Super tasty, vegetable-forward (no cheese alternatives!) filling in a golden, turmeric-infused skin. I was so excited to find this two-pack at Costco — on sale, no less — and it truly exceeded my expectations. I was amazed by the richness that was achieved with just #organic grilled vegetables. The inside felt a tiny bit stodgy, but I loved that I could really taste the zucchini and red pepper. The ravioli boil for just 3 #lazyvegan minutes; I served them in a jarred tomato-basil sauce that I doctored up with cremini mushrooms, chili flakes, and even more tomato (grape and sun-dried.) In my opinion, they need that little bit of acidity to really shine. If you can find them, I highly recommend giving this stellar #pasta a try!
Reviews by abillion’s vegan community
I’m always so excited to find stuffed pastas that are vegan! This grilled vegetable ravioli was incredible! It really packed a punch. And with some kale, roasted cherry tomatoes, sun-dried tomatoes, and beyond sausage, made the perfect dish. #dogsofabillion
I first tried these last year, and haven’t seen it since until today. Stock up on it because it’s really tasty. Grilled vegetable filling and Turmeric infused pasta. I’d definitely recommend picking some up if you see it at Costco. Tossed it with a simple tomato and basil sauce.
DELICIOUS! More all vegan options found at Costco. There’s turmeric in the pasta which makes the ravioli look a little yellow, but it isn’t overpowering. They’re only filled with vegetables, no fake cheese, but that’s not a bad thing! Everything is very flavorful and well seasoned. #veganisnotscary #seattlevegan #costco
Even though high in sodium, this has plenty fiber. Loaded with veggies like zucchini, eggplant, peppers, potatoes, and tomatoes. I prepared this with This Dip Is Nuts Green Chili and Pepita Sauce, sun-dried tomatoes, Daring plant-based chicken,, garlic, basil, and other herbs from my garden. So good and a fantastic deal! Each pack is seven servings (even more if paired with a salad or other side) and was only $10.99 at Costco’s.
