Vegan butcher

26 : 08 : 2015 The Herbivorous Butcher : Meat-free Alternatives : Flexitarians

Minneapolis – The Herbivorous Butcher is a delicatessen that offers a selection of meat-free ‘meats’ and cheese-free ‘cheeses’.

  • Products capture the best flavours and nutrients that meats have to offer without the negative impacts
  • The shop will also offer weekly specials, including vegan cheeses, deli ‘meats’ and marinades
The Herbivorous Butcher from Aubry and Kale Walch, Minneapolis The Herbivorous Butcher from Aubry and Kale Walch, Minneapolis
The Herbivorous Butcher from Aubry and Kale Walch, Minneapolis The Herbivorous Butcher from Aubry and Kale Walch, Minneapolis
The Herbivorous Butcher from Aubry and Kale Walch, Minneapolis The Herbivorous Butcher from Aubry and Kale Walch, Minneapolis

Following the success of their farm-stand business, crafting artisan meat-imitation products, brother-and-sister team Aubry and Kale Walch have opened their first shop in downtown Minneapolis.

Their vegan butcher’s will sell the duo’s signature line of wheat gluten- and tofu-based ‘meats’, including alternative versions of Italian sausage, smoky house ribs and maple-glazed bacon, ‘complex and flavourful products that will satisfy any herbivore, omnivore and even self-proclaimed carnivores’.

The shop will also sell hand-crafted vegan cheeses, ‘meat’ rubs, marinades, bread and gluten-free products, as well as seasonal Thanksgiving ‘turkeys’ and holiday ‘hams’.

The Big Picture: Consumers are actively choosing to reduce their meat consumption without making the full commitment to vegetarianism, recognising that meat is no longer an essential element of a satisfying, wholesome meal. Find out more in our Flexitarianism Market report.

Discover More Daily Signals
The Trend: Human by Design

Daily Signals

The Trend: Human by Design

LS:N Global’s coverage of design in 2025 explored humanising design and branding in the age of elasticity.
Design : Creativity : Branding
The Big Idea: Branding in the Age of Elasticity

Daily Signals

The Big Idea: Branding in the Age of Elasticity

LS:N Global’s coverage of design in 2025 explored humanising design and branding in the age of elasticity.
Design
The Campaign: New Forest’s rebranding turns tourists into custodians

Daily Signals

The Campaign: New Forest’s rebranding turns tourists into custodians

LS:N Global’s coverage of design in 2025 explored humanising design and branding in the age of elasticity. 
Design
The Viewpoint: Rehumanising 3D Design

Daily Signals

The Viewpoint: Rehumanising 3D Design

LS:N Global’s coverage of design in 2025 explored humanising design and branding in the age of elasticity. 
Design
The Space: Glossier unveils immersive experience for Fleur fragrance launch in Paris

Daily Signals

The Space: Glossier unveils immersive experience for Fleur fragrance launch in Paris

LS:N Global’s coverage of design in 2025 explored humanising design and branding in the age of elasticity.
Design
The Trend: The Great Beauty Blur

Daily Signals

The Trend: The Great Beauty Blur

2025 marks a critical inflection point for beauty. The sector, once defined by diversity and creativity, has grown increasingly monotonous, as glob...
Beauty : Wellness : Identity
The Big Idea: Neo-community Market

Daily Signals

The Big Idea: Neo-community Market

Brands are redefining engagement by transforming followers into communities where belonging is the ultimate currency.
Beauty : Engagement : Community
The Campaign: The Ordinary exposes beauty industry buzzwords in dystopian new video

Daily Signals

The Campaign: The Ordinary exposes beauty industry buzzwords in dystopian new video

In a provocative campaign in October 2025, skincare brand The Ordinary called out the beauty industry’s reliance on pseudo-scientific language.
Beauty : Skincare : Cosmetics
The Viewpoint: Reframing Ageing

Daily Signals

The Viewpoint: Reframing Ageing

Jacynth Bassett, founder and CEO of Ageism Is Never In Style, is reshaping the conversation around ageing, positioning it as a privilege rather tha...
Beauty : Marketing : Ageing
The Space: Koyia perfumery asks customers to pay with time rather than money

Daily Signals

The Space: Koyia perfumery asks customers to pay with time rather than money

In September 2025, Swedish fragrance brand Koyia introduced a forest-based retail concept where the only currency is time.
Beauty : Retail : Fragrance
You have 2 free News articles remaining. Sign up to LS:N Global to get unlimited access to all articles.
BECOME A MEMBER
SIGN IN