In addition, Spotless Burgers is working to make plant-based options more accessible – they’ve reduced their price on all plant-based burgers by 20%.
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“Lightlife Plant-Based Burgers are a better fit with our mission because they contain clean, simple ingredients, are free of gluten and soy, are Non-GMO Project Verified, as well as carbon neutral in their footprint. “Living a Spotless lifestyle begins with what we nourish our bodies with along with the companies we support,” says Al Gross, founder of Spotless Burgers. When they originally opened, they were using the Impossible Burger as their plant-based patty but have decided to make a clean break and this coming Labor Day weekend are switching to Lightlife Plant-Based Burger as their patty of choice. Their slogan is “Better Taste, Better Burger” and they mean it. Spotless Burgers was founded by Al and Luz Gross in February 2021. So much so that one southern California business owner decided to dedicate an entire fast casual restaurant to being 100% plant-based with the goal of appealing to both vegans and flexitarians. For more information, visit -based menu items are taking off across the U.S. The Blossom Market Food Hall grand opening is this Thursday, December 9 at 264 S Mission Dr, San Gabriel, CA 91776. Honey & Hive Superfoods will offer vegan superfood bowls and smoothies, Caribbean Gourmet will serve a Vegan Curry with Rice & Peas and Vegan Curry with Roti, Manduyo will make a vegan Mushroom & Tofu Dumplings, Circle Tea Bar will serve vegan-friendly boba, fruit, teas, and fruit teas, AK Fresh Roast will stock dairy-free milk for their coffee and tea drinks, and last but certainly not least, Rori’s Artisanal Creamery will have the two permanent vegan ice cream options of Tropical Wild Berry and Passionfruit.
In addition, there are several vegan-friendly vendors.
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What are the vegan options at Blossom Market Hall? For starters, the all-vegan burger joint, Spotless Burgers, will be there with a full menu of burgers, chicken sandwiches, fries, salads, and more. The vendors at this foodie hot spot are diverse in cuisine and backgrounds, and most of them are minority- or women-owned. I want to give them a platform to launch as well as provide a quality gathering space for the community right here in the San Gabriel Valley,” Nellie Tran shared.
Most of all, I am and continue to be inspired by all the talented local chefs and food makers who reside in the area. “We were inspired to open Blossom Market Hall because we wanted to create a community gathering place and also a place to support local food and creative businesses. The food hall was founded by passionate foodies Chris and Nellie Tran, who set out to launch a community space in their hometown that showcased local food and creative businesses. The space features plenty of seating, a wi-fi lounge, an art gallery, and a meeting space, making this an ideal destination for work lunches, study breaks, GNO’s, and everything in between. The building has been transformed from a Masonic Lodge founded in 1949 to an upbeat place for people to eat, look at local art, and hang out. 13-Vendor Food Hall Positioned in San Gabriel’s Historic Mission Districtīlossom Market Hall is a 13-vendor food hall positioned in San Gabriel’s historic Mission District. Now, there’s a new hall in town! Blossom Market Hall will open in San Gabriel this Thursday with several vegan options. In the Los Angeles area, there’s Grand Central Market, Citizen Public Market, and Taste Food Hall, among others. Why? People can order whatever they want from any vendor and all meet up afterward to eat together.
Food halls are a great place to go with friends and co-workers of all dietary preferences and flavor palates.
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