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Yves Veggie Cuisine - Family Pack Veggie Burgers (vegan)

Bought a pack of Yves Veggie Cuisine Family Pack Veggie Burgers from Save-on-Foods on sale at $8 -- which works out to $1 per patty. Patties are acceptably moderate sized and don't shrink when heated up.

Aroma of pan-heated burger is strangely like dried shrimp, flavour was sort of wheaty and like cornmeal. Texture was very good as a burger substitute, however, and was like a tender patty.

Overall I would bury this under other tasty burger fillings as the patty itself isn't very tasty. If you want a tasty patty, go for something more exotic like mushroom or that is curried (like Relish, which has a really decent one). Alternatively, Yves Veggie Cuisine does have a line of gluten-free burgers of different flavours.

Note this particular product is not gluten-free. Probably last of the stock being sold in preparation for getting the new gluten-free flavours.

Yves Veggie Cuisine - Family Pack Veggie Burgers (vegan)

Yves Veggie Cuisine - Family Pack Veggie Burgers (vegan)

Yves Veggie Cuisine - Family Pack Veggie Burgers (vegan)

Yves Veggie Cuisine - Family Pack Veggie Burgers (vegan)

Yves Veggie Cuisine - Family Pack Veggie Burgers (vegan)

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