1. HIPPEAS™
These organic chickpea puffs make a yummy snack that is high in fibre and a source of protein. Gluten free and vegan, Hippeas™ is available in 5 flavours (Pepper Power, In Herbs We Trust,Far Out Fajita, Cheese & Love and Sweet & Smokin’). Chickpeas are considered a sustainable crop as the plants naturally release nitrogen back into the soil as they grow. A healthier and more sustainable alternative to cheese puffs. Available from selected retailers.
2. OUMPH!
Vegans, vegetarians and flexitarians rejoice, Oumph! the Swedish phenomenon has arrived in the UK. Made from soy protein this vegan meat substitute looks like, tastes like and feels like the real thing. It’s plant protein at its best. Oumph! is rich in protein, fibre and is also a source of iron and folic acid. BBQ Pulled Oumph is now available from Totally Swedish (fingers crossed that the rest of the range will follow soon).
2. MUNCHY SEEDS
Naturally rich in protein, iron, zinc, fibre, vitamins and good fats, seeds are a nutritious food that the whole family can enjoy. They are so versatile, you can sprinkle them on salad, cereal, toast or simply nimble on them for snack. Munchy Seeds has a tasty range in 8 different flavours ranging from Choccy Ginger to Chilli Bites. All are available in tubs as well as individual sachets (perfect for carrying around in bags or lunch boxes). Available from Munchy Seeds.
4. GUSTO NERO BLACK JASMINE RICE PASTA
Gusto Nero’s organic and gluten free pasta is made from premium quality Black Jasmine Rice. 100% pesticide-free and chemical-free, the range makes a healthy alternative to traditional pasta while bursting with flavours and goodness from Black Thai rice. Available from Gusto Nero.
5. CHICP HUMMUS
A dip with a difference, Chic P is made from surplus vegetables and fruits. What a delicious way to reduce food waste, in 5 unusual flavours: Carrot, Ginger & Turmeric; Beetroot, Horseradish & Sage, Herby; Peanut Butter, Banana & Cocoa and Banana, Avocado & Cacao. All dips are vegan, gluten free and dairy free. Available from Chic P.
Vicky | The Flourishing Pantry says
Have you tried the black rice pasta yet? I found it a bit tricky to get the consistency right when cooking it, would love to know your experience! I did mention it to the brand and asked for tips but didn’t hear anything back.
theflexitarian says
I know what you mean. I prefer them slightly undercooked.