Veggies get in quick before moving to a supermarket that caters for meat free living.
No idea if national but loads at Tesco milton keynes Kingston store.
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darkkyle11 to jackiekeith
13 Oct 158#3
Belief???? It's not a strict code people should follow being vegetarian, people just don't like the idea of animals being killed for food. Doesn't mean they don't like the taste of meat. I don't see if your not vegi (like I'm not) how it even affects you? Makes no sense for people to moan about it wtf different does it make.
nix11 to jackiekeith
13 Oct 156#5
Not at all hypocritical. I'm not vegetarian because I dislike the taste of meat; it's because of the cruelty involved (don't fool yourself by thinking some meat is 'humane'-there is no such thing!). I'm sure this applies to a lot of vegetarians too, otherwise they'd simply be people who don't like eating meat. I don't care if my food looks or tastes like a sausage as long as there are no body parts in it! :smiley:
yrreb88 to jackiekeith
13 Oct 154#4
You're confusing shapes with meat alone when any food can be any shape. Sausages and burgers are very simple shapes at the end of the day. There are several possible reasons why veggie stuff does this such as simply making the transition from a meat diet to a veggie one as seamless as possible.
bootoo123 to jackiekeith
13 Oct 154#6
When was the last time you saw a sausage or burger shaped animal?
Maybe the food is shaped that way as it's easier to eat and combine with other foods? I don't eat it because it's "shaped like meat", thanks for making me chuckle though! Bless you.
Latest comments (26)
greyrider
24 Oct 15#25
The sugar content is mostly higher in veggie pre-prepared food. I have been Vegan, Vegetarian and Omnivore. Quorn is not ethically vegetarian, as it is tested on animals and most foods are tasteless, unless smothered in salt and sugar. I am a diabetic, animal rights activist and have food prepared from scratch. Enjoy the deal, but read those labels, excessive sugar and salt destroys your vascular system, quicker than smoking, cocaine and opiates.
daimonic to greyrider
24 Oct 15#26
Why test on animals?! Thats shocked me. Why did they think a vegetarian wouldnt mind eating food tested on animals!! Will tell my sister. Its amazing tricks companies pull & think are acceptable.
jdbigguy
15 Oct 15#24
If your carer allowed you to shop, you might be able to contribute deals and not just your opinions.
Don_Mega
14 Oct 15#23
Thanks for telling us you work for Tesco and confirming it's a national offer. EXCEPT IT'S NOT NATIONAL. It's back to Lidl for me, Tesco, you book-fiddling rob dogs.
scunny
14 Oct 15#22
FFS it gets worse, mad cow rife where you are?
kaewhole
13 Oct 152#7
Ethical vegetarianism is more about preventing killing and suffering rather than avoiding products that look and taste similar to meat. Also, many of the 'meat like' products are aimed at meat eaters wishing to explore vegetarian alternatives.
huggychair to kaewhole
14 Oct 15#21
But by buying items that are burger or sausage shaped, surely you are promoting the sale of such items, most of which are made from the souls of your farmyard cousins.
bargaincraver
14 Oct 15#20
no such good deals in my Littlehamptom Tesco (but got some good 'reduced for quick sale' stuff instead
mrspatch
14 Oct 15#19
I love the taste of meat but for health reasons eat veggie stuff -- love tesco veggie balls and quorn chicken pieces.
Don_Mega
14 Oct 15#18
Quorn Family roast! I'm in mustard and bread-sauce sandwich heaven!
jackiekeith
13 Oct 15#2
I work at Tesco - national deal! ;question though- why do people who claim to be vegetarian want to eat food that looks like meat???? surely against their belief of not eating animals?? just seems hypocritical to me!
darkkyle11 to jackiekeith
13 Oct 158#3
Belief???? It's not a strict code people should follow being vegetarian, people just don't like the idea of animals being killed for food. Doesn't mean they don't like the taste of meat. I don't see if your not vegi (like I'm not) how it even affects you? Makes no sense for people to moan about it wtf different does it make.
yrreb88 to jackiekeith
13 Oct 154#4
You're confusing shapes with meat alone when any food can be any shape. Sausages and burgers are very simple shapes at the end of the day. There are several possible reasons why veggie stuff does this such as simply making the transition from a meat diet to a veggie one as seamless as possible.
nix11 to jackiekeith
13 Oct 156#5
Not at all hypocritical. I'm not vegetarian because I dislike the taste of meat; it's because of the cruelty involved (don't fool yourself by thinking some meat is 'humane'-there is no such thing!). I'm sure this applies to a lot of vegetarians too, otherwise they'd simply be people who don't like eating meat. I don't care if my food looks or tastes like a sausage as long as there are no body parts in it! :smiley:
bootoo123 to jackiekeith
13 Oct 154#6
When was the last time you saw a sausage or burger shaped animal?
Maybe the food is shaped that way as it's easier to eat and combine with other foods? I don't eat it because it's "shaped like meat", thanks for making me chuckle though! Bless you.
jdbigguy to jackiekeith
14 Oct 153#9
Question- Why are you such an idiot?
scunny to jackiekeith
14 Oct 152#13
FFS meat eater alert ! Why are meat eaters obsessed with veggies? Why don't you just eat the animal instead of turning it into sausages, burgers, pies ect? Thanks for your help now go pick your animal and put it into what you like?
StreetfighterKEV to jackiekeith
14 Oct 15#17
dingbat of the year post
geraldfitzsimons
14 Oct 15#14
quorn Taste's of cardboard
scunny to geraldfitzsimons
14 Oct 15#16
How do you come to that stupid conclusion?
Hersheymad
14 Oct 15#15
I Loves cardboard too, :stuck_out_tongue:
danieldraper96
14 Oct 151#12
Hope this is on by me, I go through most of these frozen products every week. Really never thought I'd change my diet so much since January but once you know the truth about where your meat comes from, I just can't justify eating it any more
cburns
14 Oct 15#11
Yep...that's capitalism for you...cruelty to animals and cruelty to humans... costs before concern
If human rights no longer matter to Government...then you can bet that Animal rights will start to be eroded :wink:
vhot
14 Oct 151#10
You might ask your teacher in the class tomorrow, OK? Go to bed now!
sunpreet
13 Oct 152#8
I actually miss the taste but can't deal with the cruelty or fact that I'm stomaching something which once had emotions and feelings and relationships.
Love the meat free ranges, they really are a god send
Hersheymad
13 Oct 15#1
Oh I hope it is will have a look thank you x sounds like a supa selection there x
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Opening post
Tesco meat free style balls 44p
Tesco Sweet potato falafel 44p
Tesco Vegetable & halloumi & quinoa rolls 44p
Quorn family roast 63p
Quorn pasties 63p
Quorn chefs selection 58p
Quorn southern fried 8 burgers 75p
Quorn thai chicken fillets 50p
Linda McCartney mushroom & spinach burgers 50p
Veggies get in quick before moving to a supermarket that caters for meat free living.
No idea if national but loads at Tesco milton keynes Kingston store.
Top comments
Maybe the food is shaped that way as it's easier to eat and combine with other foods? I don't eat it because it's "shaped like meat", thanks for making me chuckle though! Bless you.
Latest comments (26)
Maybe the food is shaped that way as it's easier to eat and combine with other foods? I don't eat it because it's "shaped like meat", thanks for making me chuckle though! Bless you.
If human rights no longer matter to Government...then you can bet that Animal rights will start to be eroded :wink:
Love the meat free ranges, they really are a god send