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Pre-launch · Meat from eggs

The egg
became meat.

Four ingredients. The nutrition of chicken. The label of an egg. Not a plant. Not a cell.

A cracked egg spilling pale fibrous OVO protein, surrounded by whole eggs

20g

protein

1g

carb

90%

egg whites

4

ingredients

01 / The problem

Alt-chicken failed the plate. Real chicken is winning — and unstable.

Plant-based

Fibrous binders. Ultra-processed texture. Shoppers tried it, then left. Category sales stalled. Retailers are cutting SKUs that do not eat like meat.

Real chicken

Demand is back. Price and supply stay volatile — a real problem for meal-prep kitchens and foodservice that need a protein they can plate every day.

02 / The product

Four ingredients. The nutrition of meat. The label of an egg.

Egg whites, oil, seasoning. Ovalbumin already knows how to become structure. Steamed low and slow, it forms meat-like fibers — without soy, gluten, or methylcellulose.

  • Not plant-meat. Does not pretend to be a pea isolate steak.
  • No tanks. No seven-year scale-up. A commercial kitchen.
  • Steamed into shreds, slices, and sausage that eat like chicken.
  • A complete protein with a short label shoppers already trust.
An OVO sandwich behind a scatter of whole eggs, shells, and egg white

03 / Formats

Three SKUs that behave like the chicken they replace.

Smoked OVO deli slices on a terracotta plate, ringed with whole and cracked eggs

Fold, stack, and melt. Built for the sandwich that has to hold at noon and still taste like lunch.

04 / The kitchen

Steamed low and slow so ovalbumin forms meat-like fibers.

We are a consumer brand with a commercial kitchen, not a bioreactor. Low CapEx. Fast iteration. The ingredient giants already raise the protein; we sell the plate.

Egg white pouring from a glass pitcher beside stacked shells and a bowl of OVO
  1. 01

    Whites

    Start with liquid egg whites. They are ninety percent of the formula — a complete protein shoppers already trust.

  2. 02

    Season

    Oil and seasoning only. No soy, no gluten, no methylcellulose from a lab aisle.

  3. 03

    Steam

    Low, slow heat sets ovalbumin into aligned fibers. The protein already knows how to become structure.

  4. 04

    Finish

    Slice, shred, or stuff. Smoke or pan-brown to order. Commercial kitchen equipment. No bioreactor.

05 / Position

The only meat that starts as an egg.

Plant chicken

Binders doing the work of meat.

  • Fibrous gums and flavor systems
  • Shoppers tried it, then left
  • Category sales stalled

Cultured meat

A tank, a decade, a maybe.

  • Unproven at grocery scale
  • Extreme capital to launch
  • Trust still being built

OVO

The only meat that starts as an egg.

  • Four ingredients, short label
  • Kitchen CapEx, not a campus
  • Eggs people already buy

06 / The bite

80%

preferred OVO versus tofu chicken in a blind taste test.

Blind, not branded

Preference against the default “healthy” substitute — the one already in the case.

Texture first

Shreds tear. Sausage browns. Slices stack. That is the problem fake chicken never solved.

Next proof

A 21-day cold-chain shelf life buyers will actually slot, and the first 50 retail doors. The waitlist is how we choose which zip codes to knock on.

07 / The list

First packs. Fifty doors. Tell us where you shop.

OVO is not on shelves yet. Join the list for launch notes, tasting nights, and a heads-up when we are in a grocer near you.

What would you cook?

Contains egg. We use your email only to tell you when OVO is near you — no weekly digest, no sold lists.

08 / Questions

Before you cook the metaphor.