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Amazingly indulgent, High protein, Vegetarian Society approved
21 comments
rubberbullets
19 Jul 164#1
I know Morrisons have them on offer for £1.00 until 14th August.
But NOT all Town and Cities have a Morrisons so if you don't and you do have an Iceland then this may be for you.
jdbigguy to rubberbullets
20 Jul 16#15
For those without a Morrisons or Iceland, this might be for you. Waitrose want £1.29
For those without a Morrisons, Iceland or Waitrose, this might be for you. Tesco want £1.95
For those without a Morrisons, Iceland, Waitrose or Tesco, this might be for you. Asda and Sainsbury's want £2.
For those without a Morrisons, Iceland, Waitrose, Tesco, Asda or Sainsbury's, this might be for you. A cave round the corner from yours is selling fungus you can scrape from their walls and you can make all the veggie burgers you want. Unfortunately as there are no shops near you selling cheese or anything else, they won't taste as good as Linda's.
justy79
19 Jul 161#2
These are yummy. They've also made their other plain quarter pounders vegan when I last had them, for any vegans on here (they used to contain egg).
Elkelriko
19 Jul 16#3
Have never tried any of these vegetarian products, if I let my (picky) son assume it was a beef burger would he be able to tell the difference? :wink:
VDisillusioned to Elkelriko
19 Jul 161#4
I have served them in the past and everyone thought they were beef - though I'm not sure if that says more about my families taste buds or the burgers. Personally I didn't think they were that much like beef but they are very, very tasty. By far the best in the Linda McCartney range and the only vege-burgers that I've actually really enjoyed eating.
herrbz to Elkelriko
20 Jul 16#17
Their vegan 1/4 pounders tasted indistinguishable from beef, for me.
Elkelriko
19 Jul 16#5
Thanks for the response...going to give them a try!
brychris
19 Jul 16#6
Thank god I'm not vegetarian, "rehydrated textured soya protein", I'd rather get my protein from some fat cow! :smile:
Gollywood to brychris
20 Jul 16#14
I'm sure she'll be thrilled to read that!
herrbz to brychris
20 Jul 16#18
So you're more of a fan of “animal derivatives" then?
cloughja to brychris
22 Jul 16#21
But nobody cares what you think
Dannyrobbo
19 Jul 162#7
Not a veggie but I quite like these after trying them at a BBQ (friends are vegetarians). There is much less of a "there's just something missing" feeling unlike the quorn stuff and it's nice in its own way.
barron201253
19 Jul 16#8
The packaging tastes better!
barron201253
19 Jul 16#9
Gave my cat the ****!
eripmav
19 Jul 16#10
They taste nothing like meat. But they are super tasty.
Jonnyblock
19 Jul 16#11
RIP Linda.
otterboxer
19 Jul 16#12
Big props. Producing terrible tasting amazon rainforest destroying soya based "food" and all from beyond the grave.
herrbz to otterboxer
20 Jul 16#19
What do you think cows eat? That's right, soya, and in far greater quantities than humans.
If anyone's “destroying the rainforest", it's people that eat beef.
gypsyboy
20 Jul 16#13
owned by monsanto group of planet poisoners now!
yrreb88 to gypsyboy
20 Jul 16#16
[citation needed]
cloughja
22 Jul 16#20
They are very tasty indeed. Sausages at same price also
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Ingredients
Rehydrated Textured Soya Protein (64%), Rapeseed Oil, Onion (8%), Mozzarella Cheese (Milk) (8%), Seasoning (Yeast Extract, Malted Barley Extract, Onion Powder, Flavouring, Salt, Garlic Powder), Stabiliser: Methyl Cellulose, Chickpea Flour, Flavouring (Yeast Extract, Salt, Sunflower Oil, Acid: Citric Acid), Garlic Purée, Malted Barley Extract, Onion Powder
Linda McCartney, a photographer, mother and food pioneer who turned her own passion for good and tasty food into innovative and groundbreaking products like this one.
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Amazingly indulgent, High protein, Vegetarian Society approved
21 comments
But NOT all Town and Cities have a Morrisons so if you don't and you do have an Iceland then this may be for you.
For those without a Morrisons, Iceland or Waitrose, this might be for you. Tesco want £1.95
For those without a Morrisons, Iceland, Waitrose or Tesco, this might be for you. Asda and Sainsbury's want £2.
For those without a Morrisons, Iceland, Waitrose, Tesco, Asda or Sainsbury's, this might be for you. A cave round the corner from yours is selling fungus you can scrape from their walls and you can make all the veggie burgers you want. Unfortunately as there are no shops near you selling cheese or anything else, they won't taste as good as Linda's.
If anyone's “destroying the rainforest", it's people that eat beef.