Vegetarian Beef style Pieces

meames_2

Asda used to do beef style pieces, which were great but they seemed to have disappeared. Anybody know where it is possible to get these from. Chicken style quorn isn't the same!

luckichi

Hi, Tesco do their own version - it is in the freezers & is like cubes of beef

alisont

I got some Frys ones the other week which are nice.

I cant use the Asda/Tesco ones as they have egg in and Im vegan but the Frys range is ok - they do chicken style too.

Asda by me has got rid of so many veggie/vegan frozen ranges:rolleyes:

jenniewb

Know you said quorn chickens style pieces are not the same, but they do beef style pieces too if thats any help. Think its about £2.30 a 300gram bag or there abouts.

cashyleigh

these seem to have disappeared again from Tesco and the qorn ones are not as nice anyone know where to get them?

paulwf

As a previous poster suggested the Frys beef strips from Holland and Barrett and independent wholefood shops are good.

Stir fry from frozen with some onion, strips of red pepper, chilli pepper, lime juice, soy sauce and ginger then serve with rice...takes 10 minutes and tastes lovely.

A pack of Frys will do us 4 portions...and we have huge appetites so when a pack says serves 4 that usually barely does the 2 of us but the packs of Frys do go far.

se999

To get a really beefy taste in pasta sauces etc., adding a teaspoon of marmite really helps.

Sorry but don't know about the pieces though.

chippy2u

Have never understood why vegetarians want 'meat' flavoured products!!! Just eat meat !!!!!!!

Kirri

chippy2u wrote: »

Have never understood why vegetarians want 'meat' flavoured products!!! Just eat meat !!!!!!!

Oh how many times does this come up....

Some people like the convenience, may want the taste but they simply don't want to eat dead animals - is that so difficult to understand?

fozziebeartoo

Kirri wrote: »

Oh how many times does this come up....

Some people like the convenience, may want the taste but they simply don't want to eat dead animals - is that so difficult to understand?

Not wanting to be argumentative, but why would someone who doesn't want to eat dead animals, want something that TASTED of dead animals?

I have to confess that I DO find that hard to understand.

Quiet_Life

fozziebeartoo wrote: »

Not wanting to be argumentative, but why would someone who doesn't want to eat dead animals, want something that TASTED of dead animals?

I have to confess that I DO find that hard to understand.

I laughed out loud at your comment as I was thinking exactly the same thing.
Where does road kill feature in all this, after all the animal is dead, should it not be put to good use?