Plant-Based Buffalo Chicken Patties

Plant-based chicken patties are typically made from soy protein concentrate or vital wheat gluten (seitan) as the primary protein base. Additional ingredients include water, sunflower or canola oil, natural flavorings, spices, and binding agents like corn starch or flour. NoPigNeva offers both soy-based and seitan-based options, including Non-GMO and gluten-free certified varieties.

Not all products are gluten-free. Seitan-based items like Bartleby's Seitan Chicken Cutlets contain vital wheat gluten and are not suitable for gluten-intolerant individuals. However, products like Daring Foods Plant-Based Chicken Pieces are certified Gluten Free and Non-GMO, making them a safe choice for those with gluten sensitivities.

Cooking methods vary by product. Most options can be baked in a conventional or convection oven at 350°F for 10–20 minutes, cooked in an air fryer in about 10 minutes, or pan-fried in a little oil for 10–12 minutes. Always ensure an internal temperature of 165°F is reached. Microwave is generally not recommended for best texture results.

NoPigNeva's plant-based chicken products use two primary protein sources: soy protein concentrate, found in brands like Daring Foods and NoPigNeva's own plant-based chicken, and vital wheat gluten (seitan), used in Bartleby's cutlets. Both deliver high protein content while remaining 100% free from animal-derived ingredients.

Yes, NoPigNeva offers free nationwide shipping within the USA on orders totaling $99.99 or more (exclusions may apply). Many customers report receiving their orders as quickly as the next day. Individual product prices range from under $10 to $19.99, making it easy to qualify for free shipping by combining multiple items.

Yes. NoPigNeva offers a membership program that provides a flat 10% discount on all purchases — with no membership fees and no minimum order requirements. This discount applies across all products, including vegan chicken patties, breaded pieces, and seitan cutlets, making it an easy way to reduce costs on regular plant-based grocery orders.