This one works well 
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Thanks, but you deserve credit for taking the time to actually try it! I’ll have to give it a go myself soon.
If this is anything like the sainsburys own ones (buns not included) that came out at Christmas you’re in for a treat
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We (M&S) have a few new additions to the vegan range, blue corn tortilla chips, a bolster to the plant kitchen range and this, for some reason
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You realise that we’ve been eating chana dal for the last 4 days, right?
Yeah, but I wasn’t sure if Dots meant a pre made chana dal curry mix or something idk…
What is it? Chocolate?
Yeah, free from Easter egg
So eraly
The Plant Kitchen dirty fries are great.
Also love the bake at home vegan sausage rolls from the freezers at Aldi.
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Yes, big fan of this in a pitta with some cheese and tahini, bit of salad and some curly fries.
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Vivera fishless fingers were my absolute favourite but I can’t find those anymore 
The Co-op’s Gro range has some belters. Really enjoy the fake southern fried chicken poppers, and the Ultimate Burger is the best non-meat burger I’ve had.
Linda’s mozzarella 1/4lb patties are still the best available
Haven’t tried the beyond ones because they are like £4 a pack?
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Tried Beyond for the first time a few weeks back, they were £5 for 2 which was steep.
They were nice but very meatlike, which I guess is their aim bit think since I’ve stoped eating meat prefer burgers and sausages that don’t replicate meat that much, especially beef. My favourites are still the zinger ones from Mozzas, amazing.
what exactly? we are Morrison’s regulars, so will keep an eye out
the Quorn Southern fried patties/bites are great too, if you miss fried chicken as much as I do
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Yeah that one is decent, the pulled pork is better and then there is a third one that I can’t remember which is the worst one. Sticky smokehouse is the shittest one but it’s not awful (seem to be more as well but not seen them about).
It is quite confusing, I know. From what I can tell (Google) chana = chickpea and dal = split so it refers to the dried ingredient as well as the cooked meal made from split chickpeas.
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