Plant-based Mayonnaise Launched in the US
March 15, 2023| |
Kraft Heinz and NotCo launched a plant-based mayonnaise made from chickpea flour. Labeled as “NotMayo”, the product joins the roster of plant-based food products launched by Kraft Heinz in six months. The other products were NotCheese and Philadephia Plant-based spread, a vegan alternative for its cream cheese brand.
NotMayo is smooth and creamy, just like the traditional egg-based mayonnaise. According to NotCo Chile, NotMayo production uses 32.5% less energy, 83% less water, and generates 37% less carbon dioxide than regular mayonnaise production.
Prior to NotMayo, Kraft Heinz and NotCo released NotCheese slices in October 2022. The slices come in American cheddar and provolone flavors.
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