Tofurky roast or (un)Turkey Feast for Thanksgiving Dinner?

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/14/2002 6:05:02 AM Pacific Standard Time,

sweetlock1 writes:

 

> I want to serve a quick, convenient, vegetarian

> roast and I need some opinions on which one is better tasting.

> Tofurky or (un)Turkey?

 

I have had both and personally, I like the Tofurky better. Although, I seem

to recall that I liked the UnTurkey's stuffing more. I only had the Un

Turkey once, because after I had it, I decided that I liked the Tofurkey

better.

 

Sara

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[Guest guest]

Hi everyone! I havn't been here chatting in a while, my twins are now

in the full-blown terrible twos and I don't have time for anything

anymore, especially cooking Thanksgiving dinner for my meat-eating

family members. I want to serve a quick, convenient, vegetarian

roast and I need some opinions on which one is better tasting.

Tofurky or (un)Turkey?

My non-vegetarian family members have always responded well to my

past vegetarian dishes including veggie meatballs, however we have

never done a mock meat dish for Thanksgiving. Last year I served a

pasta dish but I would like to serve them something that seems more

like the Thanksgiving dinner they would usually have.

Thanks in advance for all your help!

[Guest guest]

I've had both and we seem to prefer the Tofurkey. But that's just our

family. As I recall the Unturkey wasn't bad either.

 

Katie

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

On Thu, 14 Nov 2002, vegantwinmom wrote:

 

> Hi everyone! I havn't been here chatting in a while, my twins are now

> in the full-blown terrible twos and I don't have time for anything

> anymore, especially cooking Thanksgiving dinner for my meat-eating

> family members. I want to serve a quick, convenient, vegetarian

> roast and I need some opinions on which one is better tasting.

> Tofurky or (un)Turkey?

 

I've never had (un)Turkey, so I can't compare, but my family has always

enjoyed Tofurkey, even the committed meat-eaters. If you have a very

large family you may need to get two Tofurkeys, though.

 

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