IKEA Malaysia has just announced an exciting new addition to their menu – the IKEA plant ball. This innovative dish is the perfect solution for those looking for a sustainable and delicious alternative to traditional meatballs. Made with yellow pea protein, oats, potatoes, onion, and apple, the plant ball has a lower impact on the environment, with only 4% of the climate footprint of the classic IKEA meatballs.
The IKEA plant ball is part of the company’s commitment to being people and planet-positive. With a goal of becoming climate positive by 2030, IKEA is taking significant steps towards reducing their environmental impact. By introducing this new plant-based option, they are encouraging more Malaysians to take small steps towards leading a more sustainable lifestyle.
Malcolm Pruys, Country Retail Director of IKEA Malaysia, said, “We want to inspire and encourage more Malaysians to take small steps towards leading a sustainable lifestyle, starting from our eating habits. With the new plant ball, we are proud to offer meat lovers a delicious, affordable, and more sustainable alternative – without compromising on the IKEA meatball experience that is loved by many.”
The move towards plant-based meals is part of IKEA’s commitment to reducing the climate footprint of their food business. By 2025, they aim to make 50% of their restaurant’s main meals plant-based. With the new plant ball added to their line-up of offerings, they are one step closer to achieving this sustainability goal.
Customers can look forward to trying the IKEA plant ball at all IKEA stores nationwide from 8 May 2023. With this new addition to the menu, Malaysians can enjoy a delicious and sustainable alternative that is better for the planet, without sacrificing the taste and experience they love from IKEA’s classic meatballs.
In addition to the IKEA plant ball being available at all IKEA stores nationwide, customers can now enjoy it in a delicious meal set at the IKEA Swedish Restaurants. The plant ball meal set comes with mashed potatoes, broccoli, and lingonberry jam, giving customers a complete and satisfying dining experience.
What’s more, the plant ball dishes are incredibly affordable, with prices starting from just RM5.90. This means that everyone can enjoy a delicious and sustainable meal without breaking the bank.
For a satisfying meal, try the 8pcs (RM9.90) or 12pcs (RM12.90) plant ball meal set with mashed potato and broccoli. These sets come with a generous serving of plant balls, making them a filling and delicious option.
For kids or those with smaller appetites, the kids plant ball (RM5.90) is a perfect choice. It’s the same great taste as the regular plant ball, just in a smaller portion.
If you’re in the mood for something a little different, try the plant ball wrap (RM6.50). Packed with mouth-watering plant balls and crisp veggies, all wrapped up in a soft tortilla, this wrap is sure to tantalize your taste buds.
For a pasta lover, the 5pcs plant ball pasta (RM7.90) is an excellent choice. It features perfectly cooked pasta, tomato sauce, and savory plant balls, creating a mouth-watering dish that’s hard to resist.
No matter what you choose, you can rest assured that you’re making a positive impact on the environment with every bite. So head on down to your nearest IKEA store and try out the IKEA plant ball in its different portions and varieties today!
IKEA Batu Kawan
Address: 752, Persiaran Cassia Selatan, 8, Lebuhraya Bandar Cassia, 14110 Simpang Ampat, Penang
Operating hours: 10am – 10pm
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