Outcast Foods creates easy-to-prepare healthy and yummy plant-based meals. We create instant whole-food pre-mixes and frozen lines. No shortcuts, our pulses are activated to increase nutrient absorption and we use only whole foods. So no gluten, fillers, preservatives or additives. Just pure quality ingredients where natural flavours are brought to life.
Tasty Healthy Meals Made Easy!
Gluten Free – Soy Free – Additive Free.
NEW – Frozen Range
Burgers
This has never been done before. Wholefood made fancy. Amazing texture and that one of a kind Outcast flavour magic!
Falafel
Imagine crispy perfect falafel in minutes. Not pre-fried, so when you pan fry or air fry, they come out perfectly crisp and beautiful. You can also trust the flavour will be on point!
Dry Mixes
The dry mixes offer more value and great taste where our frozen offering bring some added convenience and great taste. You get to choose!
Our Dry Range Includes
- Classic Falafel – Often referred to by people as the best falafel in town!
- Crazy Falafel – A wild take on falafel with beetroot, cardamom and poppy seeds.
- A Wholefood Flapjack mix – They’re fluffy,delicious and nutrient rich. Just add water/milk and cook.
What People Say
Frozen Burger comments:
- Restaurant Manager – “The burgers were f****n delicious and I am a meat eater!”
- Lisa – “My bf and I both thoroughly enjoyed the burgers (and he is a hard sell!) Taste and texture is great, and it holds together so well, unlike other plant-based burgers. Tried pan fry and air fry and both were good!”
Dry Mixes Comments:
- Chef Feedback – “Exceptional, versatile, and flavourful and simple to prepare– and that’s collective feedback. Interestingly too, the vleis rys en artappel addicts in the test group (men) were not in the least phased by the non-meat meal as they were satiated and the slightly exotic flavours / out of normal dishes more than made up for the missing chop on the plate, so to speak. Equally interesting too, is that 2 of the test group suffer quite severely from IBS, and chickpeas is usually a no no. The falafel did not have even the slightest adverse effect on either of them – whilst admittedly not a point easily or desirably marketable, it is after all, a plus. ”
