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A vegan grocery list that covers the gaps

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The trick is the protein and the staples

A vegan shop is easy to do badly — a trolley of fruit, veg and good intentions that leaves you under-fed on protein and reaching for snacks by mid-week. Done well, it's simply a matter of stocking the staples that do the heavy lifting: legumes, tofu, tempeh, soy milk, nuts, wholegrains, plus the fresh produce.

This builder turns your targets into a vegan grocery list that actually covers the gaps — enough protein, enough calories, the supporting staples — so the week holds together nutritionally. Just try it, set your basics, and it'll build the basket. A good vegan week is decided at the shop, not improvised at the stove.

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Common questions

What are vegan grocery staples?
Legumes (lentils, chickpeas, beans), tofu and tempeh, soy or other fortified plant milk, nuts and seeds, wholegrains, and plenty of fresh and frozen veg. The builder stocks these around your targets.
How do vegans get enough protein from groceries?
By buying for it deliberately — legumes, soy products and seitan are the workhorses. The builder sizes the amounts to your protein target so you're not left short.
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