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Where To Find A Vegan Version Of KFC’s Double Down

Vegans rejoice.

UK based chicken enthusiasts have been long awaiting the arrival of KFC’s Double Down. Last week, their dreams came true. The ‘snack’ is essentially a cheese, bacon and bbq sauce sandwich that used two fried chicken fillets as bread.

The meal, priced at £5.79 with a drink and chips, has had mixed reviews, with some commenting that it is very greasy, and others drawing attention to its 4.56g of salt.

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Regardless, vegans and vegetarians no longer have to miss out on this fast food speciality, as Hackney based, vegan fast food shop, Temple of Seitan, has created a vegan alternative. The news was released on the brand’s Instagram, stating that the option is part of their ‘secret menu’, and may have a limited run.

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So, vegans, get yourselves down to Hackney asap.

Prefer vegan beef to vegan chicken? Check out McDonalds new McVegan burger.

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