I'd challenge you both if I felt so inclined, there is an element of truth to this cutting down ones "foot print" - but, Quorn are still using products like eggs, which are a major part of the meat industry - so it isn't that much of a step away as one would like to think.

Regarding fat though, fat isn't an evil within itself, what a person should be concerned about is the link between meat eating and a whole range of common diseases, which we know far more about now, than we did even a few short years ago. If you want to be healthy you really should think about cutting right back on meat products or better still, eliminating them altogether.

Whole food, plant based, non-processed eating, is the way to go. It is affordable, cheaper than the average diet, and will resolve many common ailments. Fact.

Did no one tell firstofficer there's a new Quorn deal which he needs to post "Tastes like cardboard. Cold. I'll get my coat..." ?

Meat free and chicken pieces? how is that possible?

good find op, heat added

Quorn...was not a great fan eaten on it's own...but mix and match.. makes for a more healthier lower calorie diet :wink:
Unless someone knows about health issues with mycoprotien

no 'I'll get my coat' yet?

Some in America complained of stomach discomfort, but nothing otherwise.
You're right, it's quite bland but that means it's perfect to use in sauces or to cook with in general. Salted, its nice, I like to roast cumin seeds and crush them up, ad a touch of sugar and lots of black pepper and then cook the lot in some vegetable oil. When done (a few mins), add a touch of BBQ marinade or sauce and grated cheese and chopped red chili, put it in a wrap and bake for 7-8 mins at 200c and eat hot.

Did no one tell firstofficer there's a new Quorn deal which he needs to post "Tastes like cardboard. Cold. I'll get my coat..." ?

great price! I've just stocked up from Tesco at £1.50 - thought that was a good deal!

No health issues. The only "issue" is some FUD spread by CSPI, who are paid by Quorns biggest competitor (Garden Burger).

Great deal! Brilliant way to improve your environmental footprint and cut down on fat.

Very good deal.Hot!Lovely with pasta or stir fry.

Vegan - Unchicken

An alternative right there for those of us who also steer clear of eggs ^

Surprised to not find any "tastes like cardboard" comments yet.

I'd challenge you both if I felt so inclined, there is an element of truth to this cutting down ones "foot print" - but, Quorn are still using products like eggs, which are a major part of the meat industry - so it isn't that much of a step away as one would like to think.

Regarding fat though, fat isn't an evil within itself, what a person should be concerned about is the link between meat eating and a whole range of common diseases, which we know far more about now, than we did even a few short years ago. If you want to be healthy you really should think about cutting right back on meat products or better still, eliminating them altogether.

Whole food, plant based, non-processed eating, is the way to go. It is affordable, cheaper than the average diet, and will resolve many common ailments. Fact.

Chicken breast is 4% fat but you're likely to cook that in some oil whereas these are dropped into a sauce to cook so these would be leaner if that's what you're bothered about.

There is a vegan version of these too incidentally.

I have never bothered tasting cardboard so won't offer any opinion on that.

Totally agree, spot on response!

For those that are fans of this - Iceland offers often change Tuesday to Wednesday so stock up in the next 2 days.

£1.00 @ Morrisons