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best vegan products in woolworths/coles australia?

just wondering if anybody knows of good vegan specialty products in the large supermarkets, like woollworths, I usually try to get most of my food from the organics store and fresh fruits/veggies delivered from the markets, But I go to wollworths every now and then for other things, I just havnt seen to much vegan stuff around, I have seen the veggies delight range and i get my soy milk there too, just wondering if there’s other stuff and i just havn’t looked hard enough.. thanks

Having worked for both of these companies, I used to have a number of food guides that covered veg/vegan eating lifestyles. It has been a few years since I was there, but you might check the company websites, and ask at the service desk regarding which products are correct for you.

You are probably better sticking with your current method, but do check the health food aisles as well.

Vegan food is pretty specialised and low volume in a standard supermarket as most adherrents to these lifestyles buy elsewhere, hence little demand. The quality of fresh produce at supermarkets is also quite variable, and I don’t buy mine there, and did not when I worked for these companies either.

Best of luck!

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