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Slutty Vegan products are now available in metro Atlanta Targets

‘Breakfast will never be the same’

Aisha “Pinky” Cole started Slutty Vegan as a mobile food service before it opened a brick-and-mortar store in Atlanta's Westview neighborhood in 2019.
By Ebony Williams
Aug 16, 2023

Atlanta residents can now buy Slutty Vegan products at Target.

Pinky Cole — founder of Slutty Vegan — has already expanded the reach of her popular restaurant chain beyond Atlanta. And now, she’s taking her much-loved products to a retail setting, where, at participating Targets, you can buy the restaurant’s popular vegan bacon and “Slut Dust” seasoning.

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Cole broke the news on her Instagram with a picture of her Slutty Bacon in the refrigerated section with the caption “They tried to make me a target, so we put em’ in TARGET!” (Cole’s Slutty Vegan restaurants have been the target of a series of break-ins over the past year.)

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Slutty Vegan’s partnership with Target will allow fans to make their own healthy creations from the comfort of home.

Both the seasoning and vegan bacon can be found at 12 Target stores across metro Atlanta.

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Ebony Williams is a writer, indie producer and director, and journalist for a variety of magazine outlets. Her career has led her to create content for entertainment, sports, lifestyle, local breaking news and more.

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