5 insanely good vegetarian picnic recipes you won’t have tried
Prepare to blow meat-eaters away with this selection of delectable dishes courtesy of Waitrose
1. Berry and Cherry Flapjacks with Roasted Hazelnuts
Take these soft, sweet and fruity flapjacks on picnics, in your packed lunch or just sneak one into your handbag for whenever you need a protein-packed pick-me-up. Get Recipe
2. Vegetarian Club Sandwiches
What's that? Enjoying your club sandwich are you? Well so are we with these cheeky toasted little bad boys! Now pass us the crisps... Get Recipe
3. Peas, Tomato and Ricotta Tart
Peas, tomatoes AND ricotta – this tart contains all of our favourite summer flavours. Get Recipe
4. Courgette, Chickpea and Tomato Pasties
Yes, these are the pasties we've lovingly made at home, and yes, they are the most delicious ever. But sorry, we're not sharing. Get Recipe
5. Fresh Raspberry Lemonade
And after all that mouth-watering food, we're going to need something refreshing to wash it all down with. Cheers! Get Recipe
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