Meals we would miss most if we went veggie
Lip smacking meals we'd miss most
MORE and more Brits are becoming part-time vegetarians, with the average adult avoiding meat for 10 days in every month, a study has found.
And amid the fast-growing trend towards plant-based food, most people expect their number of meat-free days to increase by 50 per cent in the next few years.
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Hide AdHowever, one in five Brits still eat meat every day of the week, according to research by pioneering gourmet plant-based food firm Jack & Bry.
Youngsters are leading the march away from meat by being veggie for 12 days every month, while the older generation manage just half that, at seven days.
Unsurprisingly, London is the most meat-free city in the UK at 15 days, while people in Newcastle and the north-east are the least, at seven days a month.
Millions of adults say they would give up eating meat completely, but one in five are put off because they think it would be too expensive or that vegan and vegetarian food is dull.
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Hide AdOthers say they would miss their favourite meat meals too much, with roast chicken coming out top, followed by bacon and roast beef.
Bryony Tinn-Disbury, founder and CEO of Jack & Bry, commented: “Half of all sales of meat-free alternatives are not to vegetarians and vegans, but to people who enjoy meat some of the time.
“We expect this figure of meat-free days to grow even more and our survey seems to bear this out.
“For those reluctant to try, meat-free alternatives can be anything but dull and tasteless. At Jack & Bry our mission is to make the tastiest plant-based meat on the planet.
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Hide Ad“We produce delicious burgers, sausages, mince and other plant-based meats all made from jackfruit.”
TOP 10 MEALS WE’D MISS GOING VEGGIE
1.Roast chicken
2.Bacon
3.Roast beef
4.Lamb
5.Chicken curry
6.Fried chicken
7.Spaghetti Bolognese
8.Beefburgers
9.Roast pork
10.Sausages
For more information, visit www.jackandbry.com website.