Frequently Asked Questions
Vegetarian
Where possible we always source and use Australian veggies, however sometimes due to seasonality and availability this isn’t always possible. The Country of Origin Label on our packaging shows to what minimum % our ingredients are of australian origin.
Absolutely! You’ve got the power to freeze our packs for ultimate convenience! Whether they’re unopened or opened, you can pop them right into the freezer.
Here’s a pro tip: For the best results, place the packs in a sealed container before freezing, and they’ll stay good for up to 3 months.
When you’re ready to indulge, simply defrost and cook as you normally would. Just remember, once you’ve thawed them, please do not refreeze, and enjoy within 2 days of opening for the freshest and tastiest experience.
So, with the power of freezing on your side, you can keep the Wildly Good flavours on hand for those perfectly timed hungry moments!
When we say each burger is “1 serve of veg” this is based on the Australian Dietary Guidelines with a serve being 75g of cooked vegetables.
A delicious mix of legumes (full of gut loving fibre) and freshly chopped veggies makes up each serve.
With Wildly Good burgers, you can indulge guilt-free, knowing that you’re nourishing your body with the goodness of veggies, on your way to achieving 5-a-day. Enjoy the taste and the health benefits all in one mouthwatering package!
The tray is recyclable whilst the small plastic film is not. Please follow the Australia Recycling logo on the pack.
Check out arl.org.au for further details.
When we launched our fritter bites packs a few years ago, the bags were eligible for RedCycle soft plastics recycling in Australia. Unfortunately, although they remain technically recyclable, since the collapse of this organisation there is no current recycling solution for these packs. We are working hard to evolve our packaging to be entirely curb-side recyclable and hope to have some good news soon. Watch this space!



