Not something I buy all the time as I do fresh more but will chuck it in some wraps with salad and hot chili sauce tomorrow
You wouldn't happen to be a vegan, would you?
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You wouldn't happen to be a vegan, would you?
Its not well known as i don't talk about it (much)
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Tried that once, never again 
Tried that once, never again
could be a case of extra chilli sauce then, i tend to call in Tesco before work and pick up reduced stuff to try but use the ninja more often than not
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This crap even has to have a desperate plea on the package for someone to cook itNot something I buy all the time as I do fresh more but will chuck it in some wraps with salad and hot chili sauce tomorrow
I was wondering the same and see the dimensions and wondered if it was for those Amazon deliveries of a watch battery in those giant boxes.
The doner meat substitute is very nice. Haven’t tried the TexMex variety.Not something I buy all the time as I do fresh more but will chuck it in some wraps with salad and hot chili sauce tomorrow
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What? Vegans actively seek the carnage that was (and still is for non-vegans) donor meat?
Sometimes, nothing quite hits the spot like a dirty kebab.
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Come now, greasiness and crispiness are universal delicacies
FWIW doner meat was the first meat I craved while I was vegan after about 18 months. Dunno why I managed so long without wanting meat. I should remedy this and get a doner.
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Stay in yer lane!Sometimes, nothing quite hits the spot like a dirty kebab.
I’m not even vegan. *shrugs*
Will be interested in your thoughts on this one, I love a clam shell console!
It's been reported that some companies are reducing their vegan lines due to poor uptake by the consumer (generally seems to be meat substitute lines)....
Seems the consumer wants meat to, you know... be meat, who woulda thunk it
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I'm a self-confessed yellow sticker shopper. I can't walk through a supermarket without a cheeky look to see if anything interesting is in the bargain fridge. I do this because I get to try loads of things I wouldn't normally consider and I've discovered quite a few gems as a result (as well as a few munters).
One thing I can set my watch to though, is that every single day without fail the fridge is stuffed with vegan and vegetarian stuff that nobody wants, but has to be on the shelves otherwise they'll squawk from the mountaintops.
Saving the planet my ass.
One thing I can set my watch to though, is that every single day without fail the fridge is stuffed with vegan and vegetarian stuff that nobody wants, but has to be on the shelves otherwise they'll squawk from the mountaintops.
Saving the planet my ass.
It's been reported that some companies are reducing their vegan lines due to poor uptake by the consumer (generally seems to be meat substitute lines)....
Seems the consumer wants meat to, you know... be meat, who woulda thunk it
Problem is the price. They were expensive enough before cost of living increases, now it's just stupid. Even at yellow label prices I'm not interested. They've lost the conscientious market, gonna have to rely on the real vegans to prop them up.