Fancy Plants dishes out 20,000 free plant-based snacks 2022

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Leading Australian plant-based snack brand, Fancy Plants, is celebrating Earth Day by going on tour to hand out thousands of free plant-based snacks and these passionate plant-pioneers have also teamed up with The Tree Project to get their hands dirty (literally!) and plant some trees.

The theme of this year's Earth Day is to invest in our planet and two fabulously simple ways to help the Earth flourish is by eating more plant-based food and planting trees. That is why Fancy Plants has decided to help Aussies to do exactly that with its 'Plants for the Planet' tour.

As part of the tour, a fancy dessert van will pop up at Bondi Beach on 20th of April handing out over 10,000 free seriously delicious plant-based snacks that are better for the planet. On the day, people can also join the Fancy Plants x The Tree Projects 'Plants for the Planet' program that will see at least 5,000 trees being planted.

All Fancy Plants snacks are plant-based and packed with added positive nutrition such as calcium and prebiotic fibre that helps good bacteria in your digestive system flourish. Those who visit the dessert van will be able to enjoy delicious Fancy Plants snacks that include:

• Silky Pot - a smooth as silk and seriously delicious Chocolate pudding

• Rice Pud - a plant-based twist on an old fave, rice pudding

• Chia Pod - chocolate or vanilla café style chia pudding on the go

In addition to Fancy Plants snacks, the first 100 people at each location will also be treated to an exclusive Fancy Plants' 'Plants for the Planet' goodie bag packed with eco-conscious products, including Da-sh, a sparkling water brand that helps reduce food waste, vegan skincare from natural beauty brand Edible Beauty, veggie seeds from Little Veggie Patch and pot plants from Melbourne's hippest plant warehouse, Botanicah.*

Fancy Plants 'Plants for the Planet' Van Tour Dates

SYDNEY

Bondi Beach, 11am to 3pm, Wednesday 20th April

Fancy Plants are for a world where people and planet thrive and its 'Plants for the Planet' tour is one of many ways the passionate plant-pioneers give back to the environment. They are also a partner of global organisation 1% for the Planet, that sees 1% of all sales going back to social and environmental groups and have a goal to become B-Corp certified.

If you can't make it to one of the locations for the 'Planets for the Planet' tour, you can sign up to the 'Plants for the Planet' program where you could have a tree planted on your behalf via the Fancy Plants website here: https://fancyplants.com/au/

To learn more, visit: www.fancyplants.com