Plant balls with fries (veganised)

Loved this!!!! Grew up eating IKEA's meatballs so there's a lot of sentimentality attached to

it and this plant ball tasted so similar. The flavour was almost completely the same, although the texture had less of a meaty bite (not a bad thing). The lingonberry jam helped make the dish more multidimensional too by providing a sweet and zesty contrast. Tasted pretty similar to meatballs I had in Sweden too! Unfortunately the sauce and mashed potatoes are not vegan so you'll need to exclude the sauce and switch the mashed potatoes to fries. And the broccoli was pretty bad in the way over-boiled unseasoned broccoli always is #veganisnotscary

Love the taste, love the curry and plant based veggie balls :)

The dish is not vegan by default. Both the mashed potatoes and sauce contains dairy.

But the mashed potatoes can be replaced with fries and sauce can be omitted. The plant balls have a meaty texture and is pretty good. I think it’s quite interesting that they give some jam on the side which goes surprisingly well with the plant balls. #veganisnotscary

2 stars for presentation. Their food looks like it was served in a canteen.
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compared to the vegetable balls, these are more meat-like. Do note that the mashed potato sauce is not vegan. #veganisnotscary

These plant balls were delicious! To veganise this dish, the gravy was omitted and the

mash potato was changed to fries. They forgot the jam here. They do sell frozen plant balls in their marketplace!

#veganisnotscary

Remembered to swap the mashed potato to fries but forgot to remove the gravy 😩
This

plate with 16 balls costs $10.50. Fries weren’t great. Veggies were the same boiled frozen veg. I think I prefer just buying the frozen plant balls and preparing them myself..

eating the new meatballs in IKEA was abit sad because i couldn’t eat the sauce

+ mash potato which made it a little dry 😒 when i bought a pack and made it at home (totally vegan), it was so much better ☺️