Veggie brand Quorn is set to start producing readymade wraps and sandwiches.
The new range is said to include sweet chilli and Caesar wraps, along with a variety of sandwiches.
Quorn's sandwich fillings will consist of the brand's imitation chicken with stuffing or salad, and sliced vegetarian ham salad.
A Ploughman's sarnie will also be on available.
The sandwiches and wraps will be priced at £3.29.
The meat-free industry is currently worth an estimated £308m, and Teesside-based Quorn has invested more than £12m in the past year to increase awareness of the brand.
The move comes after great success in Quorn's partnership with Greggs on its vegan sausage roll and a recent trial with KFC on an 'imposter' chicken burger .
Although the range is meat free, it will not be vegan friendly.
If you're keen to try them, the range is set to launch in selected universities that have a McColl's store on campus, and then, according to a spokesperson from Quorn, will roll out on a wider scale.
