I love food but food doesn't love me-calories can soon build up and the requirement of a gym membership can soon be a 'must' if you eat too many burgers. However a few years ago I went on a quest to find a burger that I could enjoy without worrying too much about calories-and I found that in Quorn Southern Style Burgers. I am not a vegetarian-yet I love these burgers as they are so delicious. So what is Quorn? To quote their website: All Quorn products are made with mycoprotein, a versatile, vegetable protein. Mycoprotein is the ingredient common to all Quorn products. Mycoprotein is a healthy meat-free form of high quality ...  Read the complete review

I have been a vegetarian now for seven years and always enjoy finding new food to try. I have worked my way through most of Quorn's products now, the most recent being the Southern Style Burgers. I have eaten Quorn Chicken Style Burgers many times, but had not thought about the Southern Style, because I thought they might be too spicy. I am really glad now, that I decided to give them a go. *What is Quorn?* For anyone who hasn't eaten or came across Quorn before, the following is a brief description: Quorn is a mycoprotein, which is a member of the fungi family. It is high in protein and dietary fibre, low in fat and has zero ...  Read the complete review

I used to be a vegetarian, a lifestyle choice of mine which had a span of over a decade. Because of this, I have a few issues with eating meat products even though I am no longer veggie. If I am having meat, it has to be 'false' such as sausages or something, and I have not eaten any real poultry products for about fifteen years or so. During my time as being a veggie, I was of course an avid Quorn fan and to this day I still buy a lot of their products on a regular basis. The brand in general has come on leaps and bounds in the past five years or so and some of the items in the range are downright delicious. Some of the items in the range are not suited ...  Read the complete review

These southern style burgers from the Quorn range are supposed to taste like a chicken burger coated in breadcrumbs. They cost around £1.49 for a pack of 4 in most supermarkets and come frozen rather than fresh. I do think they are a good product but they need jazzing up a bit in my opinion to make them tasty, on their own they are a little bland. Taking around 20 minutes to cook in the oven from frozen, they can be grilled or fried but we always just put them on a baking sheet and oven bake as it seems to work well and is less messy. Each burger contains 119 calories and 0.8g of fat so they are a much healthier and lower fat option than a standard chicken ...  Read the complete review

I'm not really a huge fan of the Quorn products, while they do seem to be the market leader of the big veggie brands, I have always found the food a little bland and not very tasty. Every now and then I'll try one of their new offerings as some of them do look really appealing but more often than not I am disappointed by the flavour. At the weekend, we had some fab weather and spur of the moment we decided to have a bit of a BBQ as we probably won't have another this year. I sent my husband to the supermarket to pick up the food and also asked him to pick some kind of veggie offering for me. Now I didn't give him any idea what not to or what to get but I ...  Read the complete review