Greggs Vegan Options: Full List of Pastries, Doughnuts, and More
Greggs vegan options have come a long way since the launch of the iconic vegan sausage roll in 2019 – which came after a successful campaign and petition from PETA. Since then, the chain has treated us to dairy-free cheese and bean melts, a meat-free steak bake, and a selection of cakes and doughnuts.
The UK-based bakery, founded in Tyneside in 1939, is known for its seasonal vegan menu, which it regularly updates with new and returning options. So, what’s on the current line-up for 2026? And what items are due for a possible relaunch?
Greggs Vegan Menu 2026
As we enter 2026, the Greggs vegan menu is as strong as ever – with iconic staples still flying off the shelves. Here are the classic menu items you can eat as a vegan at Greggs.
Vegan Sausage Roll
Following conversations with PETA and 20,000 people signing our friendly petition, Greggs unveiled its vegan sausage roll in 2019. The launch was a sensation, and attracted huge media attention – including from Piers Morgan, who whined that Greggs were “PC-ravaged clowns” for its decision.
But, despite Piers Morgan’s protests, the vegan sausage roll was a huge success. The chain cited it as a key product that helped it reach £1 billion in sales for the first time in 2019. Soon after it launched, the sausage roll became one of the brand’s fastest-selling products of all time.
The Vegan Roll (Pork Free) features a savoury filling of Quorn mycoprotein (made from fungi) and textured wheat protein seasoned with sage, thyme, and other spices, all wrapped in 96 layers of flaky puff pastry. Greggs vegan sausage rolls are iconic, delicious, ubiquitous, and have more protein than their meaty versions.
Southern Fried Potato Wedges
According to Greggs, these wedges will “blow your taste buds away” – and we agree. They are lightly spiced with a delicious combination of herbs, spices, and southern fried style seasoning. They’re an excellent snack on their own or as a side for lunch.
Vegan Sausage Breakfast Roll
Another offering made with Quorn mycoprotein, this meat-free roll features sausages wrapped up in a corn-topped roll. You can choose from vegan-friendly sauces Heinz Ketchup or HP Sauce, which are both available at Greggs.
Hash Browns
Hash browns are a classic vegan comfort food. They’re made from shredded potatoes that have been seasoned to perfection and fried until crisp and brown. They’re sold in packs of two and are a great addition to your morning coffee.
Sweet Potato Bhaji and Rice
With the public increasingly favouring more vegetable-focused plant-based options in 2026, Greggs has added a Sweet Potato Bhaji and Rice to its vegan menu. It’s part of the brand’s Salad Box Range, and features sweet potato bhajis, long grain rice, and an Indian-style chana masala sauce with mixed veggies.
Greggs Vegan Desserts
Greggs hasn’t scrimped on the vegan desserts – so you can enjoy a full, three-course meal at the bakery if that’s your thing!
Glazed Ring Doughnut
The Greggs Glazed Ring Doughnut is vegan! It features a delicious, soft texture and a sugar glaze, and is considerably more budget-friendly than other doughnuts on the high street.
Jam Doughnut
The Greggs Jam Doughnut isn’t listed as an official vegan option due to the risk of cross-contamination. That said, it is made with all plant-based ingredients so is an excellent vegan option.
Belgian Bun
Another option that just happens to be vegan, the Belgian bun is a delicious soft fruit treat filled with lemon flavoured pieces, sultanas, tangy apricot jam and topped with fondant icing. The bun even comes complete with a cherry on top!
Seasonal and Limited-Edition Options
The list below features Greggs products that aren’t available all year round but may be added to the menu depending on the time of year and season. Greggs is famous for its ever-changing menu, so it’s worth keeping an eye out for new launches and relaunches at your local branch.
- Vegan Sausage, Bean, and CheeZe Melt – First launched in 2021, the melt returned to menus in 2024 following a hiatus. We hope it will make a return to menus very soon.
- Greggs Vegan Bean & CheeZe Toastie – another delicious cheesy option launched in 2022, this dairy-free toastie is a comforting vegan lunch.
- Vegan Lattice (Steak-Free) – this popular upgrade to the Steak Bake relaunched in August 2025. It’s currently off the menu, but it’s a firm fan favourite – so keep your eyes peeled for its likely return.
- Vegan Southern Fried Chicken-Free Baguette – This 2022 baguette comes complete with chicken-style goujons, dairy-free cheese, red onion, and spicy chipotle sauce.
- Vegan Lattice Festive Edition – Released over the Christmas period, a festive take on the Vegan Lattice featuring sage and cranberry sauce, vegan bacon, and sage and onion stuffing.
- Spicy Vegetable Curry Bake – Made with mixed vegetables, chickpeas, rice, and chillis. It was last released at Christmas 2023 and hasn’t yet made a return, but keep your eyes peeled next holiday season.
- Vegan Turkey-Free & Stuffing Baguette – also last seen on the menu at Christmas 2023, the baguette features sage and onion plant-based goujons, onion gravy, and cranberry and onion relish.
- Vegan Southern-Style Chicken Goujons – launched in 2022, coated in southern fried breadcrumbs.
- Greggs Vegan Ham and CheeZe Baguette – this plant-based sandwich launched in 2021.
- Vegan Tandoori Chicken Flatbread – we’re holding out hope for this delicious lunch option’s return in 2026. It features plant-based tandoori chicken pieces, cucumber, and salad, alongside egg-free mayo and mango chutney.
Find Vegan Food at Chain Restaurants
Greggs is far from the only chain restaurant to offer vegan food – check out our ultimate list to eating out as a vegan:
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