Quorn Meat Free Chicken Style Fillets (Gluten Free) (6 per pack - 312g) was £1.97 now £1.00
Quorn Chicken Style Nuggets (Gluten Free) (300g) was £1.97 now £1.00
Quorn Style Peppered Steaks (2 x 196g) was £2.50 now £1.00
Quorn Style Mini Cocktail Sausages (180g) was £2.25 now £1.00
Quorn Style Picnic Eggs (180g) was £1.82 now £1.00
Latest comments (23)
UKPokemonMaster
3 Aug 16#22
Gluten Free as well, that makes it already worth it. Normally even own-branded gluten free costs a premium!
wiccajojo to UKPokemonMaster
3 Aug 16#23
Only the chicken fillets are, not the nuggets sadly
meglaman2000
3 Aug 16#21
Well done to all those meat eaters out there resisting the urge to say "Not real meant, not a deal"
But honestly, it makes this thread a rather boring place to be.
mcdebooks
3 Aug 16#20
Quorn chicken nuggets and fillets have more meat than most real chicken nuggets and fillets! These fillets are very nice with a salad
NitrousUK
2 Aug 16#19
You can only imagine my disappointment when I opened a packet of Brains Pork Faggots!
MarkShopper
2 Aug 162#18
Thanks for posting. I agree many Quorn products taste nice and just like meat, just without all the animal suffering that often goes with meat production (especially at the cheaper end of the market).
BenderRodriguez
2 Aug 162#17
Imagine my disappointment when I haven't found any newborn flesh in a jelly babies bag...
wiccajojo
2 Aug 16#11
Just a heads up, the chicken nuggets aren't gluten free
Nk74 to wiccajojo
2 Aug 16#14
Yeah, someone further up commented that too. Not a problem for me though so will be stocking up.
ALYMAC76 to wiccajojo
2 Aug 16#16
Just seen that....went in to get some and was gutted!
marc_wareing
2 Aug 161#6
Why are they chicken style?
rubberbullets to marc_wareing
2 Aug 162#9
Chicken Nuggets are meat free and made with mycoprotein, coated in crispy batter.
Mycoprotein is a nutritious form of quality protein, naturally low in fat and high in protein and fibre.
People on this site get a upperty if you call them CHICKEN nuggets despite saying there MEAT FREE so I add the word style to try to differentuate.
BenderRodriguez to marc_wareing
2 Aug 162#15
Because just like chicken nuggets these contain no actual meat.
northwales
2 Aug 161#13
well if something is sold as chicken nuggets, would you not expect them to contain chicken.
you don't go buy an apple and expect it to be a banana.
cburns
2 Aug 16#12
Upperty...on here as elsewhere we like to call a spade a spade...so no danger of being confused/conned/ripped off
and so meat is meat... described as it should be... chicken is meat and so should be chicken meat and not mycoprotien or anything else... If it says chicken nuggets it should be chicken and if it's not.... it should say so
on the front in BIG BOLD letters... Upperty :wink:
chopperhontas
2 Aug 161#10
I definitely not a veggie but the 'chicken' nuggets are one of the best you'll get. Including real chicken ones!
nn196411
2 Aug 16#8
We're not veggie but my lil one loves quorn nuggets will be stocking up !
Who8MySandwich
2 Aug 16#7
Love the nuggets. Thanks OP
paulgee31
2 Aug 16#5
The chicken style nuggets aren't gluten free according to the website. Just a warning.
NitrousUK
2 Aug 16#4
Very good price! Normally on offer at £1.50 at other places.
Valiantcat
2 Aug 16#3
Cracking deals, thanks for posting OP.:innocent:
keebb9
2 Aug 16#2
Heat added, tried these today and they taste nice
dannymccann
2 Aug 161#1
Bought loads of different bags at the weekend, cheaper than Birds chicken nuggets which are also on offer at the moment. Kids love these and we like the fillets in stir frys and salads
Opening post
Quorn Meat Free Chicken Style Fillets (Gluten Free) (6 per pack - 312g) was £1.97 now £1.00
Quorn Chicken Style Nuggets (Gluten Free) (300g) was £1.97 now £1.00
Quorn Style Peppered Steaks (2 x 196g) was £2.50 now £1.00
Quorn Style Mini Cocktail Sausages (180g) was £2.25 now £1.00
Quorn Style Picnic Eggs (180g) was £1.82 now £1.00
Latest comments (23)
But honestly, it makes this thread a rather boring place to be.
Mycoprotein is a nutritious form of quality protein, naturally low in fat and high in protein and fibre.
People on this site get a upperty if you call them CHICKEN nuggets despite saying there MEAT FREE so I add the word style to try to differentuate.
you don't go buy an apple and expect it to be a banana.
and so meat is meat... described as it should be... chicken is meat and so should be chicken meat and not mycoprotien or anything else... If it says chicken nuggets it should be chicken and if it's not.... it should say so
on the front in BIG BOLD letters... Upperty :wink: