RollinGreens
RollinGreens is a food company based in the United States that specializes in producing plant-based and organic food products. The company is known for its innovative and healthy alternatives to traditional snacks and meals.
History[edit | edit source]
RollinGreens was founded in 2009 by Ryan Cunningham and Lindsey Cunningham. The company originally started as a food truck in Boulder, Colorado, serving organic and locally sourced meals. Over time, RollinGreens transitioned from a food truck to a packaged food company, focusing on plant-based and organic products.
Products[edit | edit source]
RollinGreens offers a variety of plant-based food products, including:
- Cauliflower Wings: A plant-based alternative to traditional chicken wings, made from cauliflower and available in various flavors.
- Millet Tots: A healthy alternative to traditional tater tots, made from the ancient grain millet.
- Plant-Based Ground Meat: A meat substitute made from plant-based ingredients, designed to mimic the texture and flavor of ground meat.
Mission and Values[edit | edit source]
The company's mission is to provide healthy, sustainable, and delicious food options that are accessible to everyone. RollinGreens emphasizes the importance of using organic and non-GMO ingredients, as well as supporting local farmers and sustainable agriculture practices.
Awards and Recognition[edit | edit source]
RollinGreens has received several awards and recognitions for its innovative products and commitment to sustainability. The company has been featured in various media outlets and has gained a loyal customer base.
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