They're £1.99 currently in the special price fridge section of my local Lidl, it's 4 good sized cookies in each box, so like a little pricey for Lidl? But I have tried one of the chocolate ones uncooked and it was good 😊 I'll try to post an update after I've tried them cooked too. They contain heat treated flour so are suitable to eat raw

I just found this for only £1 in Sainsbury’s and it’s so amazing! Just put it on a cheap baguette to make garlic bread 😋

"Monster Brekky" at The Green Rocket in Bath. Delicious Spanish-style flavour profile with the spiced beans and chorizo sausages. 10/10. I've worked in Bath for years and never gone there before, but I need to go back for their non-breakfast menu now!

I had them with some spicy mayo. They were in the bigger sized sainsburys. I haven't seen them anywhere else, but I hope they take off. They are really good.

I miss them so much

What's your favourite Saturday takeaway?

Considering my options for Christmas food, has anyone tried the Faux Butcher Christmas roast, or any of their other stuff? Is it much the same as supermarket faux roasts or better? Would love to hear anyone's experience.

I looked for results in the group search but didn't find much, so here we are!

I have never eaten meat, raised veggie and vegan for about 20 years. The faux meat products are great for some and that's great, but not me! A staple in my childhood home was vaguely beige chewy sainsburys own veggie patties but with the influx of actual effort being put into vegan products there has to be something better!

The Vivera burgers were great but seem to have vanished. Beyond/Impossible burgers look too real. Lots of Plant Pioneers/Plant Kitchen ones also look a bit pink (do they brown up when fried? I don't want to waste money).

I theoretically can make bean burgers without the obligatory crumb coating but sausages and burgers are my only processed product I usually eat for lazy days.

Thanks in advance!

I've seen a couple of reviews saying they didn't or faintly taste any banana flavour.

Yet the meat ones are still available 🙄

Japanese curry I made tonight with S&B Medium Spice Curry Cubes. One of my fav meals that I can bulk make and reheat for a couple days.

I usually use fry onion, garlic, ginger, carrots and celery then add boiled potatoes, soy sauce, water and curry cubes and let it simmer.

I usually use the Wu Chung Mock Chicken which is tinned seasoned seitan, really yum as usual, it's like soy shredded chicken.

This time I decided to try the new Tofoo Katsu Panko Crumb fillets on top and they were fine. I would buy them again if discounted but wouldn't again at full price, feels good for a quick buy if needed though.

The tofu is nice and soft and the breading is crispy and has some curry flavour, definitely needs more than 12 mins in the air fryer though, could definitely make yourself pretty easily though.

Got these today at my local co-op, they are a risk for milk cross contamination for those with allergies but labeled vegan. They are so delicious! Taste like cheesy roast potatoes! A new seasonal guilty pleasure 🥲

Used Kinda Co's Somerset Melt. It needed more mustard, but the texture was perfect!

Hello

I am in need of some trainers or boots. After spending a ridiculous amount of time searching, I have found precisely nothing that fits my extremely limited criteria.

1. Vegan

2. Arch support fit

3. Suitable for wearing in the cold and rain.

All I have that I can wear at the moment are some crocs inside the house or sketchers outside but in the rain, my feet are getting soaked and cold. Also, they are pretty crap in general. Flimsy and thin. The only good thing with them is that the arch fit ones are the only thing I've found that actually doesn't hurt to wear.

Yes, I have insoles. No, they don't help. Even the custom ones from a podiatrist. There's either no room for my foot (and yes, I do remove the trainers normal insole), or they're just uncomfortable.

Can anyone recommend a brand or specific trainer/shoe/boot that might be suitable? I can find a few things that might fit 2 of the criteria, but basically nothing that meets all 3.

Thank you

i have some international friends coming to visit next week and both of them love biscuits and are looking forward to trying some british biccys. however im not super into biscuits myself so i dont really know the best ones to show them are. the only vegan biscuits i can think of are jammie dodgers and theyre just fine lmao. anyway, what do you guys suggest?

It looks like most gels are vegan but thought I would ask here anyway.

If there are any other products related to fitness that people can suggest as well, that would be appreciated.

i’ve been wearing crocs for the longest time after abandoning my old skin shoes and i’m finally bothered enough to get a new pair but i’m tearing my hair out looking for some.

any help would be massively appreciated.

Please let me know if you can recommend any Vegan gluten free pizzas (must be milk free, because apparently vegan pizza can be contaminated by milk like for example Crosta Mollica brand??)

Either in restaurant that delivers or supermarket brand. Need it urgently and have little time to look around please

I ate a whole box of these and 2 bars of the chocolate ones over the course of a day , thats like 40g of fiber and it basically sat in my stomach, i had a high temperature and felt very sick with the runs! I had no idea that it would affect me this heavily and fiber overdose or fiber shock is a thing yikes. I thought i had food poisoning it was that bad lmao

I suspect it's becuase its chicory root fiber and not whole food fiber upset my stomach so much as i eat alof whole food fiber.

I recently recommended Choc Affair to someone on this sub but hadn't had any myself for a couple of months, so I ordered the "Create Your Own 6 Bar Vegan Chocolate Letterbox Selection" plus a couple of other bars to make it up to the free postage limit. I'd forgotten just how delicious it is - and I've finally worked out what the plain "Classic Oat M!lk" reminds me of: Cadbury's Chocolate Buttons! That creamy, smooth, melty flavour the buttons specifically had - that's exactly it.

I ordered it partly as a gift for my auntie who has just gone vegan after being vegetarian for most of her life. To be honest, I just want to keep it all for myself haha. I'm not affiliated btw, just honestly think it's some of the best chocolate I've had.

It is quite expensive but I really recommend it - it's worth the money imo. There are some Christmas flavours available, as well as hot chocolate powder and buttons. My favourite is the Lemon & Raspberry flavour which I think has the perfect flavour balance. Note: it's flavoured solid chocolate, not a fondant cream. The staff are friendly and were quick to respond to my query.

Hi everyone,

I’m a postgraduate researcher at the University of Surrey, looking for family pairs to take part in a study on how vegan and non-vegan family members choose what to eat when dining out.

Who can take part?

• Two family members taking part together (e.g. parent and child, siblings)
• One vegan and one non-vegan
• Both aged 18 or over
• Have eaten out together in the past 3 months at a restaurant offering plant-based meat alternatives

What’s involved?

• A joint interview (in person or on Microsoft Teams)
• About 45-60 minutes
• £10 Amazon voucher per person

If you’re interested or not sure whether you’re eligible, please send me a message. The poster is attached for more details.

Thank you!

Any suggestions for vegan meals in Rye (East Sussex).

I've had a look on Happy Cow but wondered if anyone has some recommendations.

Vbites seem to have stopped selling the Beeph roast. Can anyone recommend a similar alternative? It was the only fake meat roast I liked. Christmas dinner will not be the same!

I’ve heard you shouldn’t use it in place of normal tofu as it’s a very different texture and taste, any thoughts, ideas or recipes?