Violife
Overview
Violife 100% vegan cheese is a range of award-winning vegan cheese product that helps consumers dive effortlessly into a plant-based diet. Free from dairy, nuts, soy, preservatives, lactose and gluten, Violife products have a coconut oil base and are fortified with vitamin B12. Violife products are available in a variety of delicious flavors - including smoked provolone, mature cheddar, feta, mozzarella, and more - that can be enjoyed straight from the pack, sprinkled on pasta, sliced into sandwiches or melted onto pizza. Violife is the vegan cheese with a taste that is enjoyed by cheese lovers around the world.
Plant-Based Cheese
100% Vegan
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