Lasagna

This. Was. Shamaziiing! not many products i can say package similar can have me raving. A friend brought it over from the island from Vancouver, apperently there is a store being Komo foods eat in or take out. Can't comment on cost, as it was free to us. But would definately recommend. flavour was there, texture and all the trimmings, well done!

I wish they were still in business but understand why they had to shut down. These lasagnas were so amazing but the price point started to grow too ridiculous for their size, which suffered from shrinkflation - you can see here the indentation that was on all sides of the tin. One family sized, narrow and thin tray fed only 3 adults with no second portions. When I make a lasagna, it feeds 4 people 2 meals easily. I couldn’t justify that anymore and no one is going to pay $35 in the grocery store for such a small amount of food. When the government decides to do something about corporate greed, maybe we can have vegan prepared foods again. The proprietor told me a huge bag of lentils from his wholesale supplier went from being $80 to $400! Explain that. That’s not inflation at 7%. If this ever comes back on the market, we will all be better off. Until then I’ll be trying to recreate it in normal proportions.

Very delicious and has a lovely creamy taste! Definitely worth a try if you like lasagna!

Really good veggie lasagne. The ingredients are very clean and it’s made in Vancouver. Will definitely purchase again.

I always like it when I see a #veganlasagna that has actual noodles in it and not just layers of #vegetables lol (no offense to those who like that style). They were selling these packages for $14 at the Planted Expo in Toronto. I thought that was a lot for the #portion size. It did taste good. It wasn't super great, but it was good. We decided to walk away, but I liked the #sample overall. The ingredients seemed simple and not too long of a list.