Tesco Meat Free 4 Vegetable Quarter Pounders Reviews

Tesco Meat Free 4 Vegetable Quarter Pounders Ready Meals

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 ... quarter pounders are only available at Tesco's stores, along with the other products from the meat free range. They are available to buy in a box of four quarter pounders for £1.99 (which works out at about 50p each) but seem to be on a continuous offer of any 2 of Tesco's Meat free products for £3.00 which gives you a saving of just under £1.00, so feel free to mix and match! I don't think £1.99 is a particularly bad price to pay for 4 decent sized quarter pounders in my opinion and the deal makes them even better val...more

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geodougal
Tesco Meat Free 4 Vegetable Quarter Pounders: Tesco Meat Free Veggie Quarter Pounders - Pop one of these i ... (1131 words)
by - written on 20/08/12 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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I am not vegetarian, in fact I eat a lot of meat and a majority of my diet contains meat but on the odd occasion when I fancy a change I turn to the supermarkets meat free ranges. I am very familiar with both Tesco's and Asda's meat free ranges and today I will be telling you what I think about Tesco's veggie quarter pounders! This is the first time I have bought this particular product in Tesco's meat free range; I noticed it whilst browsing what Tesco's had to offer in their freezer section and thought they looked quite tasty and putting that with the fact that the other Tesco meat free products I have tried have mostly been successful I thought I'd give them a shot. ..  Read the complete review

helen190390
I couldn't stop buying them for 3 weeks. (347 words)
by - written on 10/11/11 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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I have been a vegetarian for 11 years and I'm only 21 and I do see it as a challenge in my everyday life. I don't like the texture of meat and the fact it was forced on me as a child. I still eat dairy food but not any meat or fish as I'm allergic. So my diet is made up of vegetarian substitutes, vegetables and lots of junk food too. These vegetable 1/4 pounders are lovely. I usually cook them in the frying pan so the breadcrumb coating goes nice and crispy and i can add some onions into the pan to go with my meal. The are found in the freezers in the vegetarian section and are £1.69 for a pack of 4. For a long time now Tesco has been offering ...  Read the complete review

cha97mw
Tesco Meat Free 4 Vegetable Quarter Pounders: I'm glad i am not entirely Veggie (530 words)
by - written on 05/02/11, updated on  21/01/12 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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I noticed a review on here about these vegetable burgers, and always keen to find something new and seemingly healthy to give to my kids, I thought I would give them a try. It is a while ago I actually bought them so I can't remember the price for 4 burgers exactly, but I believe that it was around £2, and you can get 2 boxes for £3. I myself quite like eating vegetarian food. I often pick it as a choice in a pub, and I actually lived with 2 vegetarian housemates for a year, so apart from the odd tin of tuna or takeaway, I was actually vegetarian for most of that year as it was easier to cook together. It was an eye opener in eating lentils and ...  Read the complete review

Mummy_to_2
Tesco's veggie burgers-gets my kid's eating veggies!!! (350 words)
by - written on 20/07/10, updated on  27/07/10 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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Doing the weekly shop at Tesco's has never been one of my favourite things in life, as i have to also drag my two children along with me! I am quite lucky though in the fact that my 4 year old is really in to healthy food and veggies etc! So while wondering aimlessly around the frozen aisle's of my local store i came across these, they are basically veggie burger's that have a slight kick to them. They come in a cardboard box no other packaging and the packs weighs 454g.They cost me around £1.30 for 4. The nutrition side is ok they contain 225 cal's bit high but the sugar salt levels are quite low. The allergy advice says they contain ...  Read the complete review

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