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Are they cheaper?
It wasn't a single particular nugget, but an aggregate of vegan nuggets. And I can assure you, that Quorn and Morningstar are definitely cheaper than livestock chicken nuggets.
Really? They're multiple times more here
Srsly? Wow. I've seen immposible go for around ten dollars, gardien for like 5, and then morning star and quorn for around 3. I don't buy any of them because baking my own tofu ones is easy and I enooy cooking.
This is on the west coast US
In Australia they’re basically triple price. I can get 500g of Australian chicken nuggets for $3.50 or 280g of Quorn for $7
Share the tofu recipe? I’d probably beyond my skill as a cook, but I’m always interested to learn more.
It's honestly not that tricky, just a little time intensive. My secret, not-so-secret trick for all tofu is to freeze it immediately, then dethaw day of with warm water/microwave on low/leaving on the counter all day/night. The freezing proces changes the texture in to something super tender!
Yeah around me they are at least double. Usually like 2.5-3x more expensive. It's the only thing that stops me from getting them like constantly
They are CONSIDERABLY better. Especially with BBQ sauce!
I'm pretty sure that last sentence is about to get me kicked out of Texas
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Nuggies with BBQ is the only way my friend.
Not cheeper anyway. Less cheep. Dunno about the cost