Vegan Baking

ALTERNATIVE MILKS

Fuelled by health and eco-conscious motives, the use of plant milks has exploded. Dairy alternatives like almond, rice and oat milk are on the rise, and according to figures published by Kantar, Irish sales of such products have increased by 40% since 2018.

What’s what?

Soy milk

The original dairy alternative for lactose-free recipes.

Coconut milk

Coconut milk is ideal for adding a sweet twist to coffees; coconut cappuccinos are one of the trendiest offerings in cafés today.

Going organic

Organic milk offers the same nutrient profile as non-organic milk and comes from cows that have been exclusively fed organic feed.

Oat milk

Creamy and naturally sweet, oat milk is a barista's go-to for milky cappuccinos and iced coffees.

Nut milk

A nutty favourite. Makes for tasty hot chocolate, porridge or overnight oats.

5353 Sojade Soya Cream for Cooking 24x200g 9925 Alpro Milk Soya Original UHT 15x250ml 9927 Alpro Milk Soya Professional Or Barista 12x1Lt 491981 Alpro Milk Soya Organic Unsweetened 1x1Lt 497171 Sojade Soya Milk Natural Unsweetened 8x1Lt 492682 Organic For Us Milk Whole 6x1.75Lt 492683 Organic For Us Milk Low Fat 6x1.75Lt 113655 Alpro Milk Coconut Professional Or Barista 12x1Lt DY519 Alpro Milk Oat 1x1Lt 496679 Alpro Gluten Free Oat Milk For Professionals 1x1Lt 496200 Flahavan's Barista Oat Drink 8x1Lt 128306 Oatly Barista Edition Tetrapack 6x1Lt DY522 Alpro Milk Almond For Barista 1x1Lt 1009922 Alpro Milk Almond Unsweetened 8x1Lt 9921 Alpro Milk Almond Original 8x1Lt

Coconut Hot Chocolate

200ml Alpro Barista Coconut 45g Dark Chocolate Marshmallows to top

1. Add chocolate to a cup. 2. Froth Alpro Barista Coconut to 65°C and add it to the cup. 3. Top with marshmallows.

guilt-free gulps

We're dedicated to sourcing and supplying our customers with a wide range of produce from Ireland and beyond — perfect for making smoothies or juices from scratch.

With more customers actively pursuing a low-sugar lifestyle, it’s smart to offer healthier ready-to-drink alternatives that stand out from the sweet, carbonated crowd. Fruit and vegetable-based options are ideal for appealing to today's health-conscious consumer from breakfast time right through the day.

Juices vs smoothies

The difference between the two lies in the preparation. Juicing involves extracting the water and nutrients from vegetables and fruits, separating the indigestible fibre from the juices. On the other side, smoothies are prepared using blenders which pulverise the fruits and vegetables as a whole. The entire vegetable or fruit skin with all the fibre is included, keeping blood sugar levels more stable.

100% PURE JUICE. CERTIFIED ORGANIC.

These juices can be added to smoothies or combined with water. A little drop goes a long way.

Juices

Biona Juices

6506 Biona Organic Beetroot Juice 12x500ml 6534 Biona Organic Cranberry Pure Juice (Glass) 6x750ml 490933 Biona Organic Apple Juices (Tetra) 6x1Lt 497357 Biona Organic Carrot Juice (Glass) 6x 750ml

Innocent Juices

491861 Innocent Plus Wonder Green Juice 8x330ml 491862 Innocent Plus Bolt From The Blue Juice 8x330ml 491864 Innocent Plus Berry Set Go Juice 8x330ml

Freshly Squeezed Juices

490721 Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice 1x5Lt JU473 Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice 1x2Lt

SiSú Juices

JU385 SiSú Simply Orange Juice 6x250ml 497164 SiSú Lime Juice 1x1Lt JU390 SiSú Daily Greens Juice 6x250ml JU388 SiSú Heartbeet Juice 6x250ml JU389 SiSú Zesty Tropical Fruits Juice 6x250ml 497162 Sisu Apple Juice 1x1Lt 497163 Sisu Lemon Juice 1x1Lt 497562 Sisu Smooth Orange Juice 1x2Lt 497561 SiSú Orange Juice with Bits 1x2Lt JU387 SiSú Juice Introjuice 6x250ml

Feeling perky

Tea

Consumers drink tea for a variety of reasons; to quench thirst; to relax; for its antioxidants; for an energy boost; and as a digestive aid – and an assortment of flavours are key to any offering.

492625 Barrys Green Tea String & Tag 6x20pk 492654 Barrys Organic Peppermint Tea String & Tag 6x20pk 492628 Barrys Berry Burst Tea String & Tag 6x20pk 492630 Barrys Green Tea & Lemon String & Tag 6x20pk 492383 Cosy Jasmine Green Organic Tea 1x20x60 GM 492390 Cosy Earl Grey Organic Tea 1x20x60 GM 492391 Cosy Chamomile Organic Tea 1x20x60 GM 492393 Cosy Blueberry Organic Tea 1x20x60 GM 492395 Cosy Tea Organic Peppermint 1x20x60 GM 492396 Cosy Lemon Green Organic Teabags 1x20'S

Cups & Lids

PD1234 Vegware Compostable Slim Cold Cup 9oz 1x1000's PD1235 Vegware Lids for 9oz Slim Compostable Cold Cup 1x1000's

Coffee

Coffee Pods & Beans

493017 Lavazza Compostable Dek Cremoso Coffee Pods 1x120g 493018 Lavazza Compostable Qualita Rossa Coffee Pods 1x120g

COLD BREW TIPS

1 Grind the beans right 2 Use filtered water 3 Soak overnight 4 Strain slowly 5 Store in an airtight container 6 Dilute before serving

Iced coffee

Feeling chilly

The iced coffee boom presents cafés with a strong offering for reaching younger coffee drinkers; recent research shows that 66% prefer chilled coffee to sugary drinks, and that one in five new global coffee launches was iced. Cold brew, in particular, has emerged as one of the most popular offerings within the chilled coffee category.

What’s the difference between cold brew and iced coffee?

Iced coffee is brewed hot and served cold, whereas cold brew is made by steeping coarsely ground coffee beans in room-temperature water for 6-12 hours. This creates a coffee concentrate that can be mixed with cold water or milk. Because it takes longer to prepare, cold brew coffee demands a higher mark-up compared to quick-brew hot coffee.