Quorn is the leading brand of mycoprotein food product in the UK[1] and a leading brand elsewhere. Mycoprotein is a generic term for protein-rich foodstuffs made from processed edible fungus.
kns11
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I have, but found their line a bit to . I much rather a 'burger' from Morningstar Farm products .
How are you handling the adjustment? DH still think your ?
aside from price how'd it taste? what are the morningstar burgers made of? i'm leery of soy.
so far so good, thanks for asking! I'm shopping mostly at a really nice place called the Queens Health market or something like that, lots of soups, noodles etc there makes cooking convenient.
i think dh has gotten over it and moved on yay! he's supportive and makes food for both of us but puts meat in his meals like meatballs or something. we're both learning to adjust
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aside from price how'd it taste? what are the morningstar burgers made of? i'm leery of soy.
so far so good, thanks for asking! I'm shopping mostly at a really nice place called the Queens Health market or something like that, lots of soups, noodles etc there makes cooking convenient.
i think dh has gotten over it and moved on yay! he's supportive and makes food for both of us but puts meat in his meals like meatballs or something. we're both learning to adjust The taste is not bad at all. I LOVE their meatballs! So did Scott, who actually thought they were turkey balls . He now requests I use them when I make spaghetti & 'meatballs'!
I'm not sure where you live but Whole Foods & Fairway are flippin fantastic grocery stores. The selection for veggies is drool-inducing.
Morningstar products main ingredient is either soy or a soy byproduct (veggie protein).
Great to hear your dh is making the transition easier for you .
As I've said before, you can always FM me with ? or .
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I have never tried Quorn, but I have been a vegetarian for almost two years. When I started it I wasnt sure if I was really going to be able to do it or not, but I was able to, and now cannot ever think of going back! good luck ladies!
dimples092907
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I am not a vegetarian, but I have had it and it tastes good.
MushesGirl
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Posted by Eternalyyourz
I have never tried Quorn, but I have been a vegetarian for almost two years. When I started it I wasnt sure if I was really going to be able to do it or not, but I was able to, and now cannot ever think of going back! good luck ladies!
thanks!!!
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I am not a vegetarian, but I have had it and it tastes good.
ok thanks.....i'm a little less shy to try it now
040508Bride
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they are in my freezer as we speak (the nuggets)....maybe i'll have them for lunch tomorrow...i'll let ya know.
FutureMrsRice
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I do Same exact texture as chicken -- much better than most tofu alternatives
MushesGirl
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i meant to update this; i did eat it (the gruyere patty) and YES it was awesome!!!!!
DavaDay
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They're really good, I agree. I LIVED on Quorn when I lived in London for a year. I have to tell you, though, the Boca chick'n patties are also really, really delicious and usually easier to find. They don't make the fancy stuff like the gruyere though (was that good? I've been afraid to try it).
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Posted by dimples092907
I am not a vegetarian, but I have had it and it tastes good.
ok thanks.....i'm a little less shy to try it now
I should also add I am a very picky eater, so for me to say it's good...
VeggieBride
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The Quorn 'chicken' patties are the best for making Veggie chicken cutlet parm. The best!
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The Quorn 'chicken' patties are the best for making Veggie chicken cutlet parm. The best!
welcome veggiebride!!!
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MJ I was thinking of you today when I ate this delicious salad: Red cabbage Tomatoes Avacado Feta cheese Red onion with a touch of Good Seasons Asian sesame with ginger dressing
MJ I was thinking of you today when I ate this delicious salad: Red cabbage Tomatoes Avacado Feta cheese Red onion with a touch of Good Seasons Asian sesame with ginger dressing
crunchy and so yummy!
wow Kathy that looks awesome!!! thanks for posting (and with pic!!! love it!!!!)
i'll do it for dinner one night this week...hey where'd u get the salmonella free tomatoes?
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Posted by kns11 MJ I was thinking of you today when I ate this delicious salad: Red cabbage Tomatoes Avacado Feta cheese Red onion with a touch of Good Seasons Asian sesame with ginger dressing
crunchy and so yummy!
wow Kathy that looks awesome!!! thanks for posting (and with pic!!! love it!!!!)
i'll do it for dinner one night this week...hey where'd u get the salmonella free tomatoes?
LOL I never really stopped eating tomatoes...I worry more about lettuce....always have and always will ..Yeah I had to take a pic because I was the colors...also I am trying to compile a cookbook with pics. Let me know what you think.
