Stockport’s the Allotment Vegan Restaurant Nabs Place on PETA’s List of Best Vegan Fine Dining
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20 August 2018
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STOCKPORT’S THE ALLOTMENT VEGAN RESTAURANT NABS PLACE ON PETA’S LIST OF BEST VEGAN FINE DINING
Group Recognises Hot Spot for Its Luxurious Cruelty-Free Fare
Stockport, Greater Manchester – As the demand for delicious plant-based meals soars, restaurants are upping their game and vegan menus are popping up at fine-dining establishments across the UK. That’s why PETA has compiled a list of offering high-end animal-free options – and Stockport is home to one of the fanciest: The Allotment Vegan Restaurant.
This award-winning 100 per cent vegan eatery serves locally and sustainably sourced produce on a set seven- or 10-course tasting menu from Friday to Sunday. Signature dishes include an oyster-mushroom terrine as well as rosemary-infused tofu with peppercorn cream, butternut squash, and shallots.
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“Premier restaurateurs are cashing in on the growing demand for exquisite plant-based cuisine,” says PETA Director of Vegan Corporate Projects Dawn Carr. “PETA is calling on caring people everywhere to ditch meat, eggs, and dairy ‘products’ and instead enjoy a gorgeous fine-dining experience at one of the UK’s most high-end establishments.”
PETA – whose motto reads, in part, that “animals are not ours to eat” – notes that in addition to sparing countless animals daily suffering and a terrifying death, choosing vegan meals is a great way to reduce the risk of suffering from heart disease, strokes, diabetes, obesity, and cancer. These are just some of the reasons why millions of British people – including 20 per cent of 16- to 24-year-olds, according to Mintel – have chosen to ditch animal-derived foods.
Other restaurants on PETA’s list are located in Bath, Brighton, Leicester, Liverpool, London, and Londonderry and elsewhere in the UK.
PETA offers a free vegan starter kit, which can be ordered here. For more information, please visit PETA.org.uk.
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