Meat alternative
Faux Meat FoodsThat Every Just-Turned Vegan Should TryWith a well of plant-derived produce easily accessible, you can always pick up those foods that replicate the same texture, properties and taste of your once-revered meats.
- Regular Meat Is Now Passe As Israeli Startup Comes Up With 3D Printed Vegan Meat
'Redefine Meat' is an Israeli startup currently making strides in the industry of 3D printing plant-based meats. Take a look at their creations!
- Scientists Construct Gelatin Fibres That Can Give Real Meat-Like Texture To Lab-Grown Meats
A team of scientists has found a novel way to bring to your plate, real meat-like foods that won't make you miss the actual animal meat that filled you with the guilt of promoting animal ...
- Yes, It's True! 2-Ingredient Vegetarian Chicken Substitute May Blow Your Mind
High-Protein Diet: This easy chicken substitute is suitable for vegetarians and is made with two simple ingredients - flour and water!
- What Tastes Like Meat But Is Not Meat? Here Are 5 Food Items To Answer Your Question
Trying on a new diet? Or just bored of the monotonous food lifestyle? We have rounded up a list of meat-less foods to tantalise your tastebuds
- Is Plant-Based Fast Food Not Healthy? Expert Reveals
According to several nutritionists, plant-based meat alternatives are not as healthy as they seem to be.
- Mock Meats on the Menu in Indian Restaurants
From jack fruit patties to soyabean chops or 'vegetarian' chicken and fish - options for those seeking alternatives to meat are now available dime a dozen.
- KFC Launches Plant-Based Fried Chicken In US For The First Time Ever
Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) has launched a new plant-based fried chicken for a limited time in the United States.
- McDonald's UK Adds Vegan Burger To Its Permanent Menu
According to McDonald's official release, it took three years develop McPlant burger that includes a vegan meat patty, a vegan cheese slice based on pea protein and more.
- Amazing! Israel Firm Launches 3D-Printed Burgers That Are Vegan Too
An Israel-based company has made plant-based burgers using 3D printing technology. It is the first time that 3D printing has been used to cook food.
