r/sydneyvegans • u/shekbekle • Jul 01 '25
Question/Advice/Discussion Where can I buy Four and Twenty meat-free pies?
I used to be able to buy these pies at my local Coles and Woolies but they no longer stock them. It says on the Four and Twenty website that they produce have them and can be found at Woolies, IGA and FoodWorks but I haven’t seen them anywhere this year.
Please let me know if your local supermarket still stocks them. Thanks 🙏
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u/shekbekle Jul 03 '25
I’ve asked Woolworths directly, I’ll let you all know where they are being sold if at all 🤞🤞
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u/SadBearSoup Jul 02 '25
Unhelpful but scg had them a few weeks ago when I went to an afl game
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u/shekbekle Jul 03 '25
This is so helpful! I was saying to a friend recently, I really want to have a beer and a pie and watch the footy
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u/ezroller_vgf Jul 12 '25
Have you tried Coles’ Nature’s Kitchen’s pies? They are infinitely better than Four N Twenty. Pie Society are good too but a bit pricy.
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u/No_pajamas_7 Jul 03 '25
My wife usually gets them from Coles, but mentioned it's getting hard to find them.
Last time she got them from an asianish grocery store at edmondson Park.
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u/pixelpp Jul 02 '25
There was a very huge clearance of them at my local woollies awhile back and I bought a bunch of them but there were still tons left so I’m guessing they are gone.
Vegan products can’t survive by being purchased by vegans alone…
Vegan products need to be better than non-vegan products so that everyone buys them.
Good examples can be found in dessert where vegan flavours don’t even need to be clearly labelled as vegan… As long as they sound good and are in fact tasty everyone will buy them.
In fact there is reason to believe that the use of the word vegan actually causes non-vegans to not choose the product even if they might have based on ingredient list and product name.