Vegan Burger Brands You Can Find in Your Grocery Store
These days, almost everyone knows that going vegan is the best way to help animals, reduce your impact on the environment, and improve your personal health. That’s why conscious consumers are ditching meat and disingenuously named “veggie” burgers that contain milk or eggs and are instead opting to buy from brands that produce 100% vegan burgers.
Check out this list of vegan burger brands to find your new favorite to toss on the grill:
The Beyond Burger
The Beyond Burger packs 21 grams of vegan protein in every patty and is free of soy and gluten. It’s a dead-ringer for a ground-beef patty, but don’t worry—no one died for this burger.
Beyond Burger is currently available at Target stores, Kroger-owned stores across the U.S., Whole Foods, Veggie Grill, and many other select locations. Please note that the burgers are available in the cold meat case in order to grab the attention of meat-eaters looking for a burger.
UNCUT Plant-Based Burgers
Before the Butcher’s UNCUT Plant-Based Burgers come in a regular beefless burger variety, along with roasted turkey and savory chicken flavors. The brand even has you covered for breakfast with a sausage patty.
MorningStar Farms Garden Veggie Burgers and Steakhouse Burgers
MorningStar Farms offers several vegan flavors to savor. The perfect patty for your party might be the brand’s delicious Garden Veggie Burgers or perfectly juicy Steakhouse Burgers. It’s best to double-check the ingredients list before buying—some MorningStar products use milk and eggs taken from cows and chickens.
Field Roast Hand-Formed FieldBurger
Made with a base of barley, carrots, and celery, this hearty hand-formed burger can be prepared many ways.
Amy’s Sonoma Veggie Burger
This veggie burger is an old classic—a staple for any awesome vegan, it continues to be delicious year after year, and is soy-free.
Dr. Praeger’s Veggie Burgers
The Cauliflower, Super Greens, California, Black Bean Quinoa, Southwestern Sweet Potato, and Mushroom Risotto veggie burgers are all vegan. That’s a lot of choices!
Sunshine Organic Burger
All Sunshine burgers are vegan, non-GMO, certified organic, and gluten-free. Sounds good to us.
Gardein Ultimate Plant-Based Burger
These 1.4-pound burgers contain 20 grams of protein.
Looking for something a little different? These patties might just hit the spot:
Boca Chik’n Veggie Patties
Available in Original or Spicy flavors, Boca’s Chik’n Patties are crunchy and packed with protein. Try them on a bun, or cut them up to top a salad.
Having trouble finding these in stores? Make your own with these easy recipes:
The Buddhist Chef’s Black Bean Veggie Burger
Giant Vegan Beet Burger
And if you’re in a hurry, grab a vegan burger to go or have one delivered from one of these chains!
Yes, these burgers are all vegan. Are you?
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