A baked Curry Roll on a dark surface with 'Vegan Essentials' branding.
ESSENTIAL Curry Rolls
A split curry roll on a dark surface with visible filling
ESSENTIAL Curry Rolls
A baked Curry Roll on a dark surface with 'Vegan Essentials' branding.
ESSENTIAL Curry Rolls
A split curry roll on a dark surface with visible filling
ESSENTIAL Curry Rolls

ESSENTIAL Curry Rolls

Sausage roll? No.
Curry roll? Yes.

Quite a whimsical and puffy twist, with crunch, warmth, and that gently-spiced comfort.

Limited offer & stock. "Vegan Essentials" Branded Curry Rolls.

One of the Vegan Essentials. Affordable food for everyone, straight to your doorstep.

🟧 Now you can order as many as you want! Enjoy the seasonal collab offer!

  • Express UK Home Delivery
  • Lovingly Made in Kent
  • We Refuse to Use Any Artificial Flavour
  • Plant-Based. Natural Protein & Fibre
  • Free Replacement if Damaged in Transit
  • Brand Found in Costco & Morrisons

Wheat Flour [WHEAT Flour, Calcium Carbonate, Iron, Niacin, Thaimin], Water, Vegetable Margarine [Palm Oil, Water, Salt, Emulsifier: Mono- and di-glycerides of fatty acid (E471)], Onion (4.3%), Sweet Corn (3%), Carrot (3%), Cauliflower (3%), Green Beans (3%), Peas (3%), Tikka Paste [Rapeseed Oil, Salt, Coriander, Paprika, Sugar, Garlic Puree, Water, Turmeric, Ginger Puree, Tamarind, Fenugreek, MUSTARD Powder, Cumin, Preservatives: Citric Acid (E330), Lactic Acid (E270), Asafoetida],Textured Vegetable Protein (SOYA), Modified Waxy Maize Starch, Tomato Puree, Dehydrated Potato, Rusk [WHEAT Flour (Calcium Carbonate, Iron, Niacin, Thiamin), Salt, Raising Agent: Ammonium Bicarbonate (E503ii)], Glaze [Dextrin (Potato), Dextrose], Garlic Puree, Sugar, Salt, Stabiliser: Hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose (E464), Coarse Black Pepper, Cumin, Onion Powder, Chilli Powder, Ground Black Pepper.

Typical Values per 100g (Baked)
Energy (kJ) 1188
Energy (kcal) 281
Fat (g) 15.9
of which saturates (g) 7.5
Carbohydrate (g) 28.6
of which sugars (g) 2.1
Fibre (g) 2.3
Protein (g) 5.8
Salt (g) 1.04

To bake: Place in a pre-heated oven (alternatively air fryer) at 190C. Gas mark 5 for 25-30 minutes or until golden brown and baked through.

Do not reheat the Curry Rolls baked
Do not refreeze frozen Curry Rolls once defrosted

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Coriander

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Coriander is here mainly for flavour, and honestly, that is more than enough. It brings a fresh, citrus like lift that cuts through richer sauces and spices, making the whole bite feel brighter. Like many herbs, it contains naturally occurring plant compounds, but in real recipe amounts its biggest job is aroma & balance.

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Our spice blend has been passed down through 3 generations, shaped by cooking, tasting, adjusting, arguing mildly, tasting again, and somehow knowing when it is finally right. That is 86,400 meals of practice if you’re counting, and yes, we counted.

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You May Wonder🤔

I wish all vegan chicken had our flavour!

I know vegan chicken and meat alternatives do not always have the best reputation, but ours is different (let me convince you).

Our meals are made in our own kitchen using our 80 year old family recipes, have won three Great Taste awards, and can be found in Costco, Morrisons and other stores across the UK, Europe and the US.

Give them a try, start with our bestselling Tikka Kebab Skewers (very rich Tikka flavour), then add a Butter Curry (creamy & comforting) too.

I can’t decide for you. But I can tell you a story we now call:

“cheat on chicken”

The reactions that surprise us most often come from meat eaters.

“Can’t believe the texture and flavour.”

“Wait, this is plant-based?”

A few years ago, at an exhibition in Canada 🇨🇦, two men walked past our stand. One (who claimed to hate plant-based food!) looked at the food and said:

“Is this plant-based? Must be horrible.”

He had eaten meat his whole life, so Satvinder handed him a freshly cooked Tikka Kebab.

He tried one, still muttering “disgusting”.

Then he took another.

After a few silent seconds, he looked at us and said:

“I feel like I’ve cheated on my wife.”

We had to ask why.

He explained that it tasted so close to meat, with so much flavour, that eating it felt like cheating on everything he had always known.

A bizarre comparison, yes. But the phrase has stayed with our team ever since.

That is what SHICKEN aims to do: make food that vegans and meat eaters can enjoy around the same table.

SHICKEN might not save the day, but it can certainly save the meal!

In London — let’s say Shoreditch — a curry can cost around £11.95, sometimes closer to £15. Add service charge, transport and all that walking, and dinner can easily reach £30. Ouch!

Our curries are £4.99, and our kebab skewers work out at around £1.30 each before discounts. Buy a bulk pack with a discount & seasonal offer, though, and it can work out at

A curry £3, each kebab roughly 75p!

We send out vouchers regularly too, so sign up to our newsletter.

Keep a few in the freezer (also: our meals are suitable for home freezing, 12+ months life!), pop them in the microwave or oven, and dinner is done in around 10 minutes.

We offer a replacement guarantee if anything arrives damaged in transit.

Send us two or three photos showing:

  1. The damaged item
  2. A clear photo of the delivery label
  3. The outer delivery box, if it is also damaged

No, you don’t need to. Cook it straight from frozen! Curry ready in 7 and kebabs ready in 20!

Absolutely. Our meals. kebabs, curries, pieces, desserts and more, are really versatile. Serve them on a platter, with rice, naan, chutney, salad or whatever else you fancy.

And yes, you can claim you made them. Remember to hide the packaging!

Imagine cooking a big batch for a market, a gathering or the freezer. You sear the ingredients, add cumin and other spices, simmer everything, pack it up, chill it and freeze some for later.

Technically, that is processed. But processed does not automatically mean unhealthy. Washing, cooking, packing, chilling and freezing can all help with safety, shelf life and affordability.

Our Tikka Kebabs, for example, are low in sugar and saturated fat, with no artificial flavouring.

We use soya and peas for natural protein, along with our spice blend for that rich tikka flavour. Healthy, yummy and convenient!

Our meals are carefully balanced with spice. Most have a gentle heat, and you can shop by spice level to find your favourite, whether that means you prefer something sweet and rich, deeply savoury or like it properly HOT 😊!

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⬤ 16th April 2026 on TRUSTPILOT

These products are super tasty, not too hot, but well spiced, and the vegan chicken is succulent.

Christiane Botha

⬤ 7th Feb 2026 on TRUSTPILOT

Oh my! Shicken did not disappoint and I’m so happy I took the plunge and ordered a medley of products (possibly because I just couldn’t make up my mind what to try). Of course, I then had the slight ‘what if it’s crap’ panic but I really didn’t need to worry. The butter curry is absolute heaven, the creamy sauce is amazing and the tikka kebabs have gone down a real treat (and can be air fried too). I have no idea how shicken have managed to make something that is not only so tasty but pretty healthy too. To top it all it gets delivered in a cool bag (with ice) well packed box ready to pop in the freezer. I’m a total convert!

Tracey

⬤ 10th Jan 2026 on TRUSTPILOT

We love Shicken. The food is great and delivery is always quick. Now that they have expanded their range there is even more choice. The curries and kebabs are excellent with plenty of flavour. The Pilau rice we tried for the first time last night and that was also good. Looking forward to trying the Curry Rolls.With them being local to where we live it is also great to buy from a local business.Will definitely be ordering again soon.

Sean Cozens

⬤ 3rd Feb 2026 on TRUSTPILOT

These are so tasty and taste just as good as meat and cannot tell the difference which is perfect for our family as our son is vegan

Lucy Chester

⬤ 4th Aug 2025 on TRUSTPILOT

Delicious game changer. Firstly love the texture and wow so easy to cook. Char on the outside byfrying but delicious from the air frier. Tried the curries too, absolutelydelicious. They also sell the plain Shicken under the wholesaledropdown, this will be a brilliant addition to any dish! Will definitelyrecommend. Customer service and communication also 1st class

Eva Taylor

⬤ 26th Nov 2025 on FACEBOOK

...meat for me has not been an option for 15 years and Shicken is the best alternative i've tasted. After a health scare 9 years ago, i gained 2 stone... I have been trying to lose the last bit with high levels of protein. It's been hard as I love veg... I have been using Shicken for a month now, no more bloated stomach, lots of protein in gorgeous food. I have just had butter curry with the protein rice (40g of protein in 1 meal without even trying - winner), added a small naan as a side as your curry is flowing with sauce. Only got halfway through and was totally full. Never even touched the naan... I am really happy that your meals fill me up and stop me wandering off track. Customer for life here. ❤️

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SHICKEN meals usually have these good stuff:

Red Lentils

Small but mighty, bringing plant protein and feel-good comfort

Coriander

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Kidney Beans

Hearty little legends packed with fibre and slow-burning energy!

Mixed Spices

Secret hearty spice blend from our family!

Peas

Sweet, bright, (quietly) powerful

Soya

Natural plant protein

Tomatoes

Juicy & turning everything richer and saucier

Onions

We had lots of tears cutting these! Very flavourful, the hero behind the scenes

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