UK plant-based brand Gosh! has expanded its portfolio with the launch of a new Super Plants Sausages range, tapping into growing demand for functional, nutrient-dense meat alternatives.

Rolling out in Tesco stores nationwide from 13 April, the new products are positioned as a next-generation offering that combines plant diversity with targeted nutritional benefits.

The range includes two variants, Parsnip, Leek & Pea with Linseed and Mushroom, Wild Garlic & Chia Seed, both developed using vegetables, pulses, seeds and herbs to deliver what the brand describes as “plant-powered” nutrition.

Each product contains a minimum of 15 plant points and is naturally high in both fibre and protein, aligning with increasing consumer interest in gut health, energy support and overall wellbeing.

With around 7.8g of fibre and 8.4g of protein per 100g, the sausages are designed to offer a balance between nutritional value and everyday convenience, without high calorie density.

Gosh! partnered with registered nutritionist Becca Meadows and chefs to develop the range, ensuring both flavour and nutritional integrity. The brand emphasises the use of 100% natural, minimally processed ingredients, free from artificial additives or preservatives.

Speaking about the range, Becca Meadows said: “Understanding what is in your food is more important now than ever before. The new Super Plants Sausages are naturally rich in nutrients, with an ingredients list you can understand. It’s a great way to support your overall fibre and protein intake to support your health, without compromising on flavour.”

Caroline Hughes, marketing director at Gosh! added: “Consumers today are driven by more than just taste, they’re looking for food that delivers real value to their health and wellbeing. With our new Super Plants Sausages, we’re leading with this health-first mindset, creating a product that helps people feel their best without compromising on flavour."

Priced at £2.99 for a pack of six, the Super Plants Sausages will debut in Tesco, with additional retail listings expected to follow.