redwood reviews

[Asleep on a sunbeam]

I thought I'd make a thread for what people think of any redwood products they've got:

Thai style cakes:
can't stand, they're chickpea and all but they just, don't taste right to me.
http://www.redwoodfoods.co.uk/products/ ... oductid=59

Sausages:
Mage ready to eat ones, they're okay, not the best.
http://www.redwoodfoods.co.uk/products/ ... oductid=35

Linconshire ready to eat ones, they're lovely, I eat them fairly often.
http://www.redwoodfoods.co.uk/products/ ... oductid=61

Mage and Marjoam to be cooked ones, my absolute favourites so far, when cooked properly.
http://www.redwoodfoods.co.uk/products/ ... oductid=25

Meat free quarter pounders, not anything I'm too keen on, okay for a boast in kcals and stuff, but not great.
http://www.redwoodfoods.co.uk/products/ ... oductid=75

beanfeast pate. -to be eaten-
http://www.redwoodfoods.co.uk/products/ ... oductid=71

[JP]

my favourites at the moment are:

chicken bits:
http://www.redwoodfoods.co.uk/products/ ... roductid=8
good cold, add to salads, sandwiches, pasta, anything really.


and hot dogs which i didnt find from their site???

[thestoatyone]

Only ones I can get at the super market (H&B being a bit pricey) are the Hot dogs; which have never appealed and the slices; "beef" ones are bland and crap but the sage and onion ones are quite tasty in a sammich, particularly with some vegannaise...

[Asleep on a sunbeam]

The bean feast is absolutely lovely on toast.

I've got pork style cookable sausages to try out. I'll cook them up after another run or something.

[downhillingdemon]

I like the 'beef' slices they sell in Morrisons - particularly with roast dinner (rather than in a sandwich). They work very well with gravy!

[thestoatyone]

I like the 'beef' slices they sell in Morrisons - particularly with roast dinner (rather than in a sandwich). They work very well with gravy!

Ah, didn't think of trying that, not a bad idea...