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Quorn Family Roast

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  • 21-12-2010 12:03am
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    willy_wonka
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    Wondering if anyknows where I might find the Quorn family roast in Dublin, looked in all the supermarkets no luck . . really need to get it for christmas


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    Slaphead07
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    willy_wonka wrote: »
    Wondering if anyknows where I might find the Quorn family roast in Dublin, looked in all the supermarkets no luck . . really need to get it for christmas

    the health food shop in the square, ground floor, had them in stock. Iceland would be a possibility too but I haven't been to it yet so that's just a guess.


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    TheVoodoo
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    Tesco in Bloomfield, Dun Laoghaire HAD them a few days ago when i was there last. Wouldn'nt know if they still do tho, but could be worth a telephone call?


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    Franner
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    Also looking for a place to get one of these


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    dagdha
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    What does the Quorn Family Roast taste like? I have one in the deep freeze the last couple of months but I forgot about it untill the other week so I might stick it on on Xmas day to go along with my dinner. Will there be alot in it for one person as I'm the only vegetarian in my house and I don't want to waste it as in could I cook it and freeze some for the next day? Cheers.


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    The Scientician
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    I've got them in Superquinn in Blanch village before.


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    10percentbooks
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    You can get a roast in Restore (half way up Camden st on right hand side) for about 6.50...hurry though they only stock a couple at a time usually! Enjoy!


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    10percentbooks
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    dagdha wrote: »
    What does the Quorn Family Roast taste like? I have one in the deep freeze the last couple of months but I forgot about it untill the other week so I might stick it on on Xmas day to go along with my dinner. Will there be alot in it for one person as I'm the only vegetarian in my house and I don't want to waste it as in could I cook it and freeze some for the next day? Cheers.
    Tastes yum,much like the chicken pieces you can get in the Quorn range. If you havent tried any of the quorn stuff before it is very 'chicken' like! The roast will do 2-3 depending how hungry you are and re-heats fine the next day but don't re-freeze it. Loads of gravy bish bash bosh! Enjoy!


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    10percentbooks
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    Slaphead07 wrote: »
    the health food shop in the square, ground floor, had them in stock. Iceland would be a possibility too but I haven't been to it yet so that's just a guess.
    They canny get them in...tried today. :-(


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    Franner
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    dagdha wrote: »
    What does the Quorn Family Roast taste like? I have one in the deep freeze the last couple of months but I forgot about it untill the other week so I might stick it on on Xmas day to go along with my dinner. Will there be alot in it for one person as I'm the only vegetarian in my house and I don't want to waste it as in could I cook it and freeze some for the next day? Cheers.

    It's lovely cold in sandwiches too


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    dagdha
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    10percentbooks wrote: »
    Tastes yum,much like the chicken pieces you can get in the Quorn range. If you havent tried any of the quorn stuff before it is very 'chicken' like! The roast will do 2-3 depending how hungry you are and re-heats fine the next day but don't re-freeze it. Loads of gravy bish bash bosh! Enjoy!

    Thanks, I eat alot of the other Quorn stuff fairly regularly but I never tasted the roast, I may put it on on xmas day for something a little different to go along with the veg.


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    sweet-rasmus
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    Franner wrote: »
    It's lovely cold in sandwiches too

    With cold gravy I hope!


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    Slaphead07
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    Franner wrote: »
    It's lovely cold in sandwiches too

    It is. Even better if you tear it up (Ooh I've gone all Jamie Oliver) and fry it quickly. The edges get crispy and the it takes on a flavour I'd happily kill my in laws for. Fantastic in bagels with tomatos mayo etc.


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    The Scientician
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    To my tastebuds it's better cold afterwards than when it's first cooked.


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    TheVoodoo
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    Funnily enough, i too think it's much nicer cold, or the next day!


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    monicafussy
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    Hi , I got one in Iceland in The Illac center last week


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    sweet-rasmus
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    All this talk of how tasty it is... *drools*


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    Slaphead07
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    monicafussy wrote: »
    Hi , I got one in Iceland in The Illac center last week

    Iceland used to be good stockists of it alright. I haven't been to any of the new stores myself yet but that's good to know. A Quorn roast is not just for Christmas you know.


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    Slaphead07
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    there are Quorn roasts in The Hopsack Rathmines.


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    fillefatale
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    I couldn't get any type of roast in Sligo for the past couple of weeks :(
    Making a baked butternut squash this year.


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