Is Quorn any good?

Question

If so, what "varieties" do you recommend?

Answer 1

I like the Quorn tenders.  They are bite size pieces perfect for strr fry or anywhere you could use chicken.  Omnivores don't know the difference.

Answer 2

I haven't tried it, but just wanted you to know to be on the lookout for allergies/reactions to it.

Obviously it doesn't happen to everyone, so I would try it, just be careful.

I've heard they're d**n close to chicken.

Answer 3

i'm  not a fan. too rubbery. but i know other vegs that looove them bc they don't taste anything like meat and they don't want that taste. i'd just give it a try. you might waste a few bucks if you don't like it. but everyone's tastes are different so you never know. you may looove them.

Answer 4

They are excellent as a meat alternative. And, contrary to what some have said, they are also low in fat, and low in calories too. (Except the pies lol.)

Answer 5

As for any varieties, I recommend none at all. Dear, these are convenience foods, and in my eyes, are no healthier than convenience foods meat-eaters have (perhaps you aren't getting the cholesterol & trans fats, but they're still highly processed and difficult for the body to metabolize).

Answer 6

Yes it is... The Quorn chick'n tenders and the Quorn chicken nuggets are really good. The spicy varieties are good too. These can taste great added to pasta salads, pizzas or plain...