I agree! I discoverd it as we finally got TJ’s in NYC. I a not a vegetarian but I’ve found this is as good as meat. Its a product where if you don’t tell someone, “this is vegetarian, not meat” they would never know...and I’ve tested this out on a few people. Its very tasty stuff, and you can use it many different ways. Its similar to “mexican chorizo”, which is crumbly, not “spanish chorizo” which is firmer and more like a real sausage. I like it in tacos, quesilladillas, and in eggs. It is a bit high in sodium and fat content though so I don’t over do it.
Well, yeah, it's not exactly health food. Less fat and sodium than meat though, and no cholesterol and no animal abuse, so it's an improvement at least.
Putting it in quesadillas...you're giving me ideas!
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I agree! I discoverd it as we finally got TJ’s in NYC. I a not a vegetarian but I’ve found this is as good as meat. Its a product where if you don’t tell someone, “this is vegetarian, not meat” they would never know...and I’ve tested this out on a few people. Its very tasty stuff, and you can use it many different ways. Its similar to “mexican chorizo”, which is crumbly, not “spanish chorizo” which is firmer and more like a real sausage. I like it in tacos, quesilladillas, and in eggs. It is a bit high in sodium and fat content though so I don’t over do it.
Well, yeah, it's not exactly health food. Less fat and sodium than meat though, and no cholesterol and no animal abuse, so it's an improvement at least.
Putting it in quesadillas...you're giving me ideas!
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