Hi everyone, I’m a Durham graduate exploring an early-stage food business idea through Durham Venture School. I’m interested in understanding what people actually want from vegan snacks, rather than assuming there’s something missing.

What’s a snack you buy regularly, and what makes you choose it? Is there anything you’ve looked for but struggled to find?

For example, does protein or fibre influence what you buy, or are taste, price, ingredients and convenience more important? Are there particular types of products or flavours you’d like more choice in?

I’m not selling anything—this is research for a potential business, and nothing is decided yet. If you’re happy with what’s already available, I’d be interested to hear that too!

If you have prime, they’re on sale for $5 for the normal size and 2.75 for the personal. If you download the app Ibotta (it’s free), there’s a coupon for $1 back per pizza, so it’s basically free lol. Just a heads up! Fuck Amazon and Whole Foods but a girls gotta eat

Sour candy 🤪

These exceeded my expectations. I’ve been going back and forth between which is my favorite. Right now, I’d say the cheddar. 100% will get again

My new favorite high protein vegan snack and there's no added oil

https://maximalistvegan.com/savory/roasted-soy-curls-middle-eastern/?utm_source=rdt

Gluten-Free Blueberry Banana Muffins are quick easy to make in just a few simple steps. They are soft and flavorful, and perfect for busy mornings.

https://www.rainbowinmykitchen.com/gluten-free-blueberry-banana-muffins/

Hi :)

I'm a vegetarian as its not possible for me to be vegan currently but I'm trying to swap out as much as I can.

Honestly, i love cows milk but I never realised how much milk I consume on a daily basis until I educated myself on the dairy industry but now every time I see a milk carton I feel so ill knowing the horrors it came from. I know I could just go buy oat milk or almond milk but I've tried those before and annoyingly I cannot stand the way they taste. Does anyone have any recommendations of milks that tastes similar to cows milk but comes without the abuse?

Hello!

I’m in Australia and am seeking recommendations for vegan friendly candy/snacks that won’t cost a fortune to have ready at Halloween. 🎃

Thank you in advance!

Hi there! I hope this is ok to post here. Funyun Flavored Lay's were a favorite snack of mine and my friends'. Regular funyuns are not vegan, but these were! If you are interested, feel free to sign the petition to help try and bring them back :)

https://www.change.org/bringbackfunyunflavoredlays

I know. Mashed potatoes are easy to do but I came across this and had to try it

the cosmic visions specifically the yellow one taste exactly like an edible

Bought these mozzarella sticks at Grocery Outlet a few weeks ago to try and finally cooked them this weekend. I immediately went back and bought all they had left. It was only 3 more boxes at that point, lol. I did let them cook too long and let the cheese ooze out too much. These were way better than the pricey ones I ordered at a restaurant on vacation a few months ago.

Baba ganoush is a close cousin to hummus, but instead of chickpeas the base is roasted eggplant. My recipe gets a protein boost from silken tofu and hemp hearts.

https://maximalistvegan.com/savory/baba-ganoush/?utm_source=reddit

If you want the recipe, let me know 🩷🍋🥧