Exactly. There isn't one, there's a huge number of reasons which you can find in minutes on Google. Do you need someone to do this for you? If you want a little help getting started, The China Study (the largest health study ever conducted at the time) identified a protein that is high in meats (and dairy), casein, which is strongly correlated with many major diseases, such as cancer, heart disease, and diabetes.
foes4you
30 Oct 16#21
So you don't have JUST ONE reason.
foes4you
27 Oct 16#19
Vegans suffer from anaemia - so how is Quorn healthier than meat ?
NitrousUK to foes4you
29 Oct 16#20
Struggling to understand the logic of your sentence. Bad vegan diets can cause anaemia. What has that got to do with Quorn? If you want to find out why Quorn is healther than meat, perhaps try Googling the vast number of studies. The China Study is probably a good start.
sunny34
26 Oct 16#18
lol im joking man i eat it myself
Chris_Bou
25 Oct 16#17
People who say this taste crap, obviously can't cook , it tastes as good as you make it, and it is healthier that meat .
NitrousUK
25 Oct 16#15
Hello 7 day old troll account.
foes4you
25 Oct 16#11
My mums a vegetarian but she wouldn't think of eating these - so who are they aimed at ?
sunny34 to foes4you
25 Oct 16#14
lite vegetarians ..the ones who like to indulge in the very thing that resembles what they should be grossed out by..often seen eating haribos because sweets dont count and always vote green
NitrousUK to foes4you
25 Oct 162#16
1. People who want to use existing recipes
2. People who want to transition from a meat to meat-free diet
3. People who want to eat with other people without getting loads of questions
4. People who like the taste of meat, but not the other aspects around it.
5. People who eat meat but want to fit something healthier into their diet
sam_of_london
25 Oct 16#9
Tastes so bad. Negative
NitrousUK to sam_of_london
25 Oct 16#12
Do you always click on food deals you don't like?
R1992
25 Oct 16#8
Thnxu! Missed this offer at Iceland so Deffo time to stock up for me :smile:
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Quorn Meat Free Mince (500g) was £2.79 now £1.39
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2. People who want to transition from a meat to meat-free diet
3. People who want to eat with other people without getting loads of questions
4. People who like the taste of meat, but not the other aspects around it.
5. People who eat meat but want to fit something healthier into their diet