Quorn, Quorn beautiful Quorn! I'm a huge Quorn fan and have been for many years, they now have a great range of vegetarian products which I simply adore. Quorn Cottage Pie - 300g: 'Succulent Quorn mince in delicious gravy, combined with peas and carrots and topped with fluffy mash' When it comes to ready made meals I don't really mind them but I do always like to look at the calories within the meal; and when it comes to the calories in Quorn they also seem to be better than bog standard ready made meals. My Findings: I have had this meal on several occasions now and for me its lovely comfort food for a cold night ...  Read the complete review

I used to have a completely vegetarian diet, and this lifestyle choice of mine had a span of over a decade. Whilst I do now enjoy eating meat from time to time, I am very fussy about it and as a result I tend to still buy some vegetarian-friendly products as I tend to enjoy them more than meat a lot of the time. I found out years ago that some of the meat-free brands such as Quorn were pretty good quality and tasted nice whereas some veggie food is pretty bland and should be avoided like the plague. One product that I hadn't tried for a long time though was the Quorn cottage pie, a ready meal made up of Quorn mince in a tasty gravy and topped with ...  Read the complete review

My daughter is home for a few days and not for a nice reason either. She has endured the misery of several dental extractions for impacted wisdom teeth, and is eating sloppy food until the surgery heals! I had stocked up the fridge with all sorts of goodies fit for even the most toothless individual, and one of the items I purchased was a Quorn Cottage Pie. Now I haven't bought one of these for some years now, as to be honest I prefer to make this myself, but I wanted some individual meals for her which she would easily cook when I was out. Last night we all decided to have this, so she didn't feel too left out watching us chomp through something ...  Read the complete review

After wandering aimlessly around my local supermarket yesterday looking for something for dinner, I saw this. I was a vegetarian since I was 4 but have recently began eating meat products again, slowly but surely. However, I still prefer the taste of quorn products and find them much easier to eat. The cottage pie was in the freezer section and cost £1.79 for 450g, however this was on special offer with 60p off so I imagine it usually comes in at around £2.39. As you probably know already, quorn mince has fewer calories and fat in than regular meat so it is great for those on a diet. A pack serving contains just 284 calories and 4.5 grams of fat (2.3g ...  Read the complete review

Although I'm not a vegetarian, I do actually like the taste of many quorn products and in a bid to cut down on my red meat consumption, I like to substitute meat mince for quorn mince every once in a while. I actually use the quorn mince to make chilli and much prefer it to regular mince. Anyway I digress - back to Quorn cottage pie. For those who dont know, 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. Quorn Cottage pie is quorn mince with peas and carrots in an onion gravy topped with mash. You can microwave or oven cook it and its suitable for ...  Read the complete review