A good vegan substitute, but not a healthy alternative. #vegan #veganfood #govegan #veganin2025 #veganfortheanimals
Sweet And Sour Porkless Bites
from Gardein
4.38 (108)
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Gardein's Sweet and Sour Porkless Bites are a plant-based alternative to traditional Chinese cuisine. These bites are made with wholesome ingredients and have a crispy outer coating that is coated in a sticky, sweet and sour sauce. They are quick and easy to prepare, taking only 10 minutes to cook on the stovetop. Simply add the included sauce pack to the skillet around one minute remaining to cook, and let the glaze cool as it creates a delicious, sticky coating. These bites can be served over quinoa or rice for a complete meal that is both satisfying and nutritious. At under $5 a bag and available at many retailers, you can enjoy these tasty bites without breaking the bank. Some customers have left positive reviews, stating that these bites are a great option for those who want to reduce their meat consumption or follow a plant-based diet.
Reviews by abillion’s vegan community
Absolutely delicious little morsels! Great in a stir fry! #veganpork #vegan #veganisnotscary #govegan
Really tasty sauce and crispy bites! They cook up great in the air frier for a fast protein snack or meal addition. #porklessbites
My partner used to love sweet & sour pork back when eating animals didn’t make him blink an eye. He is now proudly standing on a soap box and sharing this most important message with the world to stop harming our fellow creatures and our planet. And… he can still enjoy sweet & sour p’rk! He claims this is INDISTINGUISHABLE from what he remembers.
Delicious and so simple to prepare! This is another spot-on recommendation from @rosieb33 and @acastillon, among many others. I followed the stovetop #stirfry directions and added fresh bell pepper and frozen mixed green vegetables; with the help of some steamed brown rice, I was able to squeeze three well-rounded meals out of a single package. I liked the smaller size of the bites and preferred their slightly firmer texture to that of the mandarin orange chick’n. Though I can’t say for sure how porky it all really is, I believe this #mockmeat would be a convincing, beginner-friendly introduction for those curious about trying vegan foods. My one bit of feedback for Gardein is that the sauce tastes too sweet, even for sweet and sour. Still, this is definitely a good one to keep in the freezer for lazy nights or even entertaining — something tells me these bites would make the cutest little skewer hors d'oeuvres!
