Quorn Mince Reviews

When it comes to food reviews, I find it hard to think of what to say. How can you enthuse over taste and texture so much to fill out a five hundred word review? How can one heap praise over smell and simplicity so much that the late and great Keith Lloyd would be impressed? Yet I have wanted to talk about Quorn for a while and I simply must let ...  Read the complete review

Why eat meat when you can eat Quorn? Im not a vegetarian but I do not eat Beef, pork, or lamb. Gone are the days when I could eat a nice shepards pie or spaghetti bolegnaise with real meat. Suprisingly Quorn mince tastes just like the real thing and it is very low in fat but high in protein, so a healthy option would be to ...  Read the complete review

Although I am not a vegetarian, I still frequently buy and use quorn mince. Originally I began using this as a healthy eating option, with only 94 calories per hundred grams (normal mince around 255 calories per hundred grams), but have since continued using for a variety of different reasons. Similarly to beef mine, you wouldn't fry ...  Read the complete review

I felt that I had to tell you about Quorn mince, as this is sometimes thought of as bit of a bland nothing food, but you couldn't be further from the truth.This is one of the most versatile foods that I know ( apart from real meat mince which you can do exactly the same things with!). This Quorn mince comes in a plastic bag, brightly ...  Read the complete review

I am a devout meat-eater and often clash with my largely vegetarian family over what should be served for dinner. We have tried to settle for a number of meat-free alternatives, but none have had the same mutual agreement as the Quorn Mince. Quorn: Quorn employs mycoprotein as its main ingredient, to provide the ...  Read the complete review

I'm always looking for new meals to feed my family, good old mince and tatties is a firm favourite but being concerned for our health and waistlines I decided to give quorn mince a try. Quorn mince costs £1.99 for a 300g bag compared with £2 for 500g of beef mince. Where it does have a favourable comparison is in the fat content, the ...  Read the complete review

Quorn Mince is available from all supermarkets and a number of other food stores. It is a vegetarian version of mince and it is believed to be a healthier alternative due to lower fat. Quorn Mince can be found in the freezer section and costs £1.93 (Asda) for 300g. In my personal opinion, it does taste different to meat but I think it ...  Read the complete review

AVAILABILITY, PRICE AND APPEARANCE Quorn Mince is available in both frozen and chilled variety, 300g frozen currently retails at £1.79 in tescos whilst its chilled partner weighs slightly more at 350g and sells for £2.87 in tescos. Personally, I cannot recognise any difference with taste or quality and I tend to buy the frozen variety as one ...  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 mince. Quorn products are available in all supermarkets such as Asda, Tesco and Sainsbury's. depending on what product it is you are buying, they can ...  Read the complete review

Quorn mince is a great alternative to minced meat, being lower in fat and cheaper, as well as suitable for vegetarians. Compared to other meat substitues Quorn has better ingredients (asda own brand, for instance, has a longer list of ingredients, some not exactly wholesome). It has smaller grains and doesn't soak up water when cooking, which some ...  Read the complete review

I am a meateater, but my girlfriend's a vegetarian, so when I wanted to make her a chilli, I had to get some vegetarian mince. Amid all the rather ropey looking ones, there was a Quorn version, and knowing how well regarded they are by both veggies and meat-eaters, I decided to jump in and give them a go. I must say that I expected the ...  Read the complete review

I bought a frozen bag of Quorn mince a couple of weeks back on the recommendation of a work friend, but didn't get a chance to try it until last night. Whilst I'm not a vegetarian, I'm a very fussy eater (I don't like meat that looks like meat - that means no bone, skin, rind or obvious fat). And I flat out refuse to cook raw meat, ...  Read the complete review

I am not a vegetarian but lived with one for some time and in an effort to be nice I went and bought some quorn to make a spag bol for her. I was quite impressed at the price as I expected it to be more expensive. It is cheaper than normal real meat mince but considering it is not "real" mince I suppose it should be cheaper ...  Read the complete review

**Intro** I've been a vegetarian for seven years and have tried many meat substitutes, but nothing beats Quorn. Quorn is made from something called Mycroprotein which apparently comes from some sort of mushroom. Mycroprotein is highly nutritious and very low in fat. I however absolutely detest mushrooms so it's very good they taste ...  Read the complete review

Quorn is really a fantastic brand. As a vegetarian, I think I would struggle without it! It isn't that I am bothered about my food looking like meat (although it is the obvious form for the product), but Quorn is so simple. If you're cooking a meal and you need the protein section but you don't eat meat, this is just such a simple ...  Read the complete review

So, let's get it straight from the start....Quorn Mince isn't 'mince' as in minced meat, it is a vegetarian substitute for mince. You can use it to make more or less any dish you would traditionally prepare with minced meat. Quorn is made from mycoprotein, which is a highly nutritious member of the fungi family. It's very low in fat ...  Read the complete review

Recently I found myself having to make a meal for six friends. I decided to do a cottage pie, but I soon realised that buying enough beef mince for such a large pie was going to be expensive. I am trying to save money at the moment, much like everyone else, so I decided to try Quorn mince instead. Quorn mince costs £2.89 for a 350 gram ...  Read the complete review

Oxygen, Water, Quorn Mince - in that order. This stuff is perfect. This is the most perfect food product ever invented. Quorn Mince is not only a nutritional improvement on the meat alternative, it is easier to use, it tastes nicer and no animals are killed to make it. Quorn Mince is perhaps the most versatile product in the Quorn ...  Read the complete review

Quorn has been making substitutes for meat products for a while now, they have extended their original product of quorn sausages to include a variety of different meat substitutes, including burgers and even fake mini scotch eggs. Before Quorn introduced its meat substitutes, vegetarians had to stick with very poor alternatives, but that has ...  Read the complete review

This is a key product in my household and the more I use it the more I wonder what I would do without it! My husband is veggie and he also runs marathons so is always starving and wanting high protein foods. Quorn products certainly tick that box in any event, they are fantastically healthy and low in fat whilst increasing your good ...  Read the complete review