Quorn on the Kop: Liverpool FC serves up meat-free steak pies at Anfield

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(L-R) Neil Ruddock and John Barnes plan to serve up the meat-free pies to fans at Anfield on Saturday | Credit: Quorn
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(L-R) Neil Ruddock and John Barnes plan to serve up the meat-free pies to fans at Anfield on Saturday | Credit: Quorn

Club claims veggie version of classic match day steak pie could see Anfield cut up to 2,250 tonnes of CO2 in just one season

Liverpool Football Club has teamed up with Quorn to serve up meat-free pies at for fans at its Anfield homeground in a bid to encourage more climate-friendly dietary choices, the meat-alternative food...

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