Plant-Based Creole Sandwiches

Popeyes Has Launched a Creole Red Bean Sandwich in the U.K.

Popeyes is the latest fast food brand to jump on the plant-based train with the debut of its new Creole Red Bean Sandwich in the U.K.

The new Creole Red Bean Sandwich was created as part of a partnership between Popeyes and the plant-based food company LIVEKINDLY Collective. The new plant-based sandwich started with a crispy, breaded 100% plant-based patty, topped with the brand's signature Red Creole sauce, sweet pickled red onion, baby gem lettuce, and a slice of beefsteak tomato – all served on buttery toasted vegan brioche bun. These ingredients are not only vegan-friendly, but the sandwich also features a certified Halal plant-based patty.

The new plant-based Creole Red Bean Sandwich will launch at Popeyes in U.K. on November 20, 2021, which coincides with the restaurant chain opening in London, England.

Image Credit: LIVEKINDLY Collective

Plant-based Fast Food
The rise of consumers adopting plant-based diets has increased the demand for plant-based options in fast-food chains worldwide.
Partnerships Between Plant-based and Non-plant-based Companies
More collaborations between plant-based and non-plant-based companies can lead to new and innovative plant-based offerings in different industries.
Alternative Protein Sources
Exploration of alternative protein sources like beans, nuts and legumes, in addition to soy and pea protein, may lead to new tasty and healthful plant-based sandwich options.

Who This Affects Most

Fast Food Restaurants
Fast food chains may benefit from creating new plant-based options to keep up with the changing consumer preferences and dietary demands.
Plant-based Food Companies
Plant-based food companies could collaborate with non-plant-based brands to create more effective plant-based offerings with expanded distribution channels.
Food Service and Hospitality
Leading restaurants, hotels and catering companies can use plant-based offerings to stand out by accommodating customers' specific dietary needs and contributing to a more sustainable food planet.
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GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: Europe
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
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Activity 23%
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