“Love Letters to Black Folks” is an initiative that offers poetry, vegan dessert, and self-care packages to the local Black community.
High Cuisine challenges chefs to get high before competing in vegan cooking challenges that range from creating the world’s largest burrito to turning sushi into dessert.
The all-vegan food box features cookies, energy bars, cocktail syrup, granola, seasoned beans, and pretzel snack packs—all produced by Black entrepreneurs.
The Vreamery offers house-made gourmet cheese along with a curated selection of West Coast brands such as The Uncreamery, Reine, Jule’s Foods, and Miyoko’s Creamery.
Bourne Brilliant, created by sisters Lyrica, Zaira, and Nadira Leo, offers housemade baked goods, fresh fruit juices, and hot dishes such as barbecue drumsticks and Caribbean vegetable callaloo.
The vegan chain is launching a new sandwich that consists of vegan corned beef from Mrs. Goldfarb’s Unreal Deli, special sauce, whiskey dill sauerkraut, and vegan provolone cheese on griddled rye bread.
MamaSezz is partnering with health coach Deitra Dennis to bring customers a 49-serving meal bundle that includes dishes such as jerk lentils, collard greens, and vegan chicken salad.
The eight-week “SWAP-MEAT Study” concludes that plant-based products improve several cardiovascular disease risk factors, including lowering “bad” cholesterol.
Plant-based food platform Infinite Foods has gathered leading entrepreneurs and experts to increase the accessibility of vegan meat and non-dairy products south of the Saharan desert.
Mindful Mortal Cheese has created skull-shaped cashew cheese in cheddar and mozzarella flavors.
Mercy For Animals and the League of United Latin American Citizens are calling on consumers to go meat-free in solidarity with the millions of animals and thousands of slaughterhouse workers whose lives are at stake during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Like Mom’s Only Vegan is run by 20-year vegan Naomi Sams, her four children, and her mother, offering cupcakes and cookies in a variety of flavors.