I'll let you know when I die of protein deficiency, rather than being the hulking male vegetarian specimen I am now.

It's called scientific fact firstofficer. It is a complete protein. Nothing to prove, so try and find some other FUD to use.

And regarding cardboard, the only thing resembling cardboard is the blandness of your comments. Same every time, no variation or hint of imagination. Why not save time and just shorten it to "Cardboard. Cold. I'll get my coat..."?
I can only surmise you must chuckle to yourself, thinking yourself the master troll. "Oh I must be getting on their nerves so much! Stupid veggies.... I'm such a troll.". When in actual fact the point of trolling is to not make it obvious you are trolling, and to fool the receivers into thinking you are actually being serious. If people know you are trolling, you've already lost. There's more to trolling than simply being annoying. At least you get points for effort.

Legitimate reason to be here, as in, in a Quorn deal. You're clearly not interested in the product and the only reason you come into the comments is to post the same tripe.

And what is anyone supposed to do with that information? And perhaps more importantly, why do you think anyone cares in the slightest whether you like the taste of Quorn?

I'm perfectly calm, I'm asking a serious question.

As I said, just a suggestion.

This deal is probably not the best example for you. 7 posts and 0 likes. My two likes are for when I ask why you and sam_of_london are in a comments section for a deal you have zero interest in.

Attempts at humour appreciated, but after the lack of response to your first posting I wonder why you posted the exact same thing another 10 times.

You were the one bringing likes into this. I made the point the only likes either one of us have is when I asked why you and sam_of_london were in this thread. Which I think is quite telling.

So you have an interest in telling people that you don't like the taste of something? This is where I would, again, ask what do you expect people to do with that information? No one here knows who you are, and thus, does not care. This is not Facebook.

The question you need to ask yourself, is "How am I making HUKD a better site by my participation?".
Telling people you don't like the taste of something is of no value to anyone. Suggesting a similar alternative, or possibly something cheaper, is of value. I might not like the colour purple, but I'm not going to go into every deal with something purple and say "I don't like purple!".

I would sincerely hope that no one avoids even trying something as subjective as food because someone on the internet didn't like it. I think it would be a very dull world if people thought like that.

I'm surprised your friends needed suggestions to continue eating chicken. I wonder why they couldn't make this decision on their own?
I would think anyone who is past the age of adulthood is capable of deciding what foods are best for them, without needing to be told. If you have some objective information to share, then that might be something that could help people decide. But opinions like taste, would be like me going into deals on foods with coconut in, and telling everyone I don't like coconut. I don't see how that would help anyone.

Value of a deal is relative. If you can find something similar for less, then that has better value. But comparing apples to oranges says nothing about the value of either.

The difference is people would say it is not good quality compared to other cars. If only one type of car existed, you wouldn't say it was rubbish. So you have to compare it to something. If someone put in the comments for the car "Rubbish. Cold." that's not really helping anyone. Such as your comments, "Cardboard. Cold." Doesn't give anyone any useful information. You say it's cold, but compared to what exactly? What other product exists that is superior, and by comparison, makes this deal cold?

Do you also think it tastes of cardboard ??

And yet you clicked on a Quorn deal? Odd.

There's more than one kind of veggie sausage, and more than one way to cook them. Might I suggest you not condemn an entire catalogue of food based on one example.

You've been told many times about this, I don't know why you carry on unless this is another pathetic attempt at trolling. Allergic reactions does not make Quorn "dangerous", literally every food on the planet can give you allergic reactions, and Quorn is far less so than common foods like nuts, shellfish, soya, etc. If you say Quorn is "dangerous" then you are literally saying "nuts, shellfish, and soya are extremely dangerous". Not to mention the only site that says anything negative about Quorn is a *commercial* entity, who are literally paid by Quorns biggest competitor. Seem a little bit suspect to you?