Dixie Diners' Club - Beef (Not!) Ground (1 lb bag)
Key features
- •Vegan / Vegetarian meat substitute
- •Free from animal products
- •Gluten Free
- •Low Fat & Low Sodium
- •Non-GMO Soy
Dixie Diners' Club - Beef (Not!) Ground (1 lb bag)
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Great stuff mixed half-and-half with ground beef.
MLT✓ Verified Purchase•June 12, 2018
Used this for the first time today and it's amazing.
I had a kidney out in February and the one that's left isn't quite running on all cylinders, so I have to really watch how much meat protein I eat.
I made a batch of chili today (low-sodium chili powder supplemented by potassium salt and good quality paprika) and used a half-and-half blend of this and really low-quality ground beef (73% lean).
I also added two teaspoons of beef base (low sodium) as well during the reconstitution process.
Add one small onion, one chopped up jalapeno, one drained and rinsed can of green chilis, one drained and rinsed can of petite diced tomatoes and I had a pretty darned good chili base for chili-mac.
I had a kidney out in February and the one that's left isn't quite running on all cylinders, so I have to really watch how much meat protein I eat.
I made a batch of chili today (low-sodium chili powder supplemented by potassium salt and good quality paprika) and used a half-and-half blend of this and really low-quality ground beef (73% lean).
I also added two teaspoons of beef base (low sodium) as well during the reconstitution process.
Add one small onion, one chopped up jalapeno, one drained and rinsed can of green chilis, one drained and rinsed can of petite diced tomatoes and I had a pretty darned good chili base for chili-mac.
Season it up and its really good!
MattO✓ Verified Purchase•May 22, 2018
Wow, I am shocked at how well this turned out. I'm a hardcore carnivore and actively avoid vegan/vegetarian stuff but my BP is up and I need to lose some weight so I figured "what the heck" and bought a bag of this. I took a 1/2 cup of this, a 1/2 cup of hot water, added a splash of Worcestershire sauce, a dash of garlic, salt, and some steak seasoning mix. Microwaved the bowl for 2 mins and took a taste and I was pleasantly surprised - It actually tasted and felt pretty darn close to ground beef! I can't vouch for it mixed plain but if you season it up a bit it's more than passable! Gonna make a cheesesteak out of what I mixed up right now, will try tacos next and post an update!
This is an excellent vegan ground beef alternative
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•February 13, 2018
This is an excellent vegan ground beef alternative! I made sausage patties using it and they turned out great! I also crumbled some up to make a tofu scramble for breakfast burritos.
Interesting ground meat alternative.
Rodney C Walmer✓ Verified Purchase•May 18, 2017
Interesting ground meat alternative. It is clearly a grain food. You can taste it in the granules. There are better alternatives in the freezer section of the local supermarket. Would I buy it again, maybe? If I am unable to obtain the frozen stuff from my local supermarket.
Great beef substitute for homemade chili
Lucky Guy✓ Verified Purchase•November 26, 2016
This is better than I expected. It takes a lot of seasoning, but I am only using it to make chili, which is heavily seasoned. A great substitute for real ground beef in my chili.
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