It is official … Santa Claus loves Quorn
Well my six-year-old boy does, who, upon returning from school, has been dressing up in his Santa suit since the 1st December! Last night’s sausage rolls were “brilliant and ace” … Quorn Sausage rolls of course, brushed with a little milk and browned in a medium oven. We [...]
Hi everyone - we’ve had lots of queries on where to find the Quorn Family Roast this Christmas. The Quorn chicken-style family roast is available all year round in the freezer sections of Tesco, Morrisons, and the Co-Op. You’ll have to check with the store if they stock the product. If not, you may need to [...]
My Christmas Day with Quorn is fortunately not a solitary one, my husband and I are vegetarian and my mum will go along with whatever we take to cook at her place. But it’s supposed to be a treat for everyone, so I make sure I’ve got a traditional meat eater’s Christmas dinner ‘with all [...]
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This week, our very own Head of Innovation, Tim Finnigan, was interviewed by the BBC World Service One Planet programme to expound on the making of Quorn. One Planet provides a weekly view of global development and the environment and Tim contributed to the ‘Future of Food’ segment.
Seeing as livestock are responsible for 18 per cent [...]
By Jo Butten, Company Nutritionist
Following from the top healthiest celebrities article – people often ask me whether I take supplements or whether you can get everything you need from a balanced diet.
Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine said two-and-a-half thousand years ago “Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.”
From Mrs Beeton to mycoprotein – we’ve come a long way baby!
I’m sure I wasn’t the only one glued to every single episode of the wonderful BBC2 series – ‘The Supersizers Eat…’ earlier this year.
From hedonistic Ancient Rome to convenience- obsessed 1980s, the series managed to take us on a lively journey through food history [...]
School lunches – what a nightmare for the mother of a vegetarian. Not only do you have to balance the nutritional needs but then there’s the question of variety, peer pressure and not least, freshness and durability in the depths of the school bag.
The last two are somewhat easier for primary school kids. It’s OK [...]
So who knew that the saying ‘you are what you eat’ works on far more than a physical level?
While most of us turn to food to help control our physical health, we often underestimate the mental benefits that different foods have to offer. And this goes far beyond satisfying a rumbling stomach or a craving [...]
If there’s one thing we can thank the credit crunch for it’s the end of the fad of eating out of season food.
I can’t think of anything worse than eating the same old food week in and week out. Flavourless strawberries, beans shipped from Kenya and asparagus from Peru are just a few of my [...]