sainsburys have got the big bags of mince quorn half price at the moment
Quorn Meat Free Mince 500g from Sainsbury's
Half Price: was £3.00 now £1.50
Top comments
mikey101
11 Feb 166#10
with a good sauce tastes better than the thought of eating minced offcuts of a dead animal
JezUK
10 Feb 165#8
It has no taste. If you haven't got the culinary nonce to put together a decent sauce then stay clear.
Don_Mega
10 Feb 164#5
Good price, good in a Shepherds Pie, good fun winding up angry meat eaters of HUKD...
boostii
10 Feb 163#7
I'm going straight out to buy some of this, no mincing about.
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Valiantcat
10 Feb 161#1
Good deal, thanks for posting OP!
furbix
10 Feb 16#2
Six meals with £1.50 mince bargain but I bought loads from the Tesco deal already.
paulbohs
10 Feb 16#3
does it taste nice?
harisfrq to paulbohs
10 Feb 161#4
hell no
PIXIE AND DIXIE to paulbohs
11 Feb 16#14
alright for bolegnaise or chilli. no good for homemade burgers.
Don_Mega
10 Feb 164#5
Good price, good in a Shepherds Pie, good fun winding up angry meat eaters of HUKD...
callum9999
10 Feb 16#6
Almost everyone I've spoken to likes it. I have no idea why as although I'm vegetarian and love a variety of Quorn products I think it tastes nothing whatsoever like mince and pretty vile, but it's clearly popular!
boostii
10 Feb 163#7
I'm going straight out to buy some of this, no mincing about.
JezUK
10 Feb 165#8
It has no taste. If you haven't got the culinary nonce to put together a decent sauce then stay clear.
flashjmp
11 Feb 16#9
we and the family now use this stuff. no more meat apart from chicken. but i tell you something the quorn chicken was amazing, just like to real thing
mikey101
11 Feb 166#10
with a good sauce tastes better than the thought of eating minced offcuts of a dead animal
kramer2088
11 Feb 16#11
I so cheat and add an oxo... kinda defeats the purpose I suppose.
adwils
11 Feb 16#12
Serious question.
Anyone tried mixing this with dried dog food?.
Proveright
11 Feb 16#13
Quote
Quorn is made from a less appetizing fungus (or mold) called Fusarium venenatum.
CSPI urges consumers to avoid Quorn and urges natural-foods retailers like Whole Foods not to sell this product that is dangerous to sensitive individuals.
yrreb88 to Proveright
11 Feb 161#17
Who is CSPI? Are they more reliable than the NHS or FSA?
All foods can be dangerous to sensitive individuals. I bet more people are dangerously sensitive to peanuts than they are Quorn so are this CSPI urging retailers not to sell peanuts too?
NitrousUK to Proveright
15 Feb 16#21
Please stop quoting that inaccurate rubbish. You only made yourself look foolish.
Valiantcat
11 Feb 161#15
Yeah that is true, I use it for pasta sauce or chilli and nothing else.
bigly96
11 Feb 16#16
Constipation and extra smelly farts, no thanks. Good price though. Enjoy if your stomach can handle it!
ultrak3wl
11 Feb 161#18
CSPI is an American charity (or non-profit I think they call them over there.) They have various crusades against alcohol and so on. According to a Fox News investigation CSPI have a murky history of collaboration with Quorn's largest US competitor lol
NitrousUK to ultrak3wl
15 Feb 16#20
Its painfully obvious after 5 minutes of reading CSPI that they are corporate shills, but still people keep quoting it on HUKD. Anyone who believes the rubbish they come up with is exposing their lack of objective reasoning skills.
callum9999
12 Feb 16#19
Of course it has a taste you ignorant fool. It also has a texture which affects whether people like it or not - though if you don't have the culinary nuance to appreciate that I guess it's best you stick to pouring sauce on "flavourless" protein.
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Opening post
Quorn Meat Free Mince 500g from Sainsbury's
Half Price: was £3.00 now £1.50
Top comments
All comments (21)
Anyone tried mixing this with dried dog food?.
Quorn is made from a less appetizing fungus (or mold) called Fusarium venenatum.
CSPI urges consumers to avoid Quorn and urges natural-foods retailers like Whole Foods not to sell this product that is dangerous to sensitive individuals.
All foods can be dangerous to sensitive individuals. I bet more people are dangerously sensitive to peanuts than they are Quorn so are this CSPI urging retailers not to sell peanuts too?