Quorn Meat Free Chicken Pieces
Half Price: was £3.00 now £1.50
Item code: 7181751
Quorn Meat Free Mince 500g
Half Price: was £3.00 now £1.50
Item code: 7231332
Overview:
Description
Meat Free Mince
A healthy protein
Low in sat fat
Gluten free
Vegetarian Society approved
Meat Free Mince is made with mycoprotein.
A healthy* protein
*Quorn Meat Free Mince is a nutritionally healthy protein source because:
Quorn Meat Free Mince is high in protein; protein contributes to a growth in and maintenance of muscle mass
Quorn Meat Free Mince is low in saturated fat; consuming less saturated fat helps you maintain normal blood cholesterol levels as part of a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle
Quorn Meat Free Mince is a source of fibre
I love cooking with Quorn Meat Free Mince; it's one of many Quorn ingredients you can use to make delicious meals that your friends and family will love. The kids look forward to the chilli I make, and tell their friends my Bolognese is the best! We call it the "taste-good, feel-good factor."
Carole
Quorn Chef
Click on the link for more infos on ingredients, nutrition, dietary. This is also Slimming World friendly.
It's odd that you felt the need to tell us that, and some meat eaters complain about veggies going on about their eating habits.
chrisbass
22 Nov 154#2
I wonder how long before someone mentions cardboard or their own personal sensitivity to quorn and assumes everyone else has the same problems with it?
Latest comments (34)
piginabox
26 Nov 15#34
I think it was an episode of The Truth About Food.
babyme
25 Nov 15#33
Not sure if it's just me, but I've got an offer for 50 bonus nectar points on sainsburys my coupons when you buy the quern pieces - maybe worth checking..?
cjabingham
24 Nov 15#32
Any beans like kidney, black eyed, fava, flageolet etc. chickpeas too. Haricot beans too which is what baked beans usually are. Pinto beans too and rosa beans too. Cannot remember second part of rosa beans name. !
faipdeooiad
24 Nov 15#31
I've not had the newer ones. I tell you what I did have though, the quorn 'chefs selection' oriental stir fry. Makes 2 meals for approx £2.50 total. Really nice.
cjabingham
22 Nov 15#19
Beans as in brine or water. Not baked beans. Why do people assume you mean baked beans when you say beans ?! If I mean baked beans I'll say so!
bandhan1983 to cjabingham
22 Nov 15#20
LMAO! :smile:
You didn't give me the chance to assume though.
chrisbass to cjabingham
23 Nov 15#30
you say if you meant baked beans you'd say so but you didn't specify which beans you actually were talking about.
ultrak3wl
23 Nov 15#29
To be fair though a lot of people don't think it through. I took some burgers to a bbq once and everyone jumped on me asking if I didn't like meat then why did I want to imitate and pretend.
My timid reply that meat people didn't own the copyright and burgers were just convenient shapes whooshed over them unfortunately. Probably thought if you cut cows open they are full of round flat things lol.
As far as quorn marketing is concerned though yes they want it to seem as much like animal as possible to boost sales.
KyleWebster9
23 Nov 15#28
I'm a veggie and the reason they make meat style ingredients is because you would want a slab of mycroprotein for your spag bolvor your curry.
robo989
23 Nov 15#27
Ah right, sorry was sure they were 500g guess not.
bandhan1983
22 Nov 151#1
Just checked other online stores
@Tesco 500g = £2.79
@Morrisons 500g £2.40
@Asda BIG pack one ain't available. Small one (300g) is on sale at £6 for 4. It's nothing compared to the Sainsbury's one.
robo989 to bandhan1983
22 Nov 15#6
...Should have checked LIDL, it's always £1.50
fanpages to bandhan1983
22 Nov 15#26
Good price, bandhan1983. Thanks.
The last time I was in ASDA (on Thursday evening) they had the 350g chilled (not frozen) "Chicken" Pieces & Mince both at 2 for £4.00.
I see from MySupermarket.co.uk that Tesco have the 350g Mince item at £1.50 each until 24 November 2015:
Serious question no criticism (I love quorn) but how do they get away with calling them "chicken pieces"? Check the packet it doesn't say "chicken style " or anything like that.
Treboeth to ultrak3wl
22 Nov 15#22
guess it comes under the same category as Hot Dogs :stuck_out_tongue:
There again Hot Dogs may contain dog :confused:
bellboys to ultrak3wl
22 Nov 15#24
EXACTLY what I was posting about in the Morrisons Quorn thread! It really is ridiculous; you can even buy FISHLESS FISH CAKES! Plus I've never totally understood the apparent need for Veggie stuff to be made to look like real meat?? But now it's being taken further by actually calling it meat! Bizarre.
nbgrobbo
22 Nov 15#23
Go half and half with beef mince for a heathy alternative
cjabingham
22 Nov 15#18
Just eat beans. ! Cheaper as you can get 4 tins for a pound. Chickpeas too.
faipdeooiad
22 Nov 151#16
hot - filled up my freezer recently when they were on offer at morrisons for £1.47 for the big 500g packs
bandhan1983 to faipdeooiad
22 Nov 15#17
Did you fill up your freezer with Quorn's Southern bites? They've improved recipe and tastier than before. Had some last night and realised time to fill up with THIS one.
They are also on offer at Morrisons. 5 for £4. Someone posted about this offer on Friday.
bandhan1983
22 Nov 15#15
Yep. Spice in a small pack to cook mince for Spaghetti Bolognese.
mishmar
22 Nov 151#14
Yes very odd comment, who cares what food you prefer?
piginabox
22 Nov 151#10
Great price. I saw a documentary on BBC recently and Quorn said that now more meat eaters buy their products than veggies.
bandhan1983 to piginabox
22 Nov 15#13
Is the documentary still available on iplayer?
I buy Quorn products when they are on offer. I'm a meat eater but I prefer Quorn's Chicken nuggets/bites.
Obstinate_Person
22 Nov 15#12
Powder?
condracky
22 Nov 154#11
It's odd that you felt the need to tell us that, and some meat eaters complain about veggies going on about their eating habits.
chrisbass
22 Nov 154#2
I wonder how long before someone mentions cardboard or their own personal sensitivity to quorn and assumes everyone else has the same problems with it?
Tanweeralqarni to chrisbass
22 Nov 151#5
Hot deal, but I personally like to eat real minced meat than artificial minced meat.
bandhan1983 to chrisbass
22 Nov 151#9
Cook it with Morrisons's Spaghetti Bolognese powder & you can't tell the difference :smile:
bandhan1983
22 Nov 15#8
Who is going to deny real minced meat are so delish?
I posted this offer for the Vegetarians, Vegans and those folks doing Slimming World. These Quorn products are either free or low in syns.
bandhan1983
22 Nov 151#7
Lidl is doing small ones. This one is "500g" :smiley:
bandhan1983
22 Nov 151#4
Whoa! That's fab. How did I miss it? I was in a rush and bought meat free mince this afternoon. Without checking I took the small one to the till thinking it was the one on offer. Didn't realise Chicken pieces are also on offer.
Anyway, I'm a meat eater too.
Thank you very much ^_^
Treboeth
22 Nov 151#3
Quorn Meat Free Chicken Style Pieces (500g) in the offer as well maybe edit the title OP :smiley:
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Opening post
Half Price: was £3.00 now £1.50
Item code: 7181751
Quorn Meat Free Mince 500g
Half Price: was £3.00 now £1.50
Item code: 7231332
Overview:
Description
Meat Free Mince
A healthy protein
Low in sat fat
Gluten free
Vegetarian Society approved
Meat Free Mince is made with mycoprotein.
A healthy* protein
*Quorn Meat Free Mince is a nutritionally healthy protein source because:
Quorn Meat Free Mince is high in protein; protein contributes to a growth in and maintenance of muscle mass
Quorn Meat Free Mince is low in saturated fat; consuming less saturated fat helps you maintain normal blood cholesterol levels as part of a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle
Quorn Meat Free Mince is a source of fibre
I love cooking with Quorn Meat Free Mince; it's one of many Quorn ingredients you can use to make delicious meals that your friends and family will love. The kids look forward to the chilli I make, and tell their friends my Bolognese is the best! We call it the "taste-good, feel-good factor."
Carole
Quorn Chef
Click on the link for more infos on ingredients, nutrition, dietary. This is also Slimming World friendly.
Quorn Meat Free Chicken Style Pieces (500g) Same Price
- Treboeth
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Latest comments (34)
You didn't give me the chance to assume though.
My timid reply that meat people didn't own the copyright and burgers were just convenient shapes whooshed over them unfortunately. Probably thought if you cut cows open they are full of round flat things lol.
As far as quorn marketing is concerned though yes they want it to seem as much like animal as possible to boost sales.
@Tesco 500g = £2.79
@Morrisons 500g £2.40
@Asda BIG pack one ain't available. Small one (300g) is on sale at £6 for 4. It's nothing compared to the Sainsbury's one.
The last time I was in ASDA (on Thursday evening) they had the 350g chilled (not frozen) "Chicken" Pieces & Mince both at 2 for £4.00.
I see from MySupermarket.co.uk that Tesco have the 350g Mince item at £1.50 each until 24 November 2015:
[ http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/tesco-price-comparison/Fresh_Vegetarian_Food/Quorn_Meat_Free_Mince_350g.html ]
There again Hot Dogs may contain dog :confused:
They are also on offer at Morrisons. 5 for £4. Someone posted about this offer on Friday.
I buy Quorn products when they are on offer. I'm a meat eater but I prefer Quorn's Chicken nuggets/bites.
I posted this offer for the Vegetarians, Vegans and those folks doing Slimming World. These Quorn products are either free or low in syns.
Anyway, I'm a meat eater too.
Thank you very much ^_^
Hot Deal (and I am a meat eater) :sunglasses: