"die OHNE" - the Austrian pioneer brand for vegan specialties - presents plant-based NO-zzarella

13-May-2024

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Another innovative addition to the "die OHNE" range has been launched. The plant-based NO-zzarella perfectly complements the brand's portfolio and stands for the wide variety of foods that are launched on the market under "die OHNE".

More and more people attach importance to purely plant-based enjoyment, but still don't want to do without the taste of certain foods. Dairy-free, lactose-free, gluten-free - these are the characteristics of the new plant-based NO-zzarella, which was developed on the basis of sunflower oil, coconut fat, spices and carob sprout flour, with the carob sprouts providing the protein source.

The plant-based NO-zzarella is perfect for cold dishes with tomatoes or as a pizza topping, for toast and all gratin dishes in Mediterranean cuisine.

"As a food manufacturer, we have both the expertise and the possibilities to produce new foods. Only when a product meets our very high internal quality standards is it launched on the market. The plant-based NO-zzarella from "die OHNE" is a perfect addition to our range," says Norbert Marcher, Managing Director of Marcher Fleischwerke, commenting on the new product.

The plant-based "die OHNE" NO-zzarella is also ideal as a vegan alternative in the catering trade:

As a pizza topping
At the breakfast buffet
For Italian-style starter salads
As antipasti with olives, herbs, dried tomatoes
As a garnish for pasta
For gratin dishes of the Mediterranean cuisine
For toasts of all kinds
For sandwiches of all kinds

The plant-based "die OHNE" NO-zzarella is available in 175g pieces and will soon be available in 150g slices for the self-service counter.

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