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Tastiest Meat Alternatives For A Student Budget This Veganuary

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Doing Veganuary doesn’t have to be an issue on a student budget.

Whether you want to be environmentally friendly, more health conscious, or simply challenge yourself to try something new, Veganuary is an amazing way to try out new recipes, reset your body and protect the planet. While meat alternatives have garnered a reputation for being expensive, these days as more and more people are following a vegan lifestyle, there is a varied and ever growing array of affordable meat alternatives that will fit your student budget. Add these tasty meat alternatives to your meal to ensure you fuel your body with enough protein and nutrients this veganuary. 

The Real Yorkshire Pudding Toad In The Hole

This week Asda has launched the first ever vegan toad in the hole so that you can enjoy this classic comfort food throughout veganuary. You can buy this dish, made by the Real Yorkshire Pudding for just £2.50.

Richmond Sausages

Arguably the nations favourite sausage brand, Richmond also offer a tasty vegan alternative sausage. Available on club card prices in Tesco this month at £2.70 for a pack of 8.

Aldi Plant Menu Meatballs

Aldi’s plant menu meet free meatballs cost just £1.15 for a pack and are perfect for adding flavour and protein to your vegan spag bol.

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Vivera Kebab

Vivera veggie Schwarma kebab meat is perfect for satisfying your kebab cravings and us £2.59 in Morrison’s.

Quorn Pieces 

Quorn pieces are a staple meat alternative, and can be added to just about anything. Cheaper own brand alternatives are also available in most supermarkets.

Plant Menu Beef Teriyaki Strips

For just £1.75, add Aldi’s plant menu beef teriyaki strips to spice up your stir fry.

Beyond Burgers 

Next time your friends suggest a BBQ, bring some beyond burgers along. They taste just like the real thing but completely meat free. 

Taking part in Veganuary doesn’t have to be an issue even if you are operating on a student budget. So go ahead and do your bit. Who knows, you may end up sticking to it beyond January.

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