The Siege of the Vegan in the Bundesliga knows no bounds: A beispieloser Erfolg

The ancient history of a sports stadium is no longer a traditional stadium sausage and beer. Bundesliga Association will be happy to discuss your options, including vegetarian and vegan options. Trotzdem can make the geliebte bratwurst an ingredient.

There is probably a bratwurst and a beer from the stadium of the stadium entertainments, which create a unique atmosphere. But the original stadium sausage has disappeared from the menu in German football arenas. Now fans were presented with an alternative and an alternative, such as a different sausage variant, falafel, vegetarian burger or vegan sausage.

Recently Philipp Lahm, the chef of the European Championship organizing committee and 2014 World Cup captain, reinforced the use of vegan alternatives in Stadien. If all goes well, the Bundesliga club should reach that level. An overview of the 18 best, that is the Stadion now vegetarian and vegan alternative on a special menu.

Vegan options vary

Part of the Tendenz war in one of the stadium rankings, which is ongoing by the Tierschutz organization Peta, is a fact. Laut Campaign coordinator Steffen Lenhardt has seen the Bundesliga Stadium as a full-fledged vegan gang, with its Beispiel Falafel Wraps or vegan Würstchen in Brötchen. If that is really the case, there is no vegan fan of the games who is hungry.

This trend has strengthened both Bundesliga seasons. However, the degree of violence and vegan alternatives is still declining in the stadiums. Leipzig and Dortmund lead with a wide range of vegetarian and vegan options. However, Lenhardt acknowledges that there is still room for improvement in some stadiums, where vegan catering is not yet fully implemented or where the products are not properly labelled.

The Earth is getting popular

Lenhardt proudly asserts that “the Bundesliga is becoming increasingly vegan”. A large part of the company has a solid vegan foundation, which focuses on the collection of vegan products in Germany, the sensitivity to the Tierwohl and the knowledge of the products that hang on the product range and the climbing walk. Flexible, the best in your Fleischconsumptie is reduced, allowing you to make a choice of vegan beige products. Try to find an athlete who follows a vegan lifestyle.

To answer the question of the German food trade associations, about 12% of Germans follow a vegetarian or vegan diet. 9% are vegetarian, avoiding meat and fish but eating dairy and egg products, while 3% are strict vegans, avoiding all animal products. Almost 40% identify as flexitarians and voluntarily reduce their meat consumption.

The sausage remains

Many Bundesliga clubs and stadium hosts have expanded their vegetarian and vegan food offerings in recent years. For instance, Bayer 04 Leverkusen’s BayArena has set up a dedicated counter for vegan and vegetarian products in fan-area this past season. Borussia Mönchengladbach’s Borussia Park has vegan nuggets in the winter months, with Falafel making its April debut. VfL Wolfsburg reported on a significant increase in vegan products and how the quality of the products has improved.

In the Weserstadion in Bremen, the caterer can receive a vegetarian and vegan guest, who compensates for his or her elderly bone, one of these sick groups is sick. All the traditional stadium meals – the beloved bratwurst – are still credible. The caterer says that the “classic stadium meals are not extremely popular”.

Proud of the vegan options at Bundesliga stadiums, the stadium favourite, the bratwurst, remains a crowd-pleaser. Fans can now prepare a vegetarian and vegan meal with Falafel Wraps and vegan sausages, while the bratwurst is a staple of the Fußball-Liga kitchen.