Maximum flavour, minimum footprint There's now a wonderful plant-based cheese alternative for adding something extra to your summer salads: the mildly spicy rustic taste of Willicroft’s Greek White means you’ll never miss milk-based feta again. What's so special about it? Willicroft is as committed to the planet as it is to hearty, unadulterated cheese indulgence. The wonderful taste of Willicroft's cheese alternatives has a lot to do with this special ambition – that, and a rich knowledge of agricultural traditions like cheesemaking. Try Young Dutch, Italian Aged or vegan fondue and see for yourself. Enjoy! The best of both worlds Willicroft is a prime example of how generational change and shifts in consciousness can go hand in hand. The young start-up has a clear vision of the future and a deep awareness of its own agricultural tradition Vegan cheese alternatives that look and taste great! For founder Brad Vanstone, the motto “Planet first” is primarily about ensuring the preservation, regeneration, and care of the earth across all company practices. In founding Willicroft in 2018, Brad went his own way – a move away from dairy cattle farming towards plant-based products – with a view to creating a company that does good for the earth rather than simply doing less damage. The results are plain to see and, more importantly, you can taste them too! A vegan fondue in the style of a hearty cheese? Not a problem. Willicroft even has hard grating cheese alternatives for adding to salads, pasta, and casseroles. So if you’re avoiding the cheese counter but don’t want to miss out on anything in terms of taste, you can now indulge to your heart’s and cheese cravings‘ content online. Traditional know-how and modern techniques “Willicroft” is the name of the farm that Brad’s grandparents started in 1957 with twelve cows and a tractor. Green pastures and a healthy life – but “even the happiest cows still have a negative impact on the environment and endanger our planet for future generations,” says Brad, explaining what motivated this new beginning.

Parme…what? The flavoursome vegan parmesan alternative for pasta fans A wonderful Italian pasta topping that will make you forget good old Parmigiano in the blink of an eye. Willicroft’s Italian Aged is your cheese grater’s new vegan best friend. That's because it eliminates the hard work of grating. This sprinkle-ready cashew nut-based mixture works beautifully on all kinds of pasta sauces – from plant-based Bolognese alternatives right through to wild mushroom sauce. And this “matured Italian” isn't alone in this, Willicroft’s Greek White, Young Dutch and Original Fondue Vegan will make the hearts of cheese fans beat faster too. An Amsterdam that's as vegan as they come Few other cities in Europe have a cheese tradition that’s as rich as that of Amsterdam. So it comes as no surprise that it’s here of all places that great strides are being made in making unadulterated cheese indulgence accessible to vegan cheese lovers too. With its purely plant-based cheese alternatives, Willicroft’s commitment is as much to the environment as it is to achieving the best cheese taste. The recent start-up has a rich agricultural heritage to look back on. This makes Willicroft a prime example of how generational change and shifts in consciousness can go hand in hand. Vegan cheese alternatives that look and taste great! For founder Brad Vanstone, the motto “Planet first” is primarily about ensuring the preservation, regeneration, and care of the earth across all company practices. In founding Willicroft in 2018, Brad went his own way – a move away from dairy cattle farming towards plant-based products – with a view to creating a company that does good for the earth rather than simply doing less damage. The results are plain to see and, more importantly, you can taste them too! A vegan fondue in the style of a hearty cheese? Not a problem. Willicroft even has hard grating cheese alternatives for adding to salads, pasta, and casseroles. So if you’re avoiding the cheese counter but don’t want to miss out on anything in terms of taste, you can now indulge to your heart’s and cheese cravings‘ content online. Traditional know-how and modern techniques “Willicroft” is the name of the farm that Brad’s grandparents started in 1957 with twelve cows and a tractor. Green pastures and a healthy life – but “even the happiest cows still have a negative impact on the environment and endanger our planet for future generations,” says Brad, explaining what motivated this new beginning.

Molten indulgence for the vegan diet Willicroft’s Young Dutch creates perfection in any oven: whether on a pizza, in a casserole, in sandwiches or plant-based burger patties – this purely plant-based hard cheese alternative makes everything taste sinfully good. Watch your conscience melt with the cheese. The vegan “Young Dutch” is produced using haricot beans and will win over even the most die-hard cheese fans with its fine aroma. Convinced? Time to discover a whole host of other vegan possibilities: Italian Aged, Greek White and Original Fondue Vegan offer maximum flavour with minimal footprint. An Amsterdam that's as vegan as they come Few other cities in Europe have a cheese tradition that’s as rich as that of Amsterdam. So it comes as no surprise that it’s here of all places that great strides are being made in making unadulterated cheese indulgence accessible to vegan cheese lovers too. With its purely plant-based cheese alternatives, Willicroft’s commitment is as much to the environment as it is to achieving the best cheese taste. The recent start-up has a rich agricultural heritage to look back on. This makes Willicroft a prime example of how generational change and shifts in consciousness can go hand in hand. Vegan cheese alternatives that look and taste great! For founder Brad Vanstone, the motto “Planet first” is primarily about ensuring the preservation, regeneration, and care of the earth across all company practices. In founding Willicroft in 2018, Brad went his own way – a move away from dairy cattle farming towards plant-based products – with a view to creating a company that does good for the earth rather than simply doing less damage. The results are plain to see and, more importantly, you can taste them too! A vegan fondue in the style of a hearty cheese? Not a problem. Willicroft even has hard grating cheese alternatives for adding to salads, pasta, and casseroles. So if you’re avoiding the cheese counter but don’t want to miss out on anything in terms of taste, you can now indulge to your heart’s and cheese cravings‘ content online.