I just heard about this. How was it if you had it? Suppose to taste similar to bacon . I’m not a vegetarian but my wife is. You have to put a lot of junk in it to taste like bacon but it’s still better for you than bacon.
"Better for you" how? Less fat and cholesterol, sure. But all the chemicals they need to use to make it taste like bacon CANNOT be healthy. It is like how people think Turkey bacon is healthier. It isn't.
Most of the recipes for fake bacon that I've seen (coconut bacon, eggplant bacon) don't use chemicals, just spices and stuff to make them taste like bacon.
Then why call it bacon? Just call it roasted (whatever) chips.
My friend, who is vegan, gave me a recipe for carrot hot dogs. I was skeptical about how they'd taste, but they had a hot dog flavor and were very good.
I've never totally understood why vegans constantly are creating foods that mimic meat products. I know some have restrictive diets and aren't able to have certain foods, so substitutes make sense. But for those who are vegans by choice, why keep trying to make plant-based products look and taste like meat?
I've never totally understood why vegans constantly are creating foods that mimic meat products.
As someone who absolutely hates eggplant this seems like just a horrible idea.
I came to write the absolute opposite. I adore eggplant and abhor bacon. YUCK! (Im not a plant based person either, LOL)As someone who absolutely hates eggplant this seems like just a horrible idea.
I've never totally understood why vegans constantly are creating foods that mimic meat products. I know some have restrictive diets and aren't able to have certain foods, so substitutes make sense. But for those who are vegans by choice, why keep trying to make plant-based products look and taste like meat?
There are very few foods that I dislike. Eggplant is number one (it is a texture issue for me).I came to write the absolute opposite. I adore eggplant and abhor bacon. YUCK! (Im not a plant based person either, LOL)