Saw this favourite of mine on offer in my local Morrisons, whilst searching for the vegcakes posted here @£1:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/linda-mccartney-chana-masala-vegcakes-2-per-pack-280g-was-1-93-now-1-00-morrisons-2435136
(which my store didn't stock, must be larger ones only.)
Also had the vegetarian sausages on for the same price (both usually £1.97each). Offer finishes 22/5. (they're available instore & for online deliveries.)
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Dannyrobbo
8 May 1614#1
These are actually fantastic...coming from a meat eater 1000 times better than the awful quorn stuff.
Lefty to teddyedward1
9 May 1611#31
It's just a convenient shape that fits in buns/rolls etc. There are no burger and sausage shaped animal parts you know.... Well maybe there is for the sausage, but that will be nicely minced before it finds it's way in your burger.
CuddlesTC to teddyedward1
9 May 167#29
Personally, I don't find meat per se repulsive, I actually used to find it delicious; I do find killing animals to eat them repulsive though, so these products are a way round that.
hugzee1
8 May 166#2
Saw the burgers in my local Co-op today, reduced to 99p.
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Dannyrobbo
8 May 1614#1
These are actually fantastic...coming from a meat eater 1000 times better than the awful quorn stuff.
DWWM to Dannyrobbo
8 May 163#4
I agree.
I really like these. I eat meat but these are so flavourful and far less greasy than a normal burger.
hugzee1
8 May 166#2
Saw the burgers in my local Co-op today, reduced to 99p.
huggychair
8 May 161#3
I read that the newer ones (in the white packaging) ie, this offer are also vegan too.
vclaw to huggychair
9 May 16#6
The Mozzarella 1/4lb burgers aren't vegan, as they contain cheese.
The regular 1/4lb burgers are vegan, but not sure if Morrisons have any of them?
Also the sausages and sausage rolls are vegan.
owdcodger
8 May 161#5
Heat from me.
"Also had the vegetarian sausages on for the same price (both usually £1.97each)."
Just a heads up for when this deal finishes, the sausages are £1.25 in Iceland all the time.
But I'll be saving a few 5-"bob"s in the meantime.
TheBoss96
9 May 161#7
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MrScotchBonnet to TheBoss96
9 May 16#26
Well?
229mel
9 May 16#8
whats up with the people just mentioning some random names on packaging in this country?
Like I must know every cookie/sausage and toilet paper maker name...
ms_night_ryder
9 May 161#9
I am a meat eater, but man those mozzarella burgers are nice! Been waiting for them to be on offer, thanks op heat!
kimmiebay
9 May 16#10
Had the sausages last night on the bbq and they were nice. Vegan too.
And Linda McCartney's name is synonymous with vegetarianism so I can understand why they continue to have her endorse these products from beyond the grave. Unlike that charlatan Aunt Bessie, who has never campaigned for the proper treatment of battered goods in her life, I'll bet.
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Opening post
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/linda-mccartney-chana-masala-vegcakes-2-per-pack-280g-was-1-93-now-1-00-morrisons-2435136
(which my store didn't stock, must be larger ones only.)
Also had the vegetarian sausages on for the same price (both usually £1.97each). Offer finishes 22/5. (they're available instore & for online deliveries.)
Top comments
All comments (74)
I really like these. I eat meat but these are so flavourful and far less greasy than a normal burger.
The regular 1/4lb burgers are vegan, but not sure if Morrisons have any of them?
Also the sausages and sausage rolls are vegan.
"Also had the vegetarian sausages on for the same price (both usually £1.97each)."
Just a heads up for when this deal finishes, the sausages are £1.25 in Iceland all the time.
But I'll be saving a few 5-"bob"s in the meantime.
Like I must know every cookie/sausage and toilet paper maker name...
And Linda McCartney's name is synonymous with vegetarianism so I can understand why they continue to have her endorse these products from beyond the grave. Unlike that charlatan Aunt Bessie, who has never campaigned for the proper treatment of battered goods in her life, I'll bet.