fivefeetvegan

These taste great and cook fast. They work in any pasta dish but I like them in salads best; it tastes fabulous combined with some lettuce, cooked veggies, and hummus, or anything you'd like your salad to have! I wish it more

Nurishh is my go-to when in comes to vegan cheese. These Greek style cubes are as promising as they seem; they are so tender that you can mash up and spread them easily on a toast. They taste as I imagine Feta cheese would more

These taste great. I enjoy them with both sweet and savoury spreads. I'd repurchase.

Aldi,
1,29€ (250 g)

Average tinned tomatoes, nothing remarkable. I cooked it but I'll skip the salt next time; it already has some. I would repurchase.

Primaprix,
1,10€ (800 g)

This was great both taste and texture wise; it's like crumbled mince but vegan. It had a pretty plain taste, which for me was a good point; you can season it however you'd like. The only thing I'd change would be the sunflower more

We tried these for lunch today. They were edible but I didn't like them; the spinach taste was too prominent. I won't repurchase.

Lidl,
1,69€ (400 g)

I loved these; the spices and texture were on point for me. They're pretty big, so I suppose they'd work well in sandwiches or the sort too. Were I to change something, I'd replace rapeseed oil with extra virgin olive oil, more

I confess I froze this as it was almost due; once unfrozen, it tastes just as good as it would normal. The texture wasn't watery either, so that's great. I'd repurchase, though buying avocado is usually cheaper.

Aldi,
1,99€ (200 g)

Rolled spelt had potential for oat recipes; I got nothing against oats but my stomach doesn't handle them well. These flakes kinda tasted like sunflowers seeds; I enjoyed that, though I think I prefer rolled barley taste more

I had no tofu left so I got this one. I usually buy the one from Lidl (my favourite) but we don't have a Lidl nearby. This tofu from Eroski is a couple €/KG more expensive but it was decent. I liked that it's firmer than more