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Plant based / vegan catering, recipe boxes and meals

By PlantPower
December 11, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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PlantPower

Posted December 11, 2019

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Posted December 11, 2019

Are you interested in trying plant-based food, but don't know what to buy, cook or eat?

Would you like delicious and nutritious meals delivered as recipe boxes or pre-prepared meals? Are you planning a dinner or party and want vegan or vegetarian catering? Or are you looking for an eating plan - with nutrition information, shopping lists and quick/easy recipes?

We are a group of trained and experienced local cooks, passionate about modern meat/dairy free food, along with all the health and weight loss benefits this brings. We are launching in January, but would love to pre-test great new meals and snacks beforehand!

PM us here for more info, including special offers on recipe boxes and meal delivery. We also have a 30-day introductory vegan eating plan for Veganuary. Try this to discover how plants are optimum nutrition for our bodies!

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