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Beyond Burger - Tesco

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    #2
    Ted Plain
    Closed Accounts Posts: 222 ✭✭Ted Plain


    Thanks for the heads-up. :)

    They have them online!

    https://www.tesco.ie/groceries/Product/Details/?id=301595088

    I'll check Liffey Valley for them over the weekend.


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    sdevine89
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    Ted Plain wrote: »
    Thanks for the heads-up. :)

    They have them online!

    https://www.tesco.ie/groceries/Product/Details/?id=301595088

    I'll check Liffey Valley for them over the weekend.

    Yeah really looking forward to trying them, didn’t have them in Tesco Ballybrack last night.


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    Ted Plain
    Closed Accounts Posts: 222 ✭✭Ted Plain


    Are they in the freezer or the fridge area, do you know?


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    sdevine89
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    Ted Plain wrote: »
    Are they in the freezer or the fridge area, do you know?

    I checked both but I’m pretty sure they should be in the area of the fridge with the other veggie burgers, quorn etc.


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    B0jangles
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    I saw them last week in Tesco in Bray, in the freezer with the other vegetarian burger/nugget type stuff.


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    Tree
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    In the freezer.

    Defrost them before cooking, and do them at high heat quickly on a hot pan. They're not bad, though the household preference here remains for the LMC mozzeralla quarter pounders


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    Ted Plain
    Closed Accounts Posts: 222 ✭✭Ted Plain


    We had these tonight. They were tasty enough.

    However.

    They taste exactly like some other veggie burger I've had before. I'm pretty certain that it was Quorn Quarter Pounders. Lookswise, they are similar to Iceland's No Bull Burgers, in that they contain beetroot juice to give a red tinge.

    Not bad at all, but at €7 for two, way overpriced.


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    gozunda
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    Tried one of these at a friend's house as Ill try anything at least once! Wasn't impressed tbh. The first thing that struck me was taste - it was neither a 'veggie' burger or a 'meat' burger. Wouldn't bother trying it again tbh.

    But what put me off was the ingredient list. It's mainly just highly procesed junk imo. I've had much nicer home made ones.

    https://i.imgur.com/eoExYcs.jpg

    Also noted they were "packed in the UK using ...Patties from the USA" that's more air miles than aer lingus lol!


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    Shenshen
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    Ted Plain wrote: »
    We had these tonight. They were tasty enough.

    However.

    They taste exactly like some other veggie burger I've had before. I'm pretty certain that it was Quorn Quarter Pounders. Lookswise, they are similar to Iceland's No Bull Burgers, in that they contain beetroot juice to give a red tinge.

    Not bad at all, but at €7 for two, way overpriced.

    Thanks for that - I saw them at the weekend, but one glance at the price ruled them out completely for me. :D


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