Few grocery stores have upped their vegan game like Kroger—and we’re not just talking fruits and vegetables. In 2019, Kroger began expanding its Simple Truth plant-based line and has since launched more than 75 vegan products.
What’s vegan at Kroger?
Granted, the Simple Truth plant-based products aren’t the only vegan options you’ll find at the store, as Kroger also stocks favorite vegan brands such as JUST Egg, Miyoko’s Creamery, and Tofurky. But in case you haven’t seen many of these plant-based offerings, take a look at what you can find at your local Kroger. The take-home? With major chains like Kroger jumping into the vegan playing field, being vegan—or even just looking for ways to eat fewer animals—is now easier than ever.
Best vegan products at Kroger
Don’t miss these Kroger-made plant-based products during your next grocery trip.
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1 Simple Truth Deli Slices
Whether you prefer turkey or ham deli slices on your sandwich, you’ll find both at your local Kroger. As part of its Simple Truth line, the chain currently carries Plant-Based Salt & Pepper Turkey Style Deli Slices and Plant-Based Black Forest Ham Style Deli Slices.
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2 Simple Truth Meatless Breakfast Patties
If there’s ever a reason to rise and shine in the morning, this is it. Whip up these patties for your tofu scrambles or breakfast sandwiches.
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3 Simple Truth Organic Plant-Based Cream Cheese Alternative
This is a major score, as finding vegan cream cheese at a major grocery chain has been almost impossible until now. Be sure to stock up on bagels, too.
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4 Simple Truth Plant-Based Mayo Spread
Depending on where you live, vegan mayonnaise can often be another tough-to-find option at popular grocery chains, but now you can pick up this spread at Kroger without having to make a trip to a specialty store.
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5 Simple Truth Plant-Based Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
Chances are, if you’re like most cookie dough fans, these won’t make it to the oven. Pro tip? Cut them in half before baking to get double the yield.
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6 Simple Truth Plant-Based Cauliflower Dip
Will you go for the Spicy Queso, Cilantro with Jalapeño, or Tzatziki flavor? So many options make it tough to decide.
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7 Simple Truth Plant-Based Ranch Dressing
Here’s a surprising member of Kroger’s new plant-based line-up: dressing. This creamy ranch should not be limited to just salads—it can be drizzled on pizza, potatoes, and inside wraps, too.
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8 Simple Truth Extra Firm Organic Tofu
This tofu isn’t only less expensive than other brands, but it’s also organic, and it’s a great food to keep stocked in your fridge. If you don’t like extra firmness, there are other textures in this line, too.
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9 Simple Truth Organic Plain Soymilk
Prefer soy milk over all the others? The good news is that Kroger offers soy milk that is organic to boot.
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10 Simple Truth Plant-Based Sour Cream Alternative
Sour cream fans, dig your spoon into this vegan option. Its base is made from a unique combo of butter beans and oats, so you could almost consider it healthy.
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11 Simple Truth Organic Unsweetened Almondmilk
If you’re an almond milk fan and also opt for organic in most of your purchases, toss this staple milk into your cart.
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12 Simple Truth Original Oatmilk Non-Dairy Oat Beverage
Oat milk fans, rejoice! Kroger hasn’t forgotten about you in its lineup of vegan options.
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13Simple Truth Dairy-Free Plain Almondmilk Yogurt Alternative
Non-dairy yogurt fans have a new option. Scoop it into your morning smoothies to make them extra creamy.
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14Simple Truth Plant-Based Cheese Shreds
Take your pick from cheddar or mozzarella. Vegan shreds are always great to keep in the fridge for almost anything.
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15 Simple Truth Mango Passion Fruit Bars
If you’re looking for a healthy, convenient, fruity snack, these Simple Truth bars are well worth a try. They’re made with real fruit (in this case mango and passion fruit) and are USDA-certified organic and non-GMO.
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16 Simple Truth Meatless Crispy Tenders
Sometimes, you just want an easy, comforting dinner that requires minimal effort. These Meatless Crispy Tenders are easy to pop in the oven, they’re super tasty, and they’re packed with protein. It’s a triple win.
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17 Simple Truth Plant Based Cinnamon Rolls
Give yourself a morning (or afternoon) treat with these delicious, vegan cinnamon rolls, which are drizzled with dairy-free vanilla icing. Just keep them hidden, as you probably won’t want to share.
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18 Simple Truth Organic Vegan No Chicken Broth
If you thought eating more vegan food meant giving up the flavors you love, we’re thrilled to tell you you’re wrong. Made with plant-based ingredients, this No Chicken Broth will give your favorite soups, stews, casseroles, and more that meaty flavor you’ve been craving.
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19 Simple Truth Vegan Parmesan Rice & Almond Thin Crackers
Cheesy crackers don’t have to include dairy. These thin crackers feature vegan parmesan-style seasoning, and they’re just as delicious as any version made with animal products.
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20 Simple Truth Dairy Free Sweet Caramel Frozen Dessert Bars
Keep Kroger’s frozen dessert bars stocked in your freezer for those days when you’re craving a little bit of indulgence. They’re a tasty treat for a hot summer’s day, but let’s be honest, ice cream is comforting all year round.
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21 Simple Truth Vegan Honee
Real honey is best left for the bees (find out more about that here), but thanks to ingredients like agave nectar, chamomile tea, and apple juice, it’s easy to enjoy a convincing vegan alternative, just like this one from Kroger.
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