Green Cuisine Meat Free Meatballs

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4.06 (30)
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Most helpful reviews

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When I purchased these originally, Asda had them on a deal 5 bags for a

£1 or something crazy! So I've eaten a lot of these and take my word for it, if cooked correctly they taste just like meatballs, great taste and great texture. But if you don't give them enough time in the pan to crisp up around edges before adding the sauce then they end up being a bit soggy. But obviously you can just cook them in the oven while you cook the tomato sauce separately, up to you ✌️

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One of the nicest vegan meatballs I've tasted!! Great in spaghetti!!


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This evening I thought I might do an Ikea style dinner but with Birdeye new

meatballs free meat. They are delicious, a bit sweet but you can taste the flavor of spices too. The ingredients are not that bad either, you should check it out next time that you are at the shop and after come back to tell me what you think 😋
#veganisnotscary #veganmeatballs #mashedpotato #peas


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Love these. They taste way better than meat-meatballs, and the texture is light and fluffy

with a nice crunch. They're a bit high calorie, but since they're small you can still portion control them pretty well. A bit pricey at £3/bag, but they're worth it. Also, they're fairly often on offer. #soyafree and largely weird-ingredient-free.


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muy bien conseguido genial para los macarrones y está muy buenas con salsa de tomate.

#veganin2020

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