With fall around the corner, many are preparing their Thanksgiving dinners, and Purple Carrot is making it easier for those who follow a plant-based diet. The plant-based meal kit subscription service that "takes the hard work out of grocery shopping and the guesswork out of preparation" launched a holiday box.
On Friday, September 30, Purple Carrot will launch its annual 'Thanksgiving Box,' which will include fresh ingredients and easy-to-follow directions to make three dishes, gravy, cranberry sauce and one delicious dessert. This 100% plant-based holiday meal kit generously serves four. The box features rustic ciabatta stuffing with root vegetables & herb sausage, roasted brussels sprouts with oyster mushrooms & garlic kimchi butter, cashew cheese stuffed sweet potatoes with pecan parsley salsa, cranberry sauce, classic gravy, and pear cranberry crisp with walnut crumble.
The Purple Carrot Thanksgiving Box will be available for purchase on Purple Carrot’s website for $75.0.
Plant-Based Holiday Boxes
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Trend Themes
1. Plant-based Meal Kits - There is a growing demand for plant-based food options and meal kits can provide convenient solutions for consumers looking for variety and ease of preparation.
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Industry Implications
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