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A sandwich filled with tofu and fresh veggies, showcasing hidden plant-based diet options.

NutriPro More plants on Plate – Understanding plant-based diets

There are many different approaches to plant-based eating, from people who simply want to eat meat less often to people who consume no animal products or by-products of any kind.

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NutriPro More plants on Plate – Serving it up! Integrating more plants into your menu

Here are some ideas to expand your plant-based options:

Nuts and tofu, showcasing plant-based alternatives for the center of the plate.

NutriPro More plants on Plate – Serving it up! Choosing an alternative centre of plate

Putting protein on the plate drives satiety and delays digestion.

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NutriPro More plants on Plate – From the grocery store to the local coffee shop

Plant-based beverages

A circle of various fresh vegetables, such as tomatoes, cucumbers, and bell peppers, beautifully displayed.

NutriPro More plants on Plate – did you know that each year there are 76 million new vegetarians around the world?

What’s on your plate? For a growing number of consumers, it’s not meat.

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NutriPro More plants on Plate – Cooking without animal-based ingredients

Milk, eggs, and other animal-based ingredients often perform functional roles in cooking, so it can be a challenge to replace them.

Complementary proteins across cultures,black bean tacos with avocado and salsa.

NutriPro More plants on Plate – Complementary proteins across cultures

What’s a complete protein?

A chef places food into containers, emphasizing the importance of managing food allergens.

NutriPro Food Allergens - Three rules to maintain safety and protect your customers from allergens

Protecting your customers from allergic reactions begins in the kitchen.

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NutriPro Food Allergens - Ten Tips to manage allergens in your kitchen

Back of House

Food allergies: staff member showing menu to help customers avoid allergens

NutriPro Food Allergens - If a Guest Asks a Question About Allergens, How to Ensure Staff Can Answer and Communicate Needs in the Kitchen?

Front of House

An assortment of plant-based options: vegetables, legumes, and seeds, on a blue background.

NutriPro Food Allergens - Other Allergens

A bowl of soybeans and a spoon of sesame seeds, highlighting food allergies risks.

NutriPro Food Allergens - Did you know soybean and sesame seed could cause allergic reactions?