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A popular takeaway chain is launching a vegan version of a customer-favourite pizza in Ireland.
Domino's has announced a vegan-friendly twist on their American Hot pizza for Veganuary, an annual challenge promoting veganism by encouraging people to follow a vegan lifestyle for the month of January.
The new pizza features spicy specially created pepperoni from The Vegetarian Butcher, topped with red onions and popping green jalapeños on a bed of vegan mozzarella cheese, vine-ripened tomato sauce and fresh vegan dough.
The Vegan American Hot is also served with the vegan-friendly version of the iconic Garlic & Herb dip.
Head of Heat at Domino’s, Melanie Howe, said, "After much experimenting in the Domino’s kitchen and taste tests aplenty, we can’t wait to bring the Vegan American Hot to the masses and add to our ever-expanding vegan-friendly menu."
Other plant-based options on the pizza chain's menu include the Vegan Margherita, Vegan Vegi Supreme, the Vegan PepperoNAY, and Vegan Nuggets.
Image: Domino's
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