Quorn Sausages

If you have read my other review on Quorn Cottage Pie, you will already have read that I am not a vegetarian but do enjoy the taste of veggie food and really enjoy the health benefits, those being its low cal, low fat and its not red meat!! Quorn is a mycroprotein made from a member of the funghi family. It is naturally low in fat, high in protein and has no cholesterol making it a popular choice not just for veggies but for those on a bit of a health kick. I am a fan of many quorn products such as mince, grills and "chicken" but the sausages are disappointing to me. They are sausage shaped. That's where the similarity ...  Read the complete review

When I was a little girl, I gave my mum a hard time eating my meals. Unlike most children who despise eating their veggies, I ate mine cheerfully, but always gave back the meat untouched, which always made my mum a miserable and unhappy parent! She always attempted and struggled to alter my way of eating and to persuade me to eat meat and chicken by various ways. She tried adding colourful and appetizing sauces to meat; she offered chocolates for afterwards as a reward . . . sometimes I gave in and ate it but most times, all her hard work was of no use and totally a waste of time! I never liked the smell or the look of red meat and the idea of ...  Read the complete review

Of late I have been eating alot more healthily and although I'm not a Vegetarian what appealed to me about these sausages was that on the box I'm told they are high in protein and what with working out at the gym alot lately they seemed a good and healthy addition to my eating plan! The Packaging.... Oblong orange box and on the front there is a picture of the sausages and I am told they are Quron '6' Sausages 'Deliciously succulent Quorn sausages perfectly seasoned with onion' and that they are low in saturated fat and as I mentioned previously they are high in protein and then I'm clearly told they are Vegetarian society approved and that the ...  Read the complete review

1a.m its cold and rainy, I'm driving home from work after a long 12 hour shift. I'm also feeling extrodinarily hungry as my mind works through the various items in my cupboard trying to find something that appealed to my ravenous appetite, suitable for eating before bed. Then my mind hit the jackpot. Which is where this review originates. I have long been a fan of the humble quorn banger. Coming in at a little over 50 calories per sausage and only 1 1/2 weightwatchers points per pair and listed as a "sin free food" in slimming world, They are the ultimate in speedy, filling, and amazingly succulent vegetarian foods. Incredibly versatile, they ...  Read the complete review

I first discovered Quorn sausages a few months ago when I joined slimming world. I have eaten Quorn in place of mince beef for as long as I can remember but had never tried the sausages. So firstly what is Quorn? Well basically Quorn is made from mycoprotein a member of the fungi family. Quorn sausages also contain rusk, onion and herbs. It doesn't sound too appetising I admit but when compared to what is in your average sausage I think I far prefer the Quorn variety! Quorn sausages look like a pale version of the meat variety. They come in a cardboard packet and can be found in the chilled or frozen section of most supermarkets. They are easy to cook and can ...  Read the complete review