Costa Coffee launches new vegan 'bacon' bap

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Gordan Ramsey look-alike fronts new Vegan Bac'n Bap campaign | Credit:Costa Coffee
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Gordan Ramsey look-alike fronts new Vegan Bac'n Bap campaign | Credit:Costa Coffee

Gordon Ramsey look-alike Martin Jordan will be the face of the new Vegan Bac'n Bap

A new Vegan Bac'n Bap will be available in Costa Coffee branches across the country from today, the coffee shop giant has announced, in the latest boost to the fast-expanding alternative meat market...

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