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9 Vegan Breakfast Sausages to Start Your Morning Right

Elevate your at-home brunch with these plant-based breakfast sausages.

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Elevate your at-home brunch with these plant-based breakfast sausages.

No homemade weekend brunch is complete without one of these vegan breakfast sausages. Whether you’re wrapping scrambled tofu and home fries into a flour tortilla, cooking up that veganized version of biscuits and gravy, or thawing a frozen Just Egg Folded, you’re going to want some plant-based patties or links to complete the meal. So, here’s our list of the top nine breakfast sausages to start your day.

Hilary’s

At Hilary’s, you’ll find Organic Apple Maple and Organic Spicy Veggie vegan breakfast sausages that are just right for siding up to that Easy One Pan Vegan Tofu Scramble. Hilary’s is free of most of the common allergens, including gluten, soy, corn, and nuts. Cook now; thank us later.

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Beyond Meat

Beyond Meat knocks it out of the park again with their classic plant-based sausage patties. These morning rounds are non-GMO, soy- and gluten-free, and packed with 11g of protein. We think they taste just right with some homemade biscuits! Choose from Classic or Spicy.

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Field Roast

We love the Apple & Maple vegan breakfast sausage links with our banana pancakes in the mornings, but Field Roast also offers Classic Recipe patties as well. Either way, you’ll enjoy whole food ingredients and great taste from this longtime brand favorite.

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Gardein

Check the freezer section of your local grocery for Spicy Breakfast Saus’ge Patties and Original Breakfast Saus’ge Patties from Gardein. This brand makes plant-based “meats” just right for a weekend brunch. Whether sliding them up against some vegan croissants or enjoying them with toast and jam, these day-starters will have you going back for more.

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Whole Foods 365 Everyday Value

What happens when one of your favorite grocery spots offers Frozen Meatless Plant-Based Breakfast Patties? Well, you head to Whole Foods for their 365 Everyday Value vegan sausage, that’s what! You’re already there picking up snacks and vegan burgers, so why not throw a package of these into your cart as well?

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Jack & Annie’s

Available in links or patties, vegan breakfast sausage from Jack & Annie’s is what you need to complete your morning meal. We suggest pairing these with your favorite muffins and a steaming hot cup of joe.

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Lightlife

You know Lightlife for their hot dogs and deli slices. But you love them for their Gimme Lean. This longtime vegan breakfast sausage is great for working into homemade stuffing, crumbling onto tacos, and sandwiching between bagel halves for a sausage, egg, & cheese.

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Impossible Foods

Options, people! We’ve got options. With Impossible, you can choose from patties, grounds, and links. Also, find this vegan breakfast sausage available in everything from Spicy, Savory, or Italian. Breakfast is served!

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Simple Truth

Everybody loves Kroger, right? You know we do! So, head to this grocery favorite for their store-brand vegan breakfast sausage. Simple Truth Meatless Breakfast Patties are where it’s at!

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Tammie has been with VegOut since its inception. Managing Editor and Maggie’s mom, she’s a former psychology professor who packed up her life and moved across the country from Michigan to California to follow a dream. Indie author, Mother Teresa-wannabe, and vegan for 18 years, she’s a big dreamer with a master’s degree in Developmental Psychology and an educational focus on well-being and thriving. When she’s not working through hyphens and commas, you’ll find her strategizing how to right the inequities of the world.

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