Quizzes & Puzzles26 mins ago
Tesco Healthy Living Macaroni Cheese
4 Answers
Any idea if this is suitable for Vegetarians?
Many Thanks
Soo
Many Thanks
Soo
Answers
1 to 4 of 4
Best Answer
No best answer has yet been selected by scoobysoo. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.
For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.
If you phone your local store during opening hours they will be able to tell you.
I also suggest that you write to MD asking for this information to be included in the information on the listings.
It is an important factor for a lot of people.
I searched the tesco site for 'vegetarian macaroni cheese' and that particular product came up. No guarantee though.
I also suggest that you write to MD asking for this information to be included in the information on the listings.
It is an important factor for a lot of people.
I searched the tesco site for 'vegetarian macaroni cheese' and that particular product came up. No guarantee though.
Not the exact answer. but this guy reviews macaroni and cheese and tells you the contents etc and how good they were etc. - they are all out there you know . . . http://curlypasta.co.uk/
Not got the healthy living version on it (Tescos stuff at the bottom) but might be worth a few minutes of your life looking . . .
And re. the Tescos healthy living macaroni - it has 'strong cheddar' - so doubt that it is a vegetarian cheese. If it was that would be trumpeted as a virtue.
If you want a true vegetarian version you should replace the cheese with a nutritional yeast (get from health food shops or 'real food' shops) as its called which gives a nice cheese nutty taste to foods without adding milk products, and make a sauce with blended cashews nuts, lemon juice, yeast and oil, with paprika, onion and garlic added if you like, to add to the flavour. Use this as the base sauce and bake the macaroni with some roasted red pepper and sun dried tomatoes and sweated onions for a realy tasty 'Mac 'n' not Cheese'.
Not got the healthy living version on it (Tescos stuff at the bottom) but might be worth a few minutes of your life looking . . .
And re. the Tescos healthy living macaroni - it has 'strong cheddar' - so doubt that it is a vegetarian cheese. If it was that would be trumpeted as a virtue.
If you want a true vegetarian version you should replace the cheese with a nutritional yeast (get from health food shops or 'real food' shops) as its called which gives a nice cheese nutty taste to foods without adding milk products, and make a sauce with blended cashews nuts, lemon juice, yeast and oil, with paprika, onion and garlic added if you like, to add to the flavour. Use this as the base sauce and bake the macaroni with some roasted red pepper and sun dried tomatoes and sweated onions for a realy tasty 'Mac 'n' not Cheese'.
1 to 4 of 4
Related Questions
Sorry, we can't find any related questions. Try using the search bar at the top of the page to search for some keywords, or choose a topic and submit your own question.