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Planning your plant-based Christmas menu? Browse our easy guide – full of mouth-watering recipes for ‘meaty’ vegan roasts, side dishes, desserts & festive drinks.
Welcome, festive foodies! If you’re thinking of putting together a kinder, healthier, and more sustainable plant-based feast this holiday season, you’ve come down the right chimney.
Here at VegKit, we’ve had a bit of practise at this whole vegan Christmas thing, and there’s nothing we love more than recipe testing. Consider us your kitchen elves, here to help with all the best menu ideas and tips you could ever need to impress your dinner guests!
Whether you’re after a vegan version of all the Christmas classics, or looking to change it up with some more vibrant, exciting new options this year, we’ve got you covered.
Gather some delicious inspiration for your festive menu by browsing our favourite recipes below – then check out our vegan Christmas product recommendations for more ideas.
⭐ ‘Meaty’ Vegan Roasts & Festive Logs
⭐ Creamy Plant-Based Cheeses & Platter Tips
⭐ Fun Festive Drinks (including how to find vegan-friendly alcohol!)
We’d love to hear which plant-based recipes you end up making for the festive season – maybe you’ll even discover some new family favourites to remember for next year 🧡
Feel free to tag us on Instagram or Facebook if you take any snaps of the Christmas table.
Happy cooking, friends!
Keen to explore more vegan Christmas tips? Check out these festive product recommendations or our gift guide for even more ideas.
Having grown up in a “meat and 3 veg” kind of household, Liv’s embarrassed to admit that she was a bit of a one-note chef until she began exploring the world of plant-based food. Vegan cooking has given her a whole new appreciation for the symphonies of flavours that simple, nourishing wholefood ingredients can create. (Even eggplant, once her greatest nemesis, is now — in a delicious, miso-glazed redemption arc — her all-time favourite veg.)