If proof were needed as to why not to eat meat, Look no further.

I'd guess soya was the main thing to avoid if allergic to soya.

He would be a vegan, not a veggie, and synthetic leather is a thing.

Any Turkish delight ?

Hot.
Nuggets are soooooo good.

1.50 each in Morrisons the other day. Probably still on offer

EDIT still on offer till 28th

link to the peppered steak pie for reference

"Also £20 off first new shop too, that should come up when you go on the website." - says when you spend £80.

Thats not true! We taught a lion to eat tofu!.....

Great price, in Morrisons they only have four items from the Frys range, and rarely have them in stock in my local ;(

Thanks

not sure if this still works, but when I signed up I went to marketing communications, opted out and received an extra £5 voucher to opt back in. after you opt out and update settings go to the home page and it will be on the right hand side of the screen, it is not emailed to you. hope it still works

Let's not encourage the lame trolling with more lameness

Me to veggie at work "did you go fir leather interior"

Him "no I'm veggie"

Good luck with the leather steering wheel douche, oh an enjoy the plastic shoes you weirdo.

Ok, no, you win, BUT enjoy specifying plastic throughout you life.

#GoLinda

Frys is the best.

Do you seriously consider yourself being clever? I can't tell if you're joking.. You're saying, if you can't avoid *any* meat derived products, then you shouldn't try to avoid any?... what?...why? Where is the logic in that?

I also can't save every starving child in the world, so I guess I shouldn't try and give any money to charity..

I really hope you're joking/trolling, and not monumentally retarded.

These may be vegan but they are not necessarily good for you. They're better than that Linda McCartney crap, but always read the ingredients and nutritional information!

"Country herb sausages" for example:

Ingredients
Allergy Advice: For allergens see highlighted ingredients
Vegetable protein [Soya Wheat] Vegetable oil (Sunflower seed) Wheat flour(Gluten) Wheat fibre Potato Starch Modified starch Flavourings Spices (Contains Sulphites) Sea salt Gelling agent (Carrageenan) Colour : Caramel IV


Typical Values per 100g
Energy kJ 580
Energy kcal 138
Fat (g) 7.0
of which saturates (g) 0.92
of which mono-unsaturates (g) 1.72
of which polyunsaturates (g) 4.36
Carbohydrates (g) 10
of which sugars (g) 1.3
Fibre (g) 4
Protein (g) 16.5
Salt (g) 2.03

I note these things have soya in them. Another thing to avoid if you're allergic to soya.

It's processed food and it's not good for you. "It's just a meat-free alternative, not a healthy food" is their point, I believe.

Since when have sausages ever been a healthy option? These are a veggie range, not healthy. Love Cauldron sausages personally but will give this range a try whilst it's on offer! Ta

Real sausages I would usually buy
Typical values per 100g
Energy 1030kj
Energy 247kcal
Fat 16.2g
Of which
- Saturates 6.0g
Carbohydrate 2.9g
Of which
- Sugars 1.4g
Fibre 2.2g
Protein 21.4g
Salt 1.18g

My second question would be, and what's wrong exactly with "processed" food?
The term "processed" has literally zero meaning to me, and I've spent vast amounts of time reading up on nutrition and healthy living.

It depends what processed food, really. To keep processed foods in an edible state, sodium and other preservatives may be added, and food that is not natural, grown out of the ground, will not be as good for you. Processed meats have been found to be carcinogenic, also. I term processed foods as anything that has been altered from it's natural state.

In general, but there's lots of exceptions to those rules. Being processed or unnatural does not automatically mean it's bad for you, just the majority of the time something else is done during this time that makes it unhealthy.

True, but I think the poster was just making the point that just because that this is a vegan product, doesn't make it good for you. I don't think he was saying it was BAD for you, specifically, and just to check labels when you buy food.

Clearly they are better for you than the same/similar products made from meat.

It's processed junk food but good to have occasionally or at least for me anyway. With this deal they're last me ages because the burgers are quite big.