Guest guest Posted January 11, 2010 Report Posted January 11, 2010 Hi! That's a good question! I have tried about 5 of the available (in the U.S.) products of the Quorn brand, and they are GOOD! The flavor is savory, perhaps " earthy " , but somewhat mild. I would say it is hard to describe, and I can only describe it as being similar (but not exactly LIKE) the tastes of the foods it can substitute for, if you know what I mean. Some might say it's a little like mushrooms, but not really....It's kinda close to a good, rich BROTH flavor with a HINT of mushroom IN the broth! The texture of Quorn foods is usually kind of chewy. If you've had " seitan " foods, it is probably the closest to that for texture. There is this chewiness that is not like most vegetairan foods, but this is an advantage when using Quorn in a " traditional " recipe as a sub. for something else. Basically, I highly recommend the products from Quorn. I hope more of them are made avaailable in the U.S. in the near future. I keep a couple packages in my freezer and look forward to having something " Quorn " with a meal about once a week--for me, it's a TREAT! (And, BTW, my husband, who is less into eating vegetarian foods than I am--HE has had a few of these foods and thinks they are " okay " . He isn't crazy about Boca products but tolerates them, and HATES tofu...Quorn is something he will eat and not fuss about it not being " real food " .) Give it a try. It's safe--no animal products in it, and it tastes GOOD: " savory " is a word I would use to describe it. I would highly recommend it. Best wishes and hope you like it! --Laura B., in Illinois Quote
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2010 Report Posted January 12, 2010 I think Quorn does contain egg whites. Doesn't bother me, but it does some people. Audrey Quote
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