Kellogg Makes Mickey Mouse Plant-Based Nuggets


Incogmeato, the plant-based food brand of Kellogg Co. has partnered with Walt Disney Co., for plant-based Chick’n Nuggets in the shape of Mickey Mouse.

“We saw a craving for more family friendly plant-based options and as a mom myself I knew we had a big opportunity with Incogmeato,” said Sara Young, General Manager, Plant-Based Proteins at Kellogg Company. “We are so delighted to be working with Disney to help land plant-based proteins on the plates of kids nationwide.”

Incogmeato reports that 44{c33c21346ff5e26ab8e0ae3d29ae4367143f0d27c235e34c392ea37decdb8bed} of families with kids are eating plant-based protein and 36{c33c21346ff5e26ab8e0ae3d29ae4367143f0d27c235e34c392ea37decdb8bed} are likely to begin eating them in a year or two.

The nutritional makeup of the nuggets compared to traditional chicken nuggets are as follows: 57{c33c21346ff5e26ab8e0ae3d29ae4367143f0d27c235e34c392ea37decdb8bed} less fat and 35{c33c21346ff5e26ab8e0ae3d29ae4367143f0d27c235e34c392ea37decdb8bed} less sodium than regular chicken nuggets. The Mickey nuggets are also made with non-GMO soy.

“As Disney is committed to offering more plant-based foods, we are excited to be working with Incogmeato on the first-ever plant-based Mickey Mouse shaped nuggets. By creating foods that kids love and with the nutrition parents can feel good about, families can experience the magic of Disney during meal time,” said John T. King, VP of Consumables Licensing at Disney.

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