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    7-Eleven Makes a Move Toward the Vegan Market

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    By Alisa Fleming on December 14, 2010 In The News

    7-11 logo7-Eleven has introduced some new vegan food items to eight stores in the New York area, as reported by the New York Daily News.

    The vegan test run includes several menu options which certainly don’t shout traditional 7-Eleven, including artichoke spinach noodles, vegetable lo mein and two types of dumplings. All items of these items are free of meat, eggs, and dairy, and will retail for $6.

    “There was demand in the New York and Philadelphia area, not only from our customers but from our employees and franchisees, some of whom are vegetarians,” Margaret Chabris, director of corporate communications told the news outlet.

    If all goes well, wary vegan (and dairy-free) travelers, may soon be able to find some decent lunch options at other 7-Elevens throughout the country.

    2011 7-Eleven Update

    Vegan Pad Thai from 7-11September, 2011 – In December of last year, we reported that 7-Eleven launched a vegan pilot program in select New York stores. It looks like the test was a huge success as the mega-quick mart chain has rolled the program out to 100 stores in the Northeast! The new meals include:

    • Vegan Linguine Tikka Massala
    • Vegan Pad Thai Noodles
    • Vegan Asian Linguine
    • Vegan Spinach Noodles with Vegetable

    Obviously, all of the meals are dairy-free, egg-free, and free of any animal products, but the best part is, they are also relatively wholesome. Venturing away from their processed food model, 7-Eleven has used clearly legible and relatively healthy ingredients in the new vegan selections. They look to be a fantastic on-the-go selection (versus, say, those hotdog that have been cooking on the rollers for three hours) for just about anyone, vegan or not. I hope that 7-Eleven will make these entrees available nationwide, but for now, you should be able to find them at all of the following locations:

    PENNSYLVANIA

    ARLINGTON

    • 1837 OLD YORK RD

    BENSALEM TOWNSHIP

    • 2364 STREET RD
    • 3508 STREET RD
    • 5401 NESHAMINY BLVD

    BRISTOL

    • 811 NEW RODGERS RD

    FEASTERVILLE

    • 320 E STREET RD

    GLENSIDE

    • 362 EASTON RD

    HATBORO

    • 1 NORTH YORK RD.

    LANGHORNE

    • 527 W. LINCOLN HWY

    PHILADELPHIA

    • 150 E CHAMPLOST ST
    • 7607 RIDGE AV
    • 2981 WELSH RD
    • 3224 BYBERRY RD
    • 6622 RISING SUN AVE
    • 1830-38 STENTON AVE
    • 1823 JOHN F KENNEDY BLVD
    • 4201-59 WALNUT STREET
    • 7720 OGONTZ AVE
    • 5259 OXFORD AVE
    • 2144-48 LOMBARD ST
    • 3401 LANCASTER AVENUE
    • 6919-27 TORRESDALE
    • 6101 RIDGE AVE
    • 7329 ELMWOOD AVENUE
    • 2300 S. BROAD STREET
    • 4701 MASCHER AVENUE
    • 1900-10 WELSH ROAD
    • 106 S. 38TH STREET
    • 2301 WEST PASSYUNK AVENUE
    • 1034-38 WASHINGTON AVENUE
    • 2101 S 10TH ST
    • 2900 SOUTH 70TH STREET
    • 9901 FRANKFORD AVE
    • 5231 HARBISON AVENUE
    • 9001 FRANKFORD AVE.
    • 1912 LIACOURAS WALK
    • 1201 CHESTNUT STREET
    • 800 WALNUT STREET
    • 1500 JFK BLVD.
    • 1501 CECIL B MOORE AVE
    • 1215 FILBERT STREET
    • 150 N BROAD ST
    • 3440 MARKET ST
    • 226 W RITTENHOUSE SQUARE

    SOUTHAMPTON

    • 932 STREET RD
    • 11 MAPLE AVE

    WILLOW GROVE

    • 2711 EASTON RD
    • 1056 EASTON RD

    TREVOSE

    • 2511 LINCOLN HWY

    WARMINSTER TOWNSHIP

    • 220 E STREET RD

    WYNNEWOOD

    • 1401 CITY LINE AVE

     

    MASSACHUSETTS

    BOSTON

    • 722 HUNTINGTON AVE
    • 1306 WASHINGTON
    • 200 SEAPORT BLVD.
    • 532 COMMONWEALTH

    BRIGHTON

    • 2002 BEACON STREET

    BROOKLINE

    • 1633 BEACON ST
    • 1441 BEACON ST

    CAMBRIDGE

    • 600 TECHNOLOGY SQUARE
    • 750 MASSACHUSETTS AVE

    FRANKLIN

    • 20 W CENTRAL ST

    HYANNIS

    • 426 MAIN ST

    SOUTH EASTON

    • 566 WASHINGTON ST

    WEST CONCORD

    • 1224 MAIN ST

    WORCESTER

    • 121 JUNE ST

     

    NEW YORK:

    BAYSIDE

    • 218-01 NORTHERN BLVD

    BRONX

    • 557 GRAND CONCOURSE

    BROOKLYN

    • 3342 NOSTRAND AVENUE
    • 2247 UTICA AVENUE
    • 953 KINGS HWY
    • 395 FLATBUSH AVE EXT

    CORONA

    • 107-24 CORONA AVE
    • 99-49 HORACE HARDING EXP

    FLORAL PARK

    • 254-02 HILLSIDE AVE

    FOREST HILLS

    • 103-01 QUEENS BLVD
    • 101-04 METROPOLITAN

    GLENDALE

    • 6920 MYRTLE

    LONG ISLAND CITY

    • 31-31 THOMSON AVENUEWORCESTER

    MIDDLE VILLAGE

    • 72-01 ELIOT AVE

    OCEANSIDE

    • 475 MERRICK RD

    REGO PARK

    • 65-07 WOODHAVEN BLVD
    • 97-07 QUEENS BLVD

    RIDGEWOOD

    • 67-21 FRESHPOND
    • 57-01 MYRTLE AVE

    SCARSDALE

    • 763 CENTRAL PARK AVE

    STATEN ISLAND

    • 1740 HYLAN BLVD
    • 1200 VICTORY BLVD
    • 1705 RICHMOND AVE

    VALLEY STREAM

    • 100 SUNRISE HWY

    WHITE PLAINS

    • 307 CENTRAL AVE
    • 167 MARTINE AVE

    WOODSIDE

    • 66-04 QUEENS BLVD
    • 61-19 NORTHERN BLVD
    • 59-01 ROOSEVELT AVE

    NEW JERSEY:
    PINE BEACH

    • 226 RT 9

    ATLANTIC CITY

    • 2603 ATLANTIC AVE
    • 1500 PACIFIC AVE

    TOMS RIVER

    • 7 WEST WATER STREET
    • 1681 LAKEWOOD ROAD (RT 9)

    CAMBRIDGE

    • 600 TECHNOLOGY SQUARE
    • 750 MASSACHUSETTS AVE

    NEWARK

    • 100 LINDBERGH RD. @ RAMP

    For full-size images of the new vegan entrees, see PETA.

    Sources: PETA and The Humane Society.

    Alisa Fleming
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    Alisa is the founder of GoDairyFree.org, Food Editor for Allergic Living magazine, and author of the best-selling dairy-free book, Go Dairy Free: The Guide and Cookbook for Milk Allergies, Lactose Intolerance, and Casein-Free Living, and the new cookbook, Eat Dairy Free: Your Essential Cookbook for Everyday Meals, Snacks, and Sweets. Alisa is also a professional recipe creator and product ambassador for the natural food industry.

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