So nothing to do with any comment made by the people of Melton themselves and everything to do with Morrison’s making that decision for them.
And I reckon both of them might like to try the pie.I expect there are vegans in melton mowbray too.
I expect there are vegans in melton mowbray too.
In fairness i want one now.
I expect there are vegans in melton mowbray too.
I was behind a middle aged woman, who looked clever enough to know better, in a queue who said she wouldn't have a hot chocolate as it had milk in it and she was vegetarian Maybe I've missed something somewhere
I suspect trying to be trendy but simply stupid.
A lot of recent talk (previous page especially) of Quorn, TVP and such like.
I just consider any "imitation meat" products (eg most Linda McCartney meals, and all sorts of others) as things I don't and won't touch.
I'm just a veggie, not vegan, so my consistency levels are close to zero and I don't care, but I'm just not interested in meat at all -- either real meat or imitation!
It's always puzzled me, the above. But I suppose having always been vegetarian (brought up as one from birth, unusual at my age) has a lot to do with it.
The wife is the same, she doesn't like the blood and flesh aspect of meat so finds trying to mimic it just as disgusting.
Checking in as another fake meat despiser...I think your missus and me must be much in the minority of veggies and vegans ..... so many go for the imitation stuff!
Me also except for the following thought process that occurs every 5pm:Checking in as another fake meat despiser...
I‘ll never understand why people are puzzled by this. Some are vegetarians because among other things they genuinely don’t like the taste of meat, but many don’t eat meat for purely ethical reasons even though they love the taste. The only problem with fake meat products is that they taste crap. As soon as someone comes up with a convincing version of “fake meat” I’ll never eat real meat again.A lot of recent talk (previous page especially) of Quorn, TVP and such like.
I just consider any "imitation meat" products (eg most Linda McCartney meals, and all sorts of others) as things I don't and won't touch.
I'm just a veggie, not vegan, so my consistency levels are close to zero and I don't care, but I'm just not interested in meat at all -- either real meat or imitation!
It's always puzzled me, the above. But I suppose having always been vegetarian (brought up as one from birth, unusual at my age) has a lot to do with it.
Yes, admittedly, I am not having to square the circle of being a vegetarian who has to provide for non-vegetarian tastes, so my stand on this is utterly self-indulgent...Me also except for the following thought process that occurs every 5pm:
Hmm. They WILL insist on wanting something for dinner. Potatoes. Yep. Veggies. Yep. But what about protein?
rummages in freezer
Ah! Linda McCartney Extra Meatylicious guaranteed to bleed deliciously veiny fake steaks. Yep. That'll do.
I expect they'll want to eat again tomorrow. sigh Better replace these at the supermarket tomorrow.
Aren't most pies "No Pork" pies, or does Melton Mowbray have a law you can't sell an apple pie or a spinach pie unless you put some pig parts in there?
It's always silly this kicking off about vegan stuff being confused with its meat counterpart anyway. If that was actually happening then it would be a massive fail on the part of the vegan food producer, they obviously actively want consumers to spot the difference
KFC admits selling chicken instead of vegan burger to vegetarians
One woman says she was left physically sick after returning to the restaurant for the first time in yearswww.walesonline.co.uk
WalesOnline said:KFC has admitted selling chicken to vegetarians who wanted to try out the new vegan burger, saying: "Hands up – this isn’t great."
I tried a "Vork" pie.
If it's like that you'll only try it once.
Tbf the pastry was excellent, but that only amplified the disappointment at the contents.