Tesco Curated a Three-Course Vegan Valentine's Day Meal
Laura McQuarrie — February 3, 2022 — Lifestyle
References: tesco & veganfoodandliving
With items from its Wicked Kitchen range, Tesco created a three-course plant-based luxury vegan Valentine's Day meal kit for two. The affordable £15 kit is ideal for creating a cozy night at home with a handful of comforting staples. This February, shoppers get to have their choice of a Wicked Kitchen starter, main, two sides and dessert for two, as well as a bottle of Tesco Finest Prosecco, a pack of beers, or a non-alcoholic drink to top the meal off.
The Valentine's Day dinner for two includes options like Wicked Kitchen’s Crispy Garlic M’shrooms served with smoky ketchup, the Wicked Wellington, Potato & Butternut Gratin and Valentine’s Veggies. For dessert, there's a heart-shaped Chocolate Love Brownie that's dusted with cocoa powder and rich chocolate ganache.
The Valentine's Day dinner for two includes options like Wicked Kitchen’s Crispy Garlic M’shrooms served with smoky ketchup, the Wicked Wellington, Potato & Butternut Gratin and Valentine’s Veggies. For dessert, there's a heart-shaped Chocolate Love Brownie that's dusted with cocoa powder and rich chocolate ganache.
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1. Plant-based Meal Kits - Creating more affordable and quality plant-based meal kit options.
2. Luxury Vegan Meal Kits - Curating more upscale vegan meal kits that cater to special occasions or events.
3. Valentine's Day Meal Kits - Designing more holiday-specific meal kits for different celebrations or events.
Industry Implications
1. Grocery Retail - Opportunities for grocery retailers to expand their plant-based meal kit offerings to incorporate more vegan and vegetarian options.
2. Meal Kit Services - Creating tastier and more innovative meal kit options that cater to a wider audience.
3. Food and Beverage - Opportunities to develop more vegan or plant-based desserts that are affordable, yet delicious and luxurious.
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