Gardein Ultimate Chick’N Tenders – the best yet?
I wasn’t overly impressed by the the last product from Gardein that sported the Ultimate moniker; their Ultimate Burger was all promise and no follow through. I typically find that …
Vegetarian
Birds Eye Buffalo Cauliflower Wings review
Vegetable based sides are the hot ticket item the last few years – cauliflower diced into tiny grains for ‘rice’, green beans repurposes as French fries – all the big …
Field Roast Plant-Based Nuggets review
When I come across them – I find Field Roast a routinely reliable brand that make a variety of solid plant-based products. Their corn dogs and burgers remain two of …
365 Plant-Based Burger Patties – one to avoid
These are from Whole Foods’ in house 365 brand and one of many in their plant-based meats product line up. In the past I’ve had some great experiences and not …
MorningStar Farms Italian Sausage Style Crumbles review
These are very much the same product as MorningStar’s regular Griller Crumbles – a product I’ve happily used for year after year after year. The key difference is the gentle …
Gardein Crispy Golden Chick’N Nuggets – average at best
Gardein are perhaps the quickest expanding line of plant-based products out there. It seems like there’s something new every other week. Canned soups, frozen meals, individual faux meat products. With …
Sprouts Original Grillers Veggie Burgers review
Sprouts Market is usually a great call for meat free options. This in house veggie burger is more in the old-school format, you know the type; thin hockey puck based …
Big Mountain Super-Food Brekkie Links review
I spied these on a random roam of my local Whole Foods. I’d never come across the brand before. Four links come to one vacuum packed collection, inside the sausages …
Beyond Meatballs – a top quality plant-based option
Beyond Meat have been remarkably restrained in their product launches, at least when compared to the frenzy that it is other brands in the plant based space right now. The …
Royal Asia Vegetable Spring Rolls review
We found these in the freezer aisle at Costco, drawn in by the mammoth box. Inside the cardboard packaging you’ll find a literal sack with fifty medium sized spring rolls. …