Check out some of these new plant-based eateries and foods that are not only delicious, nutritious, and also improves the health of your gut so you are better able to absorb the nutrients from food, strengthening your immune system.
Oatberry
Oatberry is a Singapore-made and owned brand known for its range of plant-based products from handcrafted gluten-free granola to vegan bakes, energy balls to nut butters, smoothies to acai bowls. They have just launched their new gluten-free, vegan granola bars which come in three flavours: Macadamia Gula Melaka, Blueberry Vanilla and Double Chocolate Chip. The granola bars are baked using organic coconut oil and are full of nourishing goodness and a delectable mix of fruits, nuts and seeds without any refined sugars! Hence, if you’re constantly on the move but want to snack healthily, these bars would be just right for you!
Furthermore, Oatberry has a one-of-a-kind café at Scotts Square specialising in granola and all things made from oats, so you can expect to enjoy freshly-baked granola, organic acai bowls, oat energy balls, oat waffles, smoothies and specialty coffee!
Check out their cafe at: 6 Scotts Road B1-K1 Scotts Square, Singapore 228209
HAPPIEE!
HAPPIEE! is a Singapore plant-based collection under Growthwell Foods, aiming to evoke positivity, inspire active lifestyles, and bring you nutritious meal times without compromising on taste or texture.
HAPPIEE! is now at over 80 restaurants island-wide to offer unique plant-based dishes to Singaporeans! This includes their HAPPIEE! Popcorn Chicken, HAPPIEE! Squidee, HAPPIEE! Fishiee Sticks and more! You can find their products in these restaurants:
You can also purchase enjoy HAPPIEE’s Fish Patties/ Chicken Nuggets/ Fishiee Stick/ Chickie Popcorn at various supermarkets. Their August promotion allows you to enjoy over 17% off on all platforms – FairPrice, Cold Storage, Prime Supermarket, HAO Mart, Redmart and Amazon!
Love Handle
Love Handle, Asia’s first plant-based butcher, has launched the award-winning Impossible Pork and Beef made from plants debuts. You can now enjoy pre-marinated meatballs from Impossible Beef Made From Plants and Impossible Pork Made From Plants in various flavours.
Check out their new flavours below:
Cheese Meatballs: Meatballs made with Impossible Beef and stuffed with melted plant-based cheddar.
Szechuan Pepper Meatballs: Tastebud tingling meatballs made with Impossible Beef and spiced with Szechuan Pepper and chilli
Italian Herb Meatballs: Classic meatballs made with Impossible Beef, fennel and pregano, perfect for pasta dishes
Indonesia Style Bakso Meatballs: Made with Impossible Beef, garlic, coriander, which you can enjoy with a comforting bowl of soup
‘Jiang Cong’ Meatballs: A Chinese must-have, these meatballs are made with Impossible Pork, ginger and scallion.
The Love Handle x Impossible Butcher Meatballs range can be found exclusively on RedMart, in convenient, versatile 12-piece packages for the price of S$9.15 (with tax). The meatballs can be baked, fried or grilled, doused in gravy and eaten on its own or used in easy recipes like spagbols, soup, noodles and more. Visit this link to get your meatballs now!
AWE by OsomeFood
AWE by OsomeFood is the world’s first source-to-fork, plant-based food brand. AWE by OsomeFood specialises in meal subscription plan, delivering you nutritionally-charged, clean meals that elevate your dining experience.
Some of the food they offer include Bak Chor Mee, Cold Protein Udon with Collagen Egg in Tsuyu Sauce, Protein Noodles in Spicy Miso Beef Sauce, and more! At very affordable prices, you can get your protein fix and reduce your carbon footprint!
Get your Awe Meal Plan subscription here!
Umami Meats
Umami Meats is a brand that aims to craft delicious, nutritious, and affordable cultivated fish that is better for our health, our oceans, and our future. Its partnership with MeaTech 3D Ltd (“MeaTech”), an international foodtech company at the forefront of the cultured meat revolution, has allowed them to build upon their technology platform for cultivating fish muscle and fat to produce a range of premium structured products.
This includes fish whole cuts like fillets and tuna steaks, to meet the desires of discerning consumers. They believe cultivated seafood holds tremendous potential to provide a local, sustainable source of healthy protein and to address many of the challenges facing our food system and our oceans. Check out their website to find out more!
Share your comments and experiences with us if you’ve tried any of these plant- based foods before!
Images: Envato (header), Oatberry, HAPPIETM, Love Handle, Awe by OsomeFood and Umami Meats
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