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  • 16DECEMBER, 2019
    SOUTH AFRICAN VEGAN CAFÉ EXPANDS TO NORTH CAROLINA

    This month, South African vegan restaurant Oh My Soul will open in the North Davidson (NoDa) neighborhood of Charlotte, NC. Founded by Tallulah and Richard Duffin, the café will offer Southern-inspired dishes, such as vegan fried chicken and waffles, along with customer favorites from South Africa, such as vegan ribs, fish and chips, burgers, and dessert waffles. The Duffins decided to set up shop in Charlotte after Tallulah’s brother convinced them to move to the city. “After numerous visits to him, and also experiencing the Southern hospitality, we fell in love with this beautiful city,” Tallulah told VegNews. “We have felt so welcomed from the beginning. NoDa is so eclectic, community-driven, and has an amazing energy, which we knew was a perfect match for Oh My Soul.” The warm welcome is much needed after the Duffins have fought to keep the Oh My Soul name in numerous court battles ever since the first café debuted in Durban in 2018.

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    16DECEMBER, 2019
    CZECH BRAND TO LAUNCH UTRITIONALLY COMPLETE VEGAN BURGER IN THE UNITED STATES

    Czech Republic food brand Mana recently debuted a nutritionally complete plant-based burger in the United States, Czech Republic, and Germany. The Mana Burger is made from plant proteins such as pea, algae, mung bean, and brown rice and fortified with a variety of vitamins and minerals to create the ideal balance of protein (20 grams), fat (22 grams), carbohydrates (8.2 grams), and fiber (4.2 grams). It is also rich in omega-3 DHA and EPA fatty acids, and delivers a 22-gram mix of five different plant oils, including algae and flaxseed. Created by entrepreneur Jakub Krejcik out of his garage in 2014, the Mana brand began with Mana Powder, a nutritionally complete meal replacement that was Europe’s first functional food. “We are thrilled to already be sharing our powder with the US and plan to do the same with the burger next summer,” Krejciktold media outlet Prague Morning. “This is not a food intended for vegans only.

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  • 16DECEMBER, 2019
    McDonald’s France replaced its french fries with cucumbers in Happy Meals to diversify what it offers to diners, especially children.

    According to VegNews, McDonald’s France started offering freshly cut cucumbers instead of the classic french fries in Happy Meals to promote fruits and vegetables to children. “The arrival of the Little Cucumbers is fully in line with our approach to diversifying the range of products for children,” Delphine Smagghe, McDonald’s Vice President of Purchasing, Quality, Sustainable Development, and Communication, said in a statement. “Today, nearly half of the fruit consumed by children under 15 years of age in commercial catering is at McDonald’s.”

    Author : VegNews
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