#hilarys #veggieburger #vegan #veganisnotscary #nongmocertified #glutenfree #soyfree #cornfree #nutfree #eggfree #dairyfree #organic #highinfibre #highinmanganese #rootveggies I picked up a few different boxes of Hilary’s veggie burgers last year at Grocery Outlet for $1 each. The second to be reviewed is Hilary’s Organic Root Veggie Veggie Burgers. I’ve seen these several times in the grocery store, but never bought them because they were ridiculously priced. But for a dollar, why not? There are 2 burgers in the box. This veggie burger is truly a veggie burger in that it’s made from root vegetables (beets, carrots, turnips, sweet potatoes). There is no attempt to imitate meat in anyway (not in taste nor texture). The first two ingredients (millet and the aforementioned root vegetables) are visible in the patties and are quite evident in the taste. All the ingredients, except for sea salt, are organic. So naturally, these veggie burgers are high in fiber, manganese, niacin and iron, and other nutrients too. The salt content is pretty reasonable. I would definitely get these burgers again and hopefully for the ultra low price I found at Grocery Outlet.
Reviews by abillion’s vegan community
These were out for a bit before I had them, so grain of salt. The crispy texture was fun, and these were serviceable freezer options. They were savory but not extremely flavorful. Definitely good with toppings. #burger
A burger that isn’t trying to pass itself off as meat. The think I don’t love is that it does fall apart a bit while you’re eating. But it’s: tasty. Free of nuts and soy and rice, Quick, nutritious… it tastes awesome in a gluten free bun with ketchup and lettuce and extra pickles.
I liked these, they stayed together well when I was cooking them. Some of the others fall apart pretty easily.
These are heavy on the oil but are otherwise made of good whole food ingredients. They hold together pretty well for this style of veggie burger and taste great.
