Interesting Quorn web search Thanksgiving

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I love Quorn too, I just found the last roast at Whole Fooods this

morning. Phew! I was lucky. I will probably make a TVP loaf on the

side.

Those articles don't scare me, I don't believe everything I read.

Hope all of you have a very Happy Thanksgiving.

Donna

 

 

, " ~ PT ~ "

<patchouli_troll wrote:

>

> I have been eating Quorn products for years and

> have never had any problems with it. I know many

> other veggie folks that love the stuff, and it is quite

> popular in Europe. I would take these scare articles

> with a grain of salt, personally. But Quorn isn't the

> end-all thanksgiving main entree idea. There are

> many other options if someone is sensitive or afraid

> to try Quorn.

> I still plan to enjoy my delicious Quorn roast.

> I know the term " fungus " sounds gross, but don't

> knock it til you try it.

> Cheers! :::coffeemug salute:::

>

> ~ PT ~

>

> Autumn will heap the granaries high.

> Whatever you reap, corn, wheat or clover,

> Barley or rye, when autumn is over . . .

> Whatever you reap you will be raising

> Again and again.

> ~ Anne Persov, Whatever You Reap.

> ~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~>

> , " summerhill9 "

<summerhill9@> wrote:

> >

> > I found some interesting stuff about Quorn just by doing a search

for

> > Quorn - banned in Canada.

> >

> > This is what I found. It's sounds digusting I can't believe that

any

> > food agency would approve this stuff.

> >

> > Quorn is banned in Canada - why?

> > What is wrong with it? I eat loads of the stuff.

>