Quorn Fish-Less Fingers Reviews

Quorn Fish-Less Fingers Ready Meals

Product Type: Quorn Ready Meals

Newest Review: ... do look like the 'real' thing and have a similar colour. I thought they might be good to have in so when my non-veggie ... more

 ... husband fancies fish and chips then this is an easy veggie option for me. I wouldn't personally rush out and buy them again as they best way i can describe them is 'ok' - yes they look like the real thing but they are very dry. The are perfectly edible but dry - make sure you have something to drink when you eat them! As with most of the rest of the Quorn range they are low fat and healthy but the taste is dissapointing. At least I got them when they were on offer and not full price!...more

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lizsmith1982
Quorn Fish-Less Fingers: Interesting (164 words)
by - written on 15/07/11 (Useful, 194 readings)
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I am veggie and have been for about 15/16 years. I don't eat fish but found these on offer so thought I would try them. You can find them in the Quorn/veggie freezer section. They do look like the 'real' thing and have a similar colour. I thought they might be good to have in so when my non-veggie husband fancies fish and chips then this is an easy veggie option for me. I wouldn't personally rush out and buy them again as they best way i can describe them is 'ok' - yes they look like the real thing but they are very dry. The are perfectly edible but dry - make sure you have something to drink when you eat them! As with most of the rest ...  Read the complete review

pinkdawn_21
Fish-less fingers are a winner! (331 words)
by - written on 13/05/11 (Very useful, 519 readings)
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I am a vegetarian but I do eat fish so you may wonder why I thought about trying these. Well for a start I was just plain curious. Having been a veggie for 15 years I can't remember what meat tastes like to compare the quorn products to it, but with eating fish I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to compare the fake to the real thing. For a start they are really healthy, as are alot of the Quorn range with just 66 calories and 0.5 saturates per finger. So that is always a bonus and a good incentive to eat them. They are found in the freezer section with the meat free and are easy to cook - exactly the same how you would cook a normal ...  Read the complete review

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