Salt & Straw just unveiled a new plant-based ice cream menu for 2020

Salt & Straw just unveiled new plant-based ice cream for 2020

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Salt & Straw announced this week that a new line of entirely-plant based ice cream options will be available in Portland from December 27th onwards, until January 30th

If you were planning on starting the new year with a dietary detox and fanatic fitness regime, we apologize if this has derailed your plans.

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These indulgent, creamy, and fully dairy free ice creams — aptly titled the Vegandulgence series — will be available by scoop, flight, or point at all Salt & Straw scoop shops in Portland from December 27th onwards.

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“We have so much fun working with local partners and suppliers, and experimenting with textures and taste in our dairy flavors. We wanted to put the same care and indulgence into vegan flavors, making our ice creams more inclusive for everyone,” said Salt & Straw Head Ice Cream Maker Tyler Malek, in a press release.

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It’s also available for nation-wide shipping through the Salt & Straw website here.

Here are all the flavors available in vegan series:

Lemon Cheesecake Crumble (v)

Creamy cashews, coconut yogurt, mounds of lemon zest, almond crumble, and salted vanilla coconut ice cream come together to create a lush vegan cheesecake ice cream.

Banana & Peanut Butter Tofu Pudding (v)

Peanut butter, creamy banana gelato made silky by soy milk, is what makes up this glorious banana and peanut butter tofu pudding.

Sunflower Butter Cups (v)

Sunflower seed butter, sweetened coconut cream is folded with organic chocolate stracciatella and marionberry jam for a deconstructed butter cup.

Toasted Oat Milk & Cookies (v)

Vegan, gluten-free chocolate chip cookies and ganache are mixed with an oatmeal-like ice cream for a completely allergen-free milk & cookies experience.

Rocky Road w/ Aquafaba Marshmallows (v)

Aquafaba—bean cooking liquid— is used to make marshmallows, and added to candied sunflower seeds for that classic rockiness, along with lush chocolate ice cream.

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