Sainsburys own Quorn!! - Page 2

Mark · 25-09-2008, 20:34

It's meant to have a meat-like taste, and a meat-like texture. The latter I have no problem with but the former is debatable. Would much rather it was marketed in its own right.

Maybe some people eat it because they like it. Is that unreasonable?

Jonny69 · 25-09-2008, 20:40

I eat it because I like it but it's not a substitute for meat. It's the Quorn quarterpounders I really like, fried, served with fried eggs, bacon, sausages and beans. Vegetable fingers and the bbq bangers they do are good too. All with Heinz baked beans of course

Haly · 25-09-2008, 21:14

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Originally Posted by Mark

Maybe some people eat it because they like it. Is that unreasonable?

It seems so!

I like it thus I eat it

Not as a substitute for anything, simply because I like quorn mince. Don't eat any other type of quorn though.

mok` · 25-09-2008, 21:29

With the missus being a veggie she introduced me to Quorn and after initial reservations I've grown quite partial to it, particularly the Chicken pieces and the sausages. The escalope things are quite tasty too, certainly preferable to the equivalent meat product. But we only get the brand-name stuff, I didnt even know there was own-brand Quorn

Mark · 25-09-2008, 21:47

I'm also quite partial to the escalopes. Not so keen on the chicken pieces, partly because they're pretending to be something they aren't. Quorn should be eaten on its own merits, not as a substitute.

Pheebs · 26-09-2008, 07:34

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Originally Posted by luke

grrrrrrr

but yh its absolute crap, wtf anyone would eat this utter **** is beyond me

Nice aggressive posting style you have yourself there!!

Quorn just tastes good! Whenever I'm being healthy eating and want to stuff myself silly and not feel bad I tend to nom quorn as it's pretty darn low on fat and soooooo filling and tasty

Stirfry Quorn Chicken pieces is my favourite. Ooh though actually quorn mince lasagne is always goooooood!

Del Lardo · 11-03-2012, 21:39

So I tried Quorn Mince tonight in a Bolognese and taste and texture was totally wrong. Not to say that it was unpleasant just wrong, I clearly like my beef too much

25-09-2008, 20:40	#12
Jonny69 Noob Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Socialist Republik of Kent Posts: 5,032	I eat it because I like it but it's not a substitute for meat. It's the Quorn quarterpounders I really like, fried, served with fried eggs, bacon, sausages and beans. Vegetable fingers and the bbq bangers they do are good too. All with Heinz baked beans of course __________________

25-09-2008, 21:29	#14
mok` Columbian Coffee Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 76	With the missus being a veggie she introduced me to Quorn and after initial reservations I've grown quite partial to it, particularly the Chicken pieces and the sausages. The escalope things are quite tasty too, certainly preferable to the equivalent meat product. But we only get the brand-name stuff, I didnt even know there was own-brand Quorn __________________

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25-09-2008, 20:34	#11
Mark Screaming Orgasm Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Newbury Posts: 15,194	It's meant to have a meat-like taste, and a meat-like texture. The latter I have no problem with but the former is debatable. Would much rather it was marketed in its own right. Maybe some people eat it because they like it. Is that unreasonable?

25-09-2008, 21:47	#15
Mark Screaming Orgasm Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Newbury Posts: 15,194	I'm also quite partial to the escalopes. Not so keen on the chicken pieces, partly because they're pretending to be something they aren't. Quorn should be eaten on its own merits, not as a substitute.

11-03-2012, 21:39	#17
Del Lardo Absinthe Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Cambridge Posts: 2,539	So I tried Quorn Mince tonight in a Bolognese and taste and texture was totally wrong. Not to say that it was unpleasant just wrong, I clearly like my beef too much