Advantages of Refrigerated Food

You’ll want to make sure your freezer is fully stocked with plenty of frozen meat substitutes such as vegan salami from Worthington Foods. 


Convenient and practical, ordering frozen meat substitutes can make your routine more streamlined, allowing your vegan salami, beef, and chicken to stay fresh longer.

Benefits of Eating Plant-Based Meat

There are several advantages to eating plant-based meat—for both the individual and the greater good. Additionally, these types of products offer alternatives to those with dietary restrictions and allergies.

Health Benefits of Plant-Based Meat

Environmental Benefits of Plant-Based Meat

Ethical Benefits of Plant-Based Meat

History of Plant-Based Meats

Eating plant-based meats has never been more popular. With its variety of health, environmental, and ethical benefits, it’s easy to see why. 

How did plant-based meats get their start? Well, it turns out they have a storied history. Meat alternatives like tofu and tempeh date back thousands of years, and the movement has gradually gained momentum. 

Jumping ahead, development of plant-based meats expanded from the 1970s to the 1990s, when companies like Morningstar Farms started producing meatless products. Foods such as veggie burgers and meat substitutes made from soybeans, wheat, and other plant-based ingredients became more common, and people began to realize the many advantages to this lifestyle.

It’s worth noting that, in the early days of this diet, the products companies were designing were for the vegetarian market and didn’t try to imitate the taste and texture of traditional meat products. However, in recent years, such issues as food security, sustainability, and environmental impacts of animal agriculture have made their way to the forefront, pushing more production of plant-based meat options.

Nowadays, the plant-based meat movement has grown exponentially, with more and more of us becoming plant-based diet converts. Companies are hitting their stride, producing a greater selection of plant-based meats that are almost identical to conventional meats.

Other Plant-Based Foods We Offer

We understand that choice is paramount when it comes to your diet, and that you’ll need additional plant-based foods to round things out and ensure you’re hitting your nutritional markers. 

For this reason, we go beyond plant-based meats, offering a range of other plant-based foods to suit your needs. Whatever your preference, you can rely on us for quality choices at competitive price points. 

Sometimes, your meal needs an enhancement. A special touch to complement its flavor and bring out even more of its premium ingredients. We have you covered with an array of mouth-watering products, so you can let your imagination run wild and create some truly delicious dishes.

Vegetarian Gravy

We offer vegetarian gravy choices, which pair perfectly with your plant-based meat meals, giving it added moisture and tenderness. It can also be used as a binding agent, creating a cohesive meal. 

Vegan Butter

Vegan butter provides versatility to your cooking as it can be used for frying and  baking or as a spread. We have a collection of vegan butter to accommodate your plant-based salami meal and other culinary needs. 

Vegan Cheese

Imagine biting into a vegetarian corned beef sandwich with a nice layer of vegan cheese on top. That’s enough to tantalize your taste buds! Vegan cheese is one of our specialities, and we have a variety of choices for you. 

The Flexitarian Diet

There’s a new diet in town known as the Flexitarian Diet, and followers represent a fast-growing segment of consumers looking for a mixture of vegetarianism and meat eating. These individuals want foods matching that of conventional meat but without the health, environmental, and ethical implications.

Merging flexibility with a vegetarian diet, this option allows you to customize your food intake based on the day and how you’re feeling. There aren’t any defined rules associated with this lifestyle nor are there a certain amount of calories or macronutrients needed each day. 

The nice thing about this diet is that you don’t need to follow it every day or even for every meal of the day. There’s no one-size-fits-all plan, giving you ultimate control.

The principles are key for anyone looking to incorporate a more healthy diet: eat mostly fruits, vegetables, legumes, and whole grains, eat less processed food, and cut down on added sugars. 

Meals will look different for every person following the Flexitarian Diet, as there are no rules. This lifestyle gives you another approach to healthy eating and emphasizes the importance of limiting meat consumption and relying more heavily on plant-based foods.