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<blockquote data-quote="PSQ" data-source="post: 6515286" data-attributes="member: 11374"><p>It's about time someone pointed out that 'Quorn' is a synthetic product manufactured from a nutrient rich cocktail in stainless towers from the fungus 'Fusarium Venenatum', which is mixed with Palm Oil, non vegan egg white and Calcium Chloride and Calcium Acetate included as 'firming agents'.</p><p>Add to that the process was pioneered by chemical giant ICI to manufacture high protein livestock feed, but now Quorn have cut out the animals and sell 'animal feed' at a huge price premium to gullible humans. Yum...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PSQ, post: 6515286, member: 11374"] It's about time someone pointed out that 'Quorn' is a synthetic product manufactured from a nutrient rich cocktail in stainless towers from the fungus 'Fusarium Venenatum', which is mixed with Palm Oil, non vegan egg white and Calcium Chloride and Calcium Acetate included as 'firming agents'. Add to that the process was pioneered by chemical giant ICI to manufacture high protein livestock feed, but now Quorn have cut out the animals and sell 'animal feed' at a huge price premium to gullible humans. Yum... [/QUOTE]
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