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A traditional Fish & Chip shop in London, Sutton & Sons is launching a vegan menu that includes vegan-friendly ‘fish’ ‘n’ chips and pie and mash.
From tomorrow (March 7) diners at the Stoke Newington branch of Sutton & Sons will be able to tuck into plant-based fish and chips, as well as pie and mash. The chip shop’s vegan ‘fish’ differs from other shops who are currently offering up vegan version of the Friday-night supper favourite as their fish-alternative is made from ‘banana blossom marinated in seaweed’ instead of tofu which is typically used in place of fish.
According to the chippy: “Following the success of trialling different options in Veganuary and looking for something more true to a cod and chips than is possible with tofu, owner Danny Sutton has developed his very own unique recipe.
“The vegan ‘fish’ & chips will be available for eat-in at £8.50, or takeaway at £7.50 and tastes remarkably like the real thing due to a marinating process in seaweed to give the fresh seafood taste.
“[In addition], a specially curated vegan menu of pie n mash from Mr. Nice Pie, served with home-made vegan-friendly gravy for £8.50 (takeaway £7.50) will be on offer.”
Other vegan options gracing the menu include delights such as battered vegan sausages and chips for £7.95 (£6.95 takeaway), as well as battered vegan ‘prawns’ for £4.95.
Customers can also choose vegan-friendly mayonnaise and tartare sauce to accompany their meals.
Cross-contamination
For those worried about their chips and ‘fish’ being cooked in amongst non-vegan food then fear not because the eatery has installed a separate fryer to ensure there is no cross-contamination.
