Morning Star products.
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these might or might not be available in your area, but some i like:
morningstar griller crumbles (use like ground beef)
gardenburger riblets
nate's "chicken" nuggets
gardenburger meatless breakfast sausage
morningstar farms meal starters- chik'n or beef/steak style strips
health is wealth chicken-free nuggets
yves meatless pepperoni
primal strips meatless jerky
and SEITAN of any kind... is a beautiful thing.
hope these give you some ideas.
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morningstar griller crumbles (use like ground beef)
gardenburger riblets
nate's "chicken" nuggets
gardenburger meatless breakfast sausage
morningstar farms meal starters- chik'n or beef/steak style strips
health is wealth chicken-free nuggets
yves meatless pepperoni
primal strips meatless jerky
and SEITAN of any kind... is a beautiful thing.
hope these give you some ideas.
I told my mom to pick up about ten different things from schucks tommorow from the morning star section to start testing out what i like and what i don't. I honestly don't think im going to dislike something though. I'll look into your list the next round
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I don't know where you live, but if you're in Florida, and you shop at Publix, I would definitely avoid the Publix "Green Wise" brand Vegan hamburgers. I just tried them last week, and they taste awful. Morningstar's "grillers original" are a much better soy-based hamburger, although it has egg white, so it's not vegan.
For those who don't know, Publix is Florida's biggest supermarket chain, and "Green Wise" is their supposedly eco-friendly house brand. Since becoming vegetarian, I've actually been pretty impressed with Publix. Their own brand foods tend to be inferior, but most are at least edible, which is more than I can say for those vegan burgers.
But they have a pretty good selection of other brands of veg*n stuff, like Morningstar, Silk, Boca, Yves, various tofu types, etc. All in all, I've been pleasantly surprised. They even had one of their demo display tables a couple of weekends ago trying to get people to try soy milk, which shocked the heck out of me. And their house brand vanilla soy milk is actually pretty good. Their plain isn't as good as Silk, though, and Silk is cheaper, surprisingly.
As for other veg*n products, I like Morningstar's veggie patties and Boca's fake chicken patties. I haven't tried many others yet. Again, the Morningstar stuff has egg white, so it isn't vegan. As a new vegetarian, it's close enough for me, for now anyway.
--Fromper
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For those who don't know, Publix is Florida's biggest supermarket chain, and "Green Wise" is their supposedly eco-friendly house brand. Since becoming vegetarian, I've actually been pretty impressed with Publix. Their own brand foods tend to be inferior, but most are at least edible, which is more than I can say for those vegan burgers.
But they have a pretty good selection of other brands of veg*n stuff, like Morningstar, Silk, Boca, Yves, various tofu types, etc. All in all, I've been pleasantly surprised. They even had one of their demo display tables a couple of weekends ago trying to get people to try soy milk, which shocked the heck out of me. And their house brand vanilla soy milk is actually pretty good. Their plain isn't as good as Silk, though, and Silk is cheaper, surprisingly.
As for other veg*n products, I like Morningstar's veggie patties and Boca's fake chicken patties. I haven't tried many others yet. Again, the Morningstar stuff has egg white, so it isn't vegan. As a new vegetarian, it's close enough for me, for now anyway.
--Fromper
My favorites these days are Gardenburger Sundried Tomato Basil burgers (soy free, made up of grains veggies and a little cheese, so not vegan), and Gardenburger Chik'n Grill, or whatever they're called. I also like Morningstar Farms hotdogs and bacon, but only occasionally. Most of tose priducts have a ton of salt. I used to really like thos Spinach Nuggets, but I can't remember who makes them. They are refrigerated, not frozen. I can't eat them anymore, because they made me really sick when I was pregnant, but I used to like them. Oh yeah, the other day I tried Soyrizo (soy chorizo.) My husband is an omni and he's Mexican. He always said he wished they made a veggie chorizo so I could try it. Well, I found this the other day, and we both ate it, and he liked it. This was also in the refrigerated section, by the tofu, at my grocery store.
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Are those corn-dogs vegan?
ditto on the riblets - I'm close to a passable recipe so I can make fake fake meat.Originally Posted by Michael
Is there a reason why you're limiting yourself to MF products? You should try the Gardenburger riblets.![]()
My favorite MF products are the buffalo wings (dipped in honey mustard) and mini corn dogs.
Are those corn-dogs vegan?
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I agree Poppyseed, I get jealous sometimes with all the different things they get in the states!
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Lightlife (refrigerated)
Boca (Frozen)
Gardenburger (frozen I think) I think they are meant to taste like veggies instead of meat
Yves, I just know they exist
Amy's (frozen)
Boca (Frozen)
Gardenburger (frozen I think) I think they are meant to taste like veggies instead of meat
Yves, I just know they exist
Amy's (frozen)
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I like the breakfast sausage patties. They're good on a biscuit or english muffin and make a really quick and easy breakfast. I also like the bacon strips a lot. I haven't eaten them plain, but we went through a lot of them in the summer when we had BLT sandwiches more.
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There really are a lot of options. Sometimes you need to look around. There's the frozen foods section and the health food section. And usually the tofu and sandwich items (sandwich slices, soy cheese, and vegan mayo) are in the produce section. Also, different stores can carry different brands or different products.
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