Macsween Vegetarian Haggis
Macsween of Edinburgh
The original plant-based haggis, vegan since the recipe change; stocked in most Scottish supermarkets.
Where to buy: Supermarkets nationwide, macsween.co.uk
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27 vegan products from Scottish makers, from Burns Night haggis to Bute cheese. Every product listed is vegan; the badge says whether the whole company is. Makers: get listed.
Macsween of Edinburgh
The original plant-based haggis, vegan since the recipe change; stocked in most Scottish supermarkets.
Where to buy: Supermarkets nationwide, macsween.co.uk
Simon Howie, Perthshire
Perthshire butcher's vegan-suitable haggis; the Burns Night alternative on most shelves.
Where to buy: Supermarkets nationwide
Bellfield Brewery, Edinburgh
Vegan and gluten-free brewery with a taproom off Abbeyhill.
Where to buy: Taproom, bottle shops, supermarkets
Pilot, Leith
Leith brewery whose whole range went vegan.
Where to buy: Leith taproom, bottle shops
Fetcha, Campbeltown
Vegan-owned chocolate company on the Kintyre peninsula; sells online.
Where to buy: Online
Sorcha, Argyll
Vegan micro-bakery; orders and markets via Instagram.
Where to buy: Instagram @sorchabakery
Honeytrap, Glasgow
Shawlands vegan bakery: cakes, doughnuts, pastries. Fri–Sun.
Where to buy: Skirving St, Shawlands
Considerit, Edinburgh
Doughnuts, chocolate and ice cream with no animal products.
Where to buy: 3-5A Sciennes, Edinburgh
Bute Island Foods, Isle of Bute
Scotland's best-known vegan cheese: blocks, slices, grated, cream cheese and ice cream, made on Bute since 1988 and exported worldwide.
Where to buy: Supermarkets nationwide, buteisland.com
Nutcrafter Creamery, Renfrewshire
Organic cashew-based artisan cheeses and spreads from Quarriers Village.
Where to buy: Delis, farmers' markets, online
Brose, East Lothian
Original and barista oat milk made only with Scottish oats, by two farmers and a founder since 2017.
Where to buy: Cafés, delis, broseoats.com
Planet Kuku, Portobello, Edinburgh
Plant-based frittatas that started in a home kitchen in 2015.
Where to buy: Retailers and distributors across Scotland
Coco Chocolatier, Edinburgh
Artist-wrapped bars; the vegan range includes Colombian dark and passion fruit.
Where to buy: madeuncommon.co, delis
Lazy Day Foods, Shotts
Free-from bakery since 2006; orange and chocolate tiffins are vegan.
Where to buy: Supermarkets, lazydayfoods.com
Duncan's of Deeside, Aberdeenshire
Vegetable-fat shortbread rounds and oatcakes, so suitable for plant-based diets.
Where to buy: Supermarkets, farm shops
Growers Garden, east of Scotland
Farmers' collective crisps made with at least 27% fresh broccoli.
Where to buy: Dobbies, independents
Fodilicious, Livingston
Snacks free from gluten, dairy, nuts and soya, and vegan.
Where to buy: Online, independents
Scottish Honeyberry Growers, Perthshire/Angus/Fife
Vegan jam from a cold-hardy berry grown by a Scottish cooperative since 2017.
Where to buy: scottishhoneyberrygrowers.co.uk
A.G. Barr, Cumbernauld
Scotland's other national drink. Barr's confirms it is suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
Where to buy: Everywhere
BrewDog, Ellon, Aberdeenshire
85 products carry the Vegan Trademark, Punk IPA included; the brewery has never used isinglass. A few stouts are exceptions.
Where to buy: Supermarkets, bars, brewdog.com
Tennent Caledonian, Glasgow
Listed as vegan on the Barnivore guide; Scotland's biggest-selling lager.
Where to buy: Everywhere
Innis & Gunn, Edinburgh
Whole range listed vegan-friendly on Barnivore.
Where to buy: Supermarkets, taprooms
Distilleries across Scotland
Almost all single malts and blends are vegan: nothing animal-derived in distilling or maturation. Watch for honey liqueurs and cream liqueurs.
Where to buy: Everywhere
Chocolate and Love, Perth
Husband-and-wife organic dark chocolate, seven flavours, Vegan Trademark holder.
Where to buy: Delis, chocolateandlove.com
Mrs Tilly's, Tillicoultry
Scottish tablet maker with Vegan Trademark–registered products in its range.
Where to buy: Supermarkets, gift shops
Mackie's of Scotland, Perthshire
The haggis and several other flavours are accidentally vegan; the cheese ones are not.
Where to buy: Supermarkets, garages
Nairn's, Edinburgh
Rough, organic and gluten-free oatcakes made with vegetable oil; stocked by vegan grocers.
Where to buy: Everywhere
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