my friend's a soft vegetarian and he turned me on to quorn, I get it every time I go to the super market. I get a box for like 4 bucks that has like.... maybe 15 or so nuggets in it? it's more expensive than frozen chicken nuggets but I think of it as it's cheaper than going to a restaurant which is unfortunately what I do a lot because of my schedule so it's still ok.

They're pretty good, they taste different than chicken obviously but still good in their own way.

I get quorn products regularly. Their chicken patties are great for making bbq chicken wraps. Their chicken nuggets are ok, I can't remember what real ones taste like but I'm sure these don't hit it. But their best product is the chicken breast, I have used them in so many dishes from chicken parm to stir fry.

Edit: where I'm at they're not cheap but for anything other then the nuggets I can get four meals worth of protein for around $6.

Never heard about quorn before. After a short bit of reading, yeah that sounds intriguing. Would definitely try a quorndog.