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I bought some Quorn breaded chik'n patties after reading a bit in the order of the product - there's some comfort foods I do occasionally miss since becoming a vegetarian. I couldn't believe how much approaching real chicken it be - in soft spot, texture, everything! However, I tried to do some research as to EXACTLY what Quorn is and I didn't have much luck. The company seem to not want to show us what the stuff looks like - I googled my butt sour and couldn't find any real picture of the stuff. Although it's a fungus, it's plainly not mushroom. I try not to eat too copious processed foods anyway so I took it as a sign that I shouldn't bother with it. It may be a nutritional food, but I hold a suspicion it might be junk. I hope someone posts a relation to a picture of what Quorn really is!
No - I've read it's mostly a particular fungus and I used to guzzle Quorn when I was newly vegetarian. Unfortunately, Quorn products hold eggs and I'm vegan, so I don't drink them now.
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