If you're a vegetarian, you're probably already starting to think about what you'll do for Christmas dinner this year. Is it going to be Linda McCartney sausages with all the trimmings (as usual) or will you make yourself unpopular by trying to concoct a separate, home-cooked main course alongside the turkey in an already over-full kitchen?
If either both these options fail to inspire you, Quorn has stepped in just in the nick of time. The new vegetable roast is a hearty, substantial main dish that you can enjoy smothered in veggie gravy as the cold nights draw in. It contains a blend of Quorn mince, oatmeal, sweet potatoes and bulgar wheat, making it a low-fat and tasty alternative to meat. Quorn vegetable roast can be found in the freezer cabinets at Sainsbury's, priced £2.99.
I have been a vetegarian for many years and rarely eat meat substitute, however at Christmas and having invited guests for lunch, purchased quorn vegetable roast. My guests who are carnivores enjoyed the texture and taste, unfortunately I have not been able to find it in ASDA since. Can you help?