Eating Meat Free More Often
What The Pitta, a completely vegan alternative to it's unhealthy original. What The Pitta doner kebabs, contain no saturated animal body parts or fats, the food is completely meat, egg, and dairy free and it tastes like something we should all try eating. Best Kebab I've ever tasted and the only one I'm likely to ever eat.
London's appetite for all things plant based is on the rise, as more realise how important it is for health in the city
About What The Pitta!
What The Pitta are big on eating meat free more often and being plant based vegan and so am I. For the owners of What The Pitta it isn't about turning people vegan, its about reducing our intake of meat creating satisfying food that encourages people to reduce meat and think consciously about where our food is coming from. What The Pitta's mission is to support our personal and environmental health for each other and the planet. They support the global goals for sustainable development project and try to incorporate as many principles as possible into it. By choosing meat-free food you are contributing to the future of our planet thriving sustainably
Plant Based Vegan Fast Food
Turning vegan can be a difficult task, it seems there is, even more reason to care about your health then ever. Of course, that means giving up things like those meaty kebabs, that are all kinds of wrong for your health and the environment. With that said there are some foods that are just sentimental to us Londoners, kebab shops are everywhere. Even more, reason to try the plant-based alternative.
What The Pitta was even nominated the best British kebab awards
(because as kebabs go this is by far the best, hands down)
At What The Pitta you can enjoy vegan baklava, Turkish pizza (lahmacun), couscous salad, and mixed meze, tzatziki, bread, hummus and sauces all prepared from scratch, as all our food should be! What The Pitta's doner kebabs are made from non-gmo soya plant protein seasoned well and grilled for a that smokey kebab flavor. You can even have yours cooked without oil! I went for the meal deal 1. I got a fully loaded doner wrap, complete with all the fresh fillings. Straight away you can tell that the bread wrap was freshly made, it was light fluffy which complimented how the food was. After eating it, I was stuffed but it didn't make me feel heavy or lethargic. Which meant I had even more room for the sweet almond baklava for dessert and some PH worthy Saka water to wash it all down.
The perfect treat for a takeaway, it was my first time eating a doner kebab since turning plant-based vegan, I rarely eat soya but this was a worthy exception. They are not yet catering to the gluten-free champs yet but apparently, they will be in 2018. There are plenty of nut-free alternatives to choose from if you have nut allergies too.
What The Pitta is available via delivery at Ubereats and Deliveroo. They have 2 locations which is in Boxpark Croydon and Boxpark Shoreditch. You can find out more about What The Pitta on their website.
Yet no authentic experience comes with only good side my question to What The Pitta is:
I would also love to try some more plant based recreations of traditonal Turkish dishes, cater for us plant based food junkie's we appreciate it! Maybe even a soya alternative too?
Smiles all round
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