Amy's Kitchen Manhattan Veggie Burger (Gluten Free) (270g) £2.62 Introductory Offer will be £3.50
Gluten Free Manhattan Veggie Burger
Ingredients
(Vegan), Organic Quinoa (24%), Organic Mushrooms, Organic Onions (15%), Organic Celery (8%), Organic Carrots (7%), Gluten Free Oats, Organic Walnuts (Tree Nuts) (5%), Organic Tapioca Starch, Organic Chickpea Flour, Organic Tomato Puree (2%), Sea Salt, Sunflower Oil, Organic Garlic, Organic Sugar, Filtered Water, Organic Potatoes, Cider Vinegar, Organic Molasses, Organic Green Sweet Peppers, Hickory Smoke Flavour, Distilled White Vinegar, Ground Mustard Seeds, Black Pepper, Spices, 89% of the agricultural ingredients are produced in accordance with the rules of organic production under Organic Certification US-ORG-050
Lifestyle
Kosher
Suitable for Vegetarians
Allergy Advice
Free From Gluten
Free From Dairy
Free From Soya
17 comments
dannyb182
21 Jul 16#1
can see the appeal for the gluten free,obviously some people require it....but always cold from me for vegetarian rubbish!!
rubberbullets to dannyb182
21 Jul 166#2
So you've tried them and didn't like them?
mrlaurelshat to dannyb182
18 Aug 16#13
Wow.
SL7 to dannyb182
19 Aug 161#16
Yawn...feel sorry for close minded people like this. Bet s/he is like that with everything in life.
swe
21 Jul 165#3
What a ridiculous reason to vote cold... honestly
Firemountain
21 Jul 16#4
I thought Amys kitchen was the nutjobs that were on kitchen nightmares but that was just a very similar name! lol
AzNDeals to Firemountain
21 Jul 161#5
Me too, haha!
Firemountain
21 Jul 16#6
LMAO!! Pretty sure she was ditched here from another planet! The look on her face confirms it! Couldn't believe those two!
Gabi
21 Jul 161#7
I am not a veggie but I would much rather eat this than anything from BG or Mc's.
jamgin
21 Jul 162#8
Are these any good?
Some veggie burgers are a bit rubbish but always open to trying a new variety. Although it's best to make your own really.
Donnellios
21 Jul 16#9
Will these be rolled out in other outlets does anyone know? Not posh enough for Waitrose up here :disappointed: :P
jamgin
22 Jul 16#10
I've seen this range in other stores like co-op
jamgin
28 Jul 16#11
Got some of these and have to say they are quite possibly the worst veggie burger I have tasted in 20+ years of being a vegetarian.
Shayno
18 Aug 16#12
Thanks for the heads up... What would you say are the best veggie burgers? I been veggie for just over 3 months now, aint going back. Feel so much better for it, more so than quitting fags and drink.
mrlaurelshat to Shayno
18 Aug 16#14
Some of Sainsbury's own are really good. They do a good spicy bean Mexican style burger and an Indian lentil one. Both great. Fry's do good chicken and beef style burgers which are pretty good too.
babsybaby
18 Aug 162#15
Some of the best ones (especially the frankfurters) are from the Tivall range, but you don't see them around so much as Quorn seems to have taken over. When I became veggie 40 odd years ago there was very little choice. Now it's so easy!
rubberbullets
13 Oct 16#17
Has gone up from £2.50 to £2.62 (No complaints from me although the big test will come if they do eventually try to sell them for the suggested £3.50.
Opening post
Gluten Free Manhattan Veggie Burger
Ingredients
(Vegan), Organic Quinoa (24%), Organic Mushrooms, Organic Onions (15%), Organic Celery (8%), Organic Carrots (7%), Gluten Free Oats, Organic Walnuts (Tree Nuts) (5%), Organic Tapioca Starch, Organic Chickpea Flour, Organic Tomato Puree (2%), Sea Salt, Sunflower Oil, Organic Garlic, Organic Sugar, Filtered Water, Organic Potatoes, Cider Vinegar, Organic Molasses, Organic Green Sweet Peppers, Hickory Smoke Flavour, Distilled White Vinegar, Ground Mustard Seeds, Black Pepper, Spices, 89% of the agricultural ingredients are produced in accordance with the rules of organic production under Organic Certification US-ORG-050
Lifestyle
Kosher
Suitable for Vegetarians
Allergy Advice
Free From Gluten
Free From Dairy
Free From Soya
17 comments
Some veggie burgers are a bit rubbish but always open to trying a new variety. Although it's best to make your own really.