quorn chicken pieces bought from Tesco. 79p should be over £3!!
Not sure if it's nationwide but I had the last 2 bags
16 comments
beckiemay
15 Apr 16#1
forgot to mention 500g bag sorry
sradmad
15 Apr 16#2
good find op, heat added
bigworlds
16 Apr 16#3
I tried these last night for the first time, had them in a chow mein sauce. Didnt taste of anything, i suppose because they were classed as "chicken" quorn i thought they might be flavoured. Dont know if id use them again, at least with meat you get the juices whilst cooking. I am trying to cut down amount of meat i eat but to be honest if i omitted quorn completely the dish would have tasted the same.
Rg90 to bigworlds
16 Apr 16#4
I tend to fry them first with spray oil, seasoning & spices which helps in giving them flavour and texture. They can just turn to tasteless mush otherwise. But as a vegetarian there aren't many other alternatives so we will take what we can get :wink:
vivski123 to bigworlds
16 Apr 162#5
jimhalpert to bigworlds
16 Apr 163#7
They do taste vaguely like chicken. Though as chicken is a meat famous for being bland and boring, I'm not sure why you were expecting some kind of flavour explosion!
dan1979 to bigworlds
16 Apr 16#9
Try firm tofu, cube it, squeeze the water out of it and marinate it in some soy sauce and a little cornflour (or any other thick sauce). Then fry it off to get it a little crisp and brown on the outside then add back in towards the end of cooking. Cashews are also good in a stir fry.
NitrousUK to bigworlds
16 Apr 161#10
Quorn is more about adding a high-quality complete protein to your diet without resorting to meat, and able to be used as a drop in replacement for chicken recipes. You need to add the flavours.
vivski123
16 Apr 162#6
Should have tasted of chow mein sauce I'd have thought? :laughing: don't see you slating the sauce bro!
furbix
16 Apr 161#8
They taste like chicken but who in the hell wants to put a dead corpse inside them anyway.
This has gone vegan now so probably will be selling this one cheap until it goes. I think the vegan one is better.
f2k8
16 Apr 16#11
Exactly, this is why I use it. 100g of this is a decent amount, it's only 89 calories but 14g of protein!! That's mental, I tend to add this to anything and don't really mind the flavor, I tend to leave it in a light bbq marinade over night in the fridge and add it to random cooked meals. GREAT for gym goers, honestly is.
fender62
16 Apr 16#12
CHICKEN PIECES, oxymoron if your a veggie, eat the real thing, wetherspoons buffalo wings are nice
NitrousUK to fender62
17 Apr 16#16
Better to be thought a fool, than open your mouth and remove all doubt.
nataliexo
16 Apr 16#13
Is this confirmed in all Tesco stores?
DeeMarie
16 Apr 16#14
Love these in a korma, just fry some onion, chuck in some sweetcorn and fresh bell pepper and it's done in no time.
kingosticks
16 Apr 16#15
In my local Tesco metro they went through the till at £2.79. So either not nationwide or somebody missed a number out of the price.
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Not sure if it's nationwide but I had the last 2 bags
16 comments
This has gone vegan now so probably will be selling this one cheap until it goes. I think the vegan one is better.