Pop Up Grocer, the Traveling Grocery Store, Is Coming to Los Angeles
Pop Up Grocer, the pop-up grocery store that brings you over 150+ emerging and innovative natural brands, is scheduled to set up in Venice at 62 Windward Ave. from February 7th (doors open at 10am) to March 1st.
Here are a few of the vegan products that you'll be able to find:
Lil Bucks
High protein sprouted buckwheat superfood that's perfect snacking or using as a topping.
Core Foods
Non-GMO protein bars packed with probiotics. Try the Lemon Poppy Seed for the perfect mid-day snack.
Yellowbird
Hot sauce that doesn’t disappoint! YellowBird offers a paleo, vegan, and gluten-free organic line of hot sauce crafted from only real ingredients.
Good Catch Foods
Plant-based tuna made from legumes and algal oil. Vegan tuna sandwich anyone?
Rise Brewing Co.
Nitro cold brew with oat milk that's perfect for on-the-go! Like your cold brew black? They have an original unsweetened too!
Goldthread
Plant-based tonic loaded with flavor. Who’s up for a healthy drink infused with superfoods and spices?
Olipop
Sparkling tonics low in sugar and full of prebiotics. We’ll take a Lemon Ginger and Strawberry Vanilla please!
Follow Pop Up Grocer on Instagram at @popup.grocer for updates and more information.
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Mohini Patel
@mylifemoniMohini, a born and raised vegetarian from Chicago, initially went vegan when faced with a health issue, but stayed vegan for the animals. Whole food plant-based eating (inspired by traditional Indian culture) is her optimal diet. An advocate for mental health and lifestyle changes, she has a degree in Health Sciences from DePaul University.
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