Introduction and reason for purchase I first decided to become a vegetarian at around age 15 as I didn't like fish at all and ate little in the way of meat so decided to cut it out completely. When I reached my early twenties I started craving bacon and chicken and so became a bit of a lapsed version of my former self, though mainly I stuck to my vegetarian diet as it was what I preferred and even now age 37 I only tend to eat meat and fish once or twice a week with most of my meals centering around vegetarian alternatives with Quorn playing a major part in my diet. My family are all meat eaters though do like most Quorn products that I buy, and in ...  Read the complete review

I have tried quite a lot of Quorn products, as I am not that keen on meat, and tend to choose Vegetarian options fairly often. One of the Quorn products that I had not tried was the Mini Savoury Eggs, so when I saw them in my local Sainsbury's, I thought I would give them a try. They cost £1.99 for a pack containing twelve eggs. This seems quite expensive, as the pack only contains 240g, but Quorn products can often be found at a reduced price, or on special offer. Quorn is made from Mycoprotein, which is a nutritious member of the fungi family. It is naturally low in fat (less than 3%) and high in protein and fibre. Each mini savoury egg weighs 20g, and has ...  Read the complete review

We just call these scotch eggs in our house as we never have the real ones, so it's easier to call them what they are a copy off. I won't go into what quorn is etc as most of you will know and I have done other reviews on quorn products. These are sold in packs of twelve and have become more expensive like everything else. The price now is around £2.49 per pack which is quite expensive but I think most vege stuff is more expensive than meat products. The scotch eggs come in a plastic packaging with a film lid over it. Once you open the pack and lift one out all you can see and feel is the breadcrumbs. Once you bite into it you will get the ...  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 savoury style eggs. 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 be found in the freezers, or in the refrigerators. They are easy to spot though and stand out nicely on the shelf. These products are found in the fridges alongside the other quorn fresh products. However some quorn products are frozen and therefore can be found in the freezer section. None of the brand ...  Read the complete review

Well what can I say - I am addicted to these! They are utterly delicious. Having been a vegetarian for about 15 years now I honestly can't remember what meat Scotch eggs used to taste like but i do know I used to like them. So when I saw these it was a must and I was not disspointed. I think I devoured the whole pack in one day! They are made from Quorn meat, with free range egg in the middle and then covered in bread crumbs. They are lovely and moist and very tasty. I often buy these when we are doing a party buffett for a vegetarian option but the meat eaters are soon tucking in, I don't think I have found some one yet who doesn't ...  Read the complete review