An improvement on the recent JS deal, which I just bought... sigh !
Tesco occasionally have this at this price but only a for few a weeks so get in there now.
Cue the this stuff tastes like cupboard comments etc..
A "brexit" free deal ...but no doubt some comments to follow ?
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R1992 to dave2
3 May 175#7
People who say that are sh*t cooks lol
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NitrousUK
5 May 17#21
If you're going to troll, at least put some effort into it..
snowflake75
4 May 17#20
you're very welcome. have a nice evening :smirk:
robin5858
4 May 17#19
Still using the gas I see. Is that hilarious enough for you?. Idiot!!
NitrousUK
4 May 17#18
Thanks for the factual enlightenment.
snowflake75
4 May 17#17
exactly
snowflake75
3 May 172#4
fungus
NitrousUK to snowflake75
4 May 17#16
like mushrooms...
NitrousUK
4 May 17#15
It's their trolling position. I'm sure they've seen it somewhere else and think it's hilarious and original.
bleach_peach
4 May 17#12
Quorn is loads better than TVP or other "meat-like" products. Lacks something compared to meat and doesn't brown the same way, probably 'umami' (any omnivores tried it with porcini mushrooms?). I hate the nuggets, kievs etc. but the mince is good. Makes a vegetarian chilli with a proper texture than just beans. This product would probably be loads more popular if it were not banned in the States.
RichardBRiddick to bleach_peach
4 May 17#14
looks to me like it's still been sold all across the US.. :confused:
dave2
3 May 171#6
Never eaten Quorn but would like to try it, I must say "it takes like cupboard" puts me off a little bit. But in saying that, I've never eaten a cupboard before so I might like it.
R1992 to dave2
3 May 175#7
People who say that are sh*t cooks lol
vkash2236 to dave2
4 May 17#13
I'm a major meat eater but the Mrs is a veggie, so I've had this and other quorn products. It's OK, and doesn't taste like cardboard, better than the chicken piece's (which isn't bad either) but I still prefer meat though.
adamsxi
3 May 171#1
this stuff tastes like cardboard
radekuk to adamsxi
3 May 17#9
try with herbs and vegetables
robin5858 to adamsxi
3 May 17#11
Ever tried it? Or is that your Trolling position?
RichardBRiddick
3 May 17#10
heat for the price.. have made a loads of meals from this stuff over the years and it makes some meals better than others.. if using this to make a spaghetti Bolognese or a chilli then don't add ingredients that enhance taste such as red wine or chocolate.. really spoils the meal when adding it to Quorn.. :wink:
Duelling.Duck
3 May 17#8
Great price. I'd eat a table if it flinched but sometimes I have to cook people that I'd secretly like to punch, just to be polite, and this really is a great price for 500g. Sainsburys have it for £1.50 which is half price there, so this is even better.
I used to be really scornful about Quorn but I lost 6 stone doing alternate day fasting and found it added texture to the food I cook (and still do) on the 600 calorie days and works really well with tomato and garlic sauces.
shoeaddict2310
3 May 17#5
used this a lot over the last few months to make slimming world friendly meals..
malm
3 May 17#3
HEAT.
malm
3 May 17#2
Ate this recently with my vegetarian daughter,I now have the utmost of respect for vegetarians.
I think we should leave this one for the vegetarians to judge.
All I can say is any one for haggis.
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Tesco occasionally have this at this price but only a for few a weeks so get in there now.
Cue the this stuff tastes like cupboard comments etc..
A "brexit" free deal ...but no doubt some comments to follow ?
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Latest comments (21)
I used to be really scornful about Quorn but I lost 6 stone doing alternate day fasting and found it added texture to the food I cook (and still do) on the 600 calorie days and works really well with tomato and garlic sauces.
I think we should leave this one for the vegetarians to judge.
All I can say is any one for haggis.