UK-based ice cream company Jude's has announced the launch of Jude’s Plant-Based Chocolate Shake, the brand's first canned, plant-based chocolate milkshake that proudly boasts a carbon-negative label.
Delivered in an entirely recyclable can and produced without causing any carbon emissions, the beverage adheres to Jude's new sustainability-focused commitments. Of course, this includes the brand's ambitious goal to ensure that 50% of its products are 100% plant-based by 2025.
In terms of taste, the canned shake is made with cocoa and coconut and is described as delivering a smooth texture and rich flavor profile. "It’s been crafted to be incredibly smooth, chocolatey, and delicious and is aligned with our commitment that 50% of our range will be plant-based by 2025," said Jude’s Managing Director, Chow Mezger, in a recent press statement.
Canned Carbon-Negative Milkshakes
Jude’s Plant-Based Chocolate Shake Is Sustainably Produced
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