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Best supermarket for vegetarian/vegan groceries?
Husband and I are trying to introduce some alternatives to our diet, we’ve had Quorn quite a few times and really like it. But I know a lot of supermarkets do their own ranges so I’m asking from personal experience which people find the best? Any hints or tips would be great. ☺️
Which supermarkets have the best tasting and best value vegetarian/vegan ranges?
I don't eat a lot of meat and when we do, we try and go for free range and good quality products. I bulk make meals such as veggie curry, daals and chili, freezing portions to have another time. But also stock some quorn or Linda McCartney products for when we want a quick meal and are maybe fancying burgers, sausages & mash or kievs & chips. Over the last few months, Aldi, where we usually shop seem to be growing their veggie/vegan range. They now even have vegan pizzas, one with 'bacon' and another with bbq jackfruit. I nabbed a bbq jackfruit pizza to shove in the freezer, but only saw the 'bacon' version when the lady next to us on the conveyor belt had one. She had quite a few veggie/vegan items and admitted to nabbing the last 'bacon' pizza. She also recommended the vegan pies in the deli section. Personally I prefer the texture of Tesco's own veggie mince to that of quorn mince. And the other day I cooked Linda McCartney's 'pulled pork' style burgers for the first time. My other half took a bite and genuinely checked that it wasn't meat!?!? He's now got a new favourite veggie burger.
The Vegan "guerrilla" toolkit I use when debating on Reddit. Thought I'd share.
Hi guys, with the abundance of Climate Change posts on all, I find myself more and more often debating the facts with people. To speed up my process (I can't write the same thing over and over) I've collected the factual answers to the most common arguments against going Vegan (especially for environmental reasons). So I figured, why not post these to vegan - to help my fellow people, and maybe get more inspiration and correct my aim? So here it is, my "toolkit". Please critique and share and use! I have it in a Notes on my computer / phone, so it's just a matter of copy/paste most of the time :) -- GLOBAL WARMING INDIVIDUAL & POWERFUL ACTIONS:
Go vegan / reduce your meat consumption. The amount of resources saved with a vegan diet is incredible. If you’re vegan in one year you’ve saved 3.65 tonnes of CO2 compared to a meat eater - and I’m not even touching the water, forest, grain... and ethical impact.
Vote with your wallet - only buy products from companies that are reducing their impact, and adopt the Reuse > Reduce > Recycle mentality.
Vote politicians who understands the problem and have actionable plans in their program.
-- VEGAN DEEP DIVE (taken from the Vegan Bot of this sub) It’s incredibly clear now that a meat-based diet is not only not sustainable for the planet ,but also very harmful (Compared to a plant based diet) to the health. We’re in too deep to be ignoring the facts. If you’re young or have kids, think about your dietary habits, and how to improve them: you’ll be making your health, and the environment (yours and your kid’s future), a big favour. Some more sources: Here's some other useful educational resources to get you started:
WHERE DO YOU GET YOUR PROTEIN?: World's largest Health, Nutrition and Dietary organizations unanimously agree: plant-based diets are as healthy (from a nutrients perspective) or healthier than meat. [Source] [PDF Source]
HEALTH AND PLANT-BASED DIET: A Plant Based Diet provides significant health benefits for the prevention & treatment of the majority of diseases that cause the majority of deaths. [Source] [PDF Source]
THE ENVIRONMENTAL FACTS: The planet, it's environment, and ecosystem, is dangerously close to collapsing within the next few decades. [Source] [PDF Source]
If you're intereseted in cutting back on meat, for environmental, health, or ethical reasons, here are some resources**!**
-- ONLY 100 COMPANIES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR 71% OF EMISSIONS SO MY INDIVIDUAL ACTIONS ARE USELESS DEBUNK: (note: I've taken most of this from other reddit posts, so apologies if I can't thank the owners anymore!) Here is the actual study: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-pvpXB8rp67dmhmsueWaUczHS5XyPy4p/view (you can find it somewhere else if you don't trust this). If you actually do read it, you'll find out:
The report says "71% of industrial GHG's"(includes cars, factories, etc.) which should exclude others such as emissions from agriculture or forestry.
100% of those companies are fossil fuel extractors / producers. Blaming them for the emissions is a bit like blaming Ford or Toyota for car accidents involving their cars.
Only 1/5 (20%) of their fossil fuels are from investor owned companies (e.g Exxon Mobil, BP).
One of those "Companies" (by far the biggest producer) is China's entire coal market! It is just listed as a "Company" because it's all State-owned.(although in the actual study it’s called a “state producer”,not a company).
One the "Companies" is Russia's Entire Coal market.
Most of those fossil fuels produced (59%) are from state owned companies( e.g. Saudi Aramco, Gazprom, National Iranian Oil, China(Coal), Coal India, Russia(Coal), Etc.)
Every time you drive a car, use electricity, Etc. You are likely burning fuels (or using electricity that had to burn fuels to be produced) from one if those "100 Companies" therefore you are directly adding to the "71% of Emissions". TL;DR: The whole point of that Study was to try and trace back to which companies Fossil Fuels come from, so more research could be conducted as to what these companies (and state producers) can do to move forward and eventually support/invest in renewable energy, and so more pressure could be put on the biggest Fossil fuel producers (China is biggest in this case) not the smallest. -- IF YOU TAKE ONE AIRPLANE YOUR BEING VEGAN IS USELESS, DEBUNKED Going vegan saves a shit-ton of resources, and if you’re vegan in one year you’ve saved 3.65 tonnes of CO2 compared to a meat eater - and I’m not even touching the water, forest, grain... and ethical impact. London-New York Return flight is 2.1 tonnes , so even if you were taking one intercontinental flight per year, you’d still be offsetting your impact thanks to your diet alone. -- NOT HAVING KIDS IS BETTER HAHAHA Average household size in the US is 2.9 people, with an average of 3 in the whole western world. So preaching "Not to have kids" on Reddit, a forum frequented mostly by westerners, it's just muddying the waters and not talk about the real solutions. -- BUT CHINA: China is already investing more in Climate Change actions than most Western countries and surely better than the US: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2017/06/how-china-and-us-compare-on-climate-action/ Those aren't even the latest data. But still - why it's always someone else that has to take action? Start with what you CAN change, and inspire others to follow. -- VEGAN RECCOMENDATIONS (IRELAND/UK) My recommendations for the people reading this, omnivores but curious, are these:
Beyond Meat burger. You’ll find this in some bigger Tesco (frozen). It’s made from pea protein, it packs more protein than a classic meat burger, and it tastes amazing, so much so that the other day I cooked one and a friend came over and from the smell thought I gave up being vegan. He had to try it and immediately went to buy some. It’s insanely good.
Iceland has a full range of vegan substitutes called NoBull. Their burgers are very good, and they also have mince (which makes for a mean Bolognese, or a great Shepard’s pie, my sis fave). They’re also quite cheap.
the only sliced fake meat that I find passable is the Cheatin brand. You’ll find it in health shop. Their pepperoni is very good.
Tesco has a lot of fake cheese made from coconut oil. It tastes very good (not to be compared with aged cheese of course) and it’s an amazing alternative to cut down on dairy (new vegetarians tend tend to abuse dairy and eggs and that’s normal!)
VEGETARIAN ALTERNATIVES FOR OMNIVORES THAT WANT TO TRANSITION:
Linda McCartney 1/4 pounder mozzarella burger. My carnivore friends eats only those now. But there’s a contender...
the Quorn range has a lot of ready made meals (not all Vegans - check their labels), but the only thing I do like it’s the fake chicken nuggets. Again, fooled an omnivore friend who literally commented ‘Why should I eat chicken then’.
Try those, they’ll help transitioning, and don’t be afraid to try and cook yourself! my go-to website is https://www.thebuddhistchef.com - whatever this guy makes, it’s incredible!! Try the falafel and the Seitan, you’ll thank me later ;) -- HOPE THIS HELPS GUYS! KEEP FIGHTING THE GOOD FIGHT :) EDIT: couple of words. EDIT2: clarified some of the recommendations to divide vegan and vegetarian. EDIT3: Obligatory Thanks for the gold, Kind (to all species) stranger!
Just been to Sainsbury's 'arlow (not been for a couple of weeks so apologies if this is old news) and their vegetarian section has now taken over another upper and lower freezer section! And they have Quorn Vegan ;-) Only the 'pieces' for now but the trend is moving in the right direction, you'll have to agree.
Quorn vegan fillets. It’s not 2008, Quorn. Sainsbury’s vegetarian soya mince I’m not mincing my words when I say this beats rival Tesco’s veggie mince hands down. Quorn Mince 500G Better than Half Price, £1.35 at Tesco. Find more genuine deals & bargains recommended by real people at LatestDeals Quorn Mince is really convenient so you can cook differently with it. Simply heat your sauce (approx. 500g) then add frozen Quorn™ Mince (300g). Stir, cover and simmer for 10 minutes. Stir occasionally. MICROWAVE 10 MIN. Place frozen Quorn Mince (300g) in a microwavable dish. Add sauce (approx. 500g), stir, cover with film, pierce and cook at 800w. Vegetarian brand Quorn has added to their vegan line-up with the release of three brand new vegan products. In 2016, Quorn added a range of vegan products to their vegetarian product range, including nuggets, ‘fish’ fillets and fingers and hot & spicy burgers. See for yourself with our range of delicious vegetarian and vegan products which will help you to turn out mouth-watering recipes every time. Whether it’s making the perfect Lasagne with Quorn® Mince; creating a spicy curry with Quorn Pieces; or making a special stew with Quorn Sausages; great tasting food is just a few minutes away. Quorn has built up a range of more than 100 products, from mince and sausages to goat’s cheese and cranberry escalopes and toad in the hole, and it is beefing up – excuse the pun – its vegan Products Vegan Food. Our delicious selection of Quorn vegan products make great ingredients for really tasty vegan meals. Whether you are looking for a vegan lunchtime solution to create the ultimate sandwich, or dinner time meal inspiration with Quorn Vegan Pieces, Nuggets or our versatile Quorn Spicy Vegan Burgers. Add Quorn Meat Free Roast Style Sliced Fillets 140G Add add Quorn Meat Free Roast Style Sliced Fillets 140G to basket Quorn Vegan Chicken Free Slices 100G Write a review Rest of Fresh Vegan Pies, Slices & Pasties shelf Whether you're cooking dinner from scratch, looking for vegan meal inspiration, or trying to reduce your meat intake, the Quorn range has a product for you! Meat free mince, made with mycoprotein Sustainable nutrition Quorn products are a source of protein because they contain mycoprotein; a nutritious and sustainable protein source. Mycoprotein is footprinted by the Carbon Trust and has less impact on our planet's resources. To discover delicious recipes made with Quorn products and to find out more about our approach to sustainable nutrition
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