nd January to spend it. 

In addition to the fuel deal, Morrisons is helping out its customers stretch their budgets through the January squeeze by cutting 130 prices on its entry level Savers range. The cuts include important fresh and frozen products for family meals and lunch boxes, together with cupboard essentials and household products.

Rachel Eyre, Chief Customer & Marketing Officer at Morrisons, said: "January is always a financial squeeze after the expense of Christmas and this year we know the cost of living continues to impact customers’ pockets too. Our fuel offer aims to help budgets go a little further by providing a saving on one of the biggest expenses people across the UK are facing.”

The required £35 customer spend excludes certain items: Fuel, Tobacco, Lottery products, Morrisons Café,  Gift Vouchers & Cards, Infant/Formula Milk, Cash Back, Dry Cleaning, Fireworks, Online Games and Instant Tickets, Photo Printing, Saver Stamps, Postage Stamps, ‘Top-Up’ Mobile Phone Cards, Delivery Charges/Pass, Garden Centre & Pharmacy (where applicable).   

Did you know Morrisons has 339 filling stations across the UK?

For further information and the full terms & conditions please visit: www.my.morrisons.com/fuel-offer 

 

Foodspring

Foodspring produces some absolutely stunning supplements with some pretty nifty twists.

For example, what about their clear whey in delicious lemonade flavour? 

It's a high protein whey product which is also sugar free. 

They are also produce whey protein, and of special interest during Veganuary they have vegan protein, meal replacement for weight loss.

There is a range of protein bars, including vegan protein bars, too. 

There's also a range of vitamin supplements and other food supplements and amino acids, ready to drink products.

Hey! What about their Protein Brownies? And a special cook-it-yourself Protein Pizza base mix? Sounds delicious!

And don't forget the Lifespring absolutely delicious protein spreads! 

Their top selling Protein Creams have 85% less sugar than usual sweet spreads. Their vegan variety has 8x more protein. 

Just Nuts are some of the cleanest spreads around, with up to only four organic ingredients. And our rich Peanut Butter is made from nothing but genuine whole organic peanuts.

https://www.foodspring.co.uk.