San Antonio-based Rooted Vegan Cuisine now shipping its lasagna nationwide

Yet another San Antonio-based vegan business has gone national.

The Alamo City’s Rooted Vegan Cuisine has begun selling its plant-based frozen lasagna via its website and shipping to all corners of the U.S.

Rooted simmers fresh eggplant, onions, celery and mushrooms in a rich and savory sauce for the layered Italian delicacy, which the owners said they prepare in small batches to ensure quality. The vegan “cheese” sauce is handcrafted in-house.

The Black-owned business also sells its lasagna, along with vegan mozzarella sticks and broccoli-and-cheese soup at San Antonio specialty shops including Kosmic Vegan Marketplace, 6923 W. Loop 1604 North, Ste 124, and Revolucion Coffee + Juice, 7959 Broadway, Suite 500.

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