Quorn Meat Free Sausages (8 = 336g) Half Price was £2.00 now £1.00
Suitable for vegetarians
Vegetarian Society approved
Low in saturated fat
A source of fibre
High in protein
High in protein; protein contributes to a growth in and maintenance of muscle mass
Low in saturated fat; consuming less saturated fat helps you maintain normal blood cholesterol levels
Keep frozen below -18°C. Please refer to freezer manual guidelines.
Do not refreeze once thawed.
Country of Origin:
United Kingdom
Marlow Foods Ltd.,
Freepost M1927,
Station Road,
Stokesley,
TS9 7BR.
All comments (22)
NitrousUK
12 Jul 16#1
Brace yourself, morons and trolls are coming...
redduck to NitrousUK
12 Jul 161#3
I'm not sure if I'm a moron but I wish these didn't have egg in them.
b0d to NitrousUK
12 Jul 161#11
edinburgher
12 Jul 16#2
Good price
NitrousUK
12 Jul 162#4
You are not a moron :smiley:. And yes, me too. They've started doing vegan range chicken (yay), hopefully vegan sausages soon.
kotr
12 Jul 162#5
I am reporting this ad because it is too healthy for hukd.
Please follow the template set out by others and only post chocolate, crisps and fizzy drink deals. I won't warn you again
rubberbullets to kotr
12 Jul 16#6
All your deals have been expired as they are more expensive now than when you posted. Need I say more!
redduck to kotr
12 Jul 16#8
:laughing::laughing::laughing:
boostii
12 Jul 16#7
Can you just say a bit more about freezer manual guidelines, I've just spent an hour finding out and reading through my freezer manual. It has guidance for different types of meat, fish, vegetables, ice cream and even cheese but nothing on mycoprotein. Do you think it would be safe for me to buy these?
pieinthesky to boostii
13 Jul 16#18
If you're using a standard -18C freezer I think you just need to make sure you use them before the date on the packet.
If you're using an ice-making compartment you need to be more careful. That's when you need to check your freezer manual.
firstofficer
12 Jul 16#9
Quorn tastes like cardboard.. Why would you not just have the real thing? Doesn't make sense .. And it's genetically modified ..
gsj87 to firstofficer
12 Jul 16#10
Give it a rest, pal.
NitrousUK to firstofficer
12 Jul 16#13
I hope for your sake you're joking, and not just so stupid you shouldn't be allowed out on your own.
jrawlins28
12 Jul 161#12
I had these for the first time today. Closest I can describe is tasting like sausage rolls!
I'm a fan tbh, far far healthier than your standard sausages.
JonnyBoy10
12 Jul 16#14
My local corner shop is offering two rashers of bacon free with every pack purchased at rrp.
tazo101
13 Jul 16#15
Are these made in Kenya and full off drugs?
firstofficer
13 Jul 16#16
No jokes here.. I request that you try and piece of quorn and decide for yourself..
NitrousUK
13 Jul 16#17
Well for starters Quorn is not "genetically modified", at all. No idea where you got that information from.
Second, do you not realise how stupid you sound when you say you can't figure out why people would want to eat something that didn't require killing an animal?
Third, it does not taste like cardboard. Do you eat cardboard? Given your previous statements, I guess anything is possible. But it tastes like Quorn. Millions eat it every year, for good reasons.
firstofficer
13 Jul 16#19
I've read a lot of literature to suggest the cultivation of the protein is akin to genetically modified foods, and Quorn may well be implicated.
People do not have to kill animals to eat meat. All they need to do is to go to A supermarket or butchers and pick up the stuff they need..
Yes, I have tried cardboard by mistake. Although the taste wasn't too bad, the texture wasn't great.
I rest my case.
NitrousUK
13 Jul 16#20
What literature?...
firstofficer
14 Jul 16#21
Do you want me to provide references ? Happy to do so ..
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Quorn Meat Free Sausages (8 = 336g) Half Price was £2.00 now £1.00
Suitable for vegetarians
Vegetarian Society approved
Low in saturated fat
A source of fibre
High in protein
High in protein; protein contributes to a growth in and maintenance of muscle mass
Low in saturated fat; consuming less saturated fat helps you maintain normal blood cholesterol levels
Ingredients:
Mycoprotein (34%), Rehydrated Free Range Egg White, Rusk (Wheat Flour, Salt), Textured Wheat Protein (Wheat Flour, Gelling Agent: Sodium Alginate), Onion, Rapeseed Oil, Seasoning (Salt, Yeast, Herbs (Bay, Majoram, Rosemary, Sage, Ground Sage), Spices (Black Pepper, Nutmeg, White Pepper), Sugar, Onion Powder, Potassium Chloride, Barley Malt Extract, Garlic Powder, Flavouring, Sunflower Oil, Herb Extract), Tapioca Starch, Firming Agents: Calcium Chloride, Calcium Acetate, Pea Fibre
Storage:
Keep frozen below -18°C. Please refer to freezer manual guidelines.
Do not refreeze once thawed.
Country of Origin:
United Kingdom
Marlow Foods Ltd.,
Freepost M1927,
Station Road,
Stokesley,
TS9 7BR.
All comments (22)
Please follow the template set out by others and only post chocolate, crisps and fizzy drink deals. I won't warn you again
If you're using an ice-making compartment you need to be more careful. That's when you need to check your freezer manual.
I'm a fan tbh, far far healthier than your standard sausages.
Second, do you not realise how stupid you sound when you say you can't figure out why people would want to eat something that didn't require killing an animal?
Third, it does not taste like cardboard. Do you eat cardboard? Given your previous statements, I guess anything is possible. But it tastes like Quorn. Millions eat it every year, for good reasons.
People do not have to kill animals to eat meat. All they need to do is to go to A supermarket or butchers and pick up the stuff they need..
Yes, I have tried cardboard by mistake. Although the taste wasn't too bad, the texture wasn't great.
I rest my case.