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thedelihaus- 06-19-2008
Not a huge fan of either, but to cut down on weight gain and health concerns, I've been partaking in these.

Last night was an organic veggie/soy burger.

Had the taste of watered down eggs (soy) and school lunch mixed veggies.

The texture was the same- but the eggs scrambled, the veggies pre-chewed.


However, I'll move on to Boca and North Star brands next- much closer to "meat" than this disaster was....



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Elroy- 06-19-2008
could I eat it without my dentures?


elroy

itlldue- 06-19-2008
QUOTE (Elroy @ June 19, 2008 10:37 am)
could I eat it without my dentures?


elroy

You'd do that to your gums, huh?

dingus- 06-19-2008
Todd has some versatile gums.

Mark W.- 06-20-2008
QUOTE (dingus @ June 19, 2008 01:27 pm)
Todd has some versatile gums.

With an opening like that Scott you are so lucky I can barely keep my eyes open after paving on the freeway all night other wise you'd be getting some pretty well thought out smart ass remark about your Gum comment LOL

dingus- 06-20-2008
you're welcome.

thedelihaus- 06-24-2008
"Dingus got a squeezebox, Elroy he can't sleep at night...."


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doctorbongo- 07-06-2008
They aren't gonna measure up to a great chunk o' ground round, but I've had some respectable soyburgers. The only meat I ate for about 7 years was seafood, because I needed a respectable source of protein, and wasn't going to either ruin my health or resort strictly to tofu. I will eat tofu, I just don't choose to.

So I had more than a few of them. The thing to remember about meat: Unless it's a filet mignon or porterhouse, we eat it for all of the condiments and toppings. Otherwise, everyone would go into Burger King and say, "I'll have it plain."
Dry is actually the word. Blech.

Keep experimenting, Paul.



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