Try some meat-free options
If you’re heading to a barbecue, you’re probably looking forward to the meat. But don’t count out veggie and vegan alternatives. Meat-free alternatives have come on a lot over the past few years, and now all major supermarkets have a vast range of plant-based options.
Well-regarded burgers include the Beyond Meat burger (285 calories), Oumph’s vegan burger (193 calories) and (our favourite) Co-Op’s Incredible burger (207 calories).
There are kebabs (like Wicked Kitchen’s garlic & herb kebabs, 275 calories for 2 kebabs) hot dogs (like Moving Mountain’s plant-based hot dogs, 76 calories each) and even pulled ‘pork’ (like Asda’s meat-free BBQ pulled porkless joint, 163 calories for 1/4 a pack). You can even get vegan mayo to compliment your food.
Even if you’re not vegetarian or vegan, if you fancy a change from meat there are some delicious options on the market.
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