Quorn Bacon Style Rashers Reviews

In the 1960s, extensive research was undertaken to try and find an alternative to meat as it was envisaged that the huge population growth of the time could result in a shortage. The aim was to find a vegetable with a high source of protein and also a similar texture to meat. A member of the fungi family fulfilled this criteria and came to be ...  Read the complete review

I became a vegetarian purely because I do not like the taste or texture of meat. However I admit I did like bacon but again I could not cope with the texture or the fat so I gave up all meat. Like many vegetarians I replaced meat with Quorn products, some of which are better than others. When I was younger I did try a bacon substitute product and ...  Read the complete review

PRICE: £1.99 for 150g at my local Morrisons NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION (per ¼ pack, approx. 2 slices): Calories: 74 Kj: 308 Protein: 4.4g Carbohydrate: 1.1g (of which sugars): 0.4g Fat: 5.8g (of which saturates): 0.6g Fibre: 1.9g Sodium: 0.3g Salt equivalent: ...  Read the complete review

I'm not a vegetarian but lately I've been trying various Quorn products! Quorn is a brand of non meat foods such as mince and chicken. One of the products I've recently tried is the Quorn style bacon rashers. Quorn products are available in all supermarkets such as Asda, Tesco and Sainsbury's. depending on what product it is you are ...  Read the complete review

As it is more than half my life since I ate bacon I couldn't really tell you how close it was to real bacon, although it tasted pleasant enough. However my husband who it very keen on his bacon said the taste is very similar to bacon but the texture is much different. It doesn't crisp and burn in the same way as bacon when cooked. It does smell a ...  Read the complete review

Having been vegetarian for some years and vegan for a time, quorn has become a part of my diet. The nutritional factor is mainly the additional protein (11.8g per 100) - something that not eating meat means my body gets low on easily. They are also for any dieters out there fairly healthy at 74 calories a rasher. The idea of these ...  Read the complete review

When I first tried these, I cooked them in the microwave. I did not like them, they seemed like floppy bits of rubber. I have been veggie for seven years now and love Quorn products but was not a fan of these. However, I then visited a friend who cooked me a 'veggie bacon sandwich' using this product. She made it under the grill and with tomatoes. ...  Read the complete review

As I'm sure you know by now, I'm dieting and have been for some time. For this reason I have been trying more Quorn products as they are naturally low in fat and I have been surprisingly impressed by some of their range, I have meant to try their Bacon Style Rashers for some time and finally got around to it last week - but will I buy them ...  Read the complete review

For around eight years I did not eat any meat products so naturally Quorn played a fairly large part in my evening meals and snacks and I loved the fact that it was low fat (I was in great shape really until I started to eat meat and fell in love with it!). Quorn is mycoprotein which is a member of the fungi family and is naturally low ...  Read the complete review

Quorn bacon is a meat free alternative to 'pigs bacon'. The bacon comes in a cardboard box and inside a plastic tray. There is about 8 rashers in each box which isn't many really (when you're forced to share anyway!). They don't look like pigs bacon and are much thinner and dryer. They look a little bit like strips of ...  Read the complete review

On my personal journey to becoming a vegetarian one of the first things I gave up eating was pig flesh. This was after seeing a documentary on the way pigs were treated and slaughtered as well as visiting a few grotesque pig farms. Therefore eating a product that pretends to be a pork substitute always gives me mixed feelings and I often wonder ...  Read the complete review

I think I'm a lot like many other vegetarians in that the only thing that really tests my resolve is the smell of bacon sizzling away in a frying pan. If I were to weaken and have one day of eating meat, I think that day would most certainly begin with a bacon sandwich - thick white crusty bread, crispy bacon and lashings of yummy tommy ...  Read the complete review

One of the things that vegetarians are always asked by meat eaters is 'don't you miss bacon sandwiches?' Well...with Quorn bacon we get the chance to relive those SUnday morning bacon butty treats...or do we?!? Quorn bacon can be found in the freezer department in your supermarket. It tends to be however, only the bigger ...  Read the complete review

They reckon that the one thing that converts vegetarians back to eating meat is the loss of bacon, now this product isn't going to convince you that you are eating the real thing but it's pretty darn good in it's own right! Quorn bacon style rashers cost £1.85 at Tescos for 8 rashers, they come in a cardboard box and inside the rashers ...  Read the complete review

Quorn bacon style rashers come in a frozen pack normally and can be found in a surprisingly large amount of supermarkets. The first thing i will say is that the pieces often stick together so you might need to run them under hot water or microwave them a little to get them apart before frying them. They are really quick to ...  Read the complete review

Price: £1.65 for 150g (8 rashers), compared to £2.38 for 8 rashers of meat bacon at Tescos 03/12/08 Preparation: Quorn rashers can be grilled or fried, but they don't take as long as you might think! If your rashers are frozen, you will probably find that you need to defrost them a little to get the rashers apart (as you ...  Read the complete review

Ive been a veggie for a few years now and having tried most quorn products i thought id drop by and rate a few of those which have made the most impression on me. Bacon is quite a strange one for me as i never ever liked it when i wasn't a veggie. Actually, i hated bacon. I remember it as being greasy and fatty and a bacon sandwich ...  Read the complete review

****Quorn Bacon Style Rashers**** Qorn is a type of food for vegetarians , the idea being you can have similar tasting products to meat just without the meat. Some may say pointless but is very popular especially if you perhaps like meat but want to take a stance against being cruel to animals.It is also good if you just want to eat ...  Read the complete review