According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture over 45 million turkeys are cooked and eaten on Thanksgiving Day in the U.S. That's one-sixth of the total turkeys sold each year. Wow. That's a lot of cluckers.
Why not try something different this year? Whether you choose to save a turkey's life or want a healthier option, cook up a Tofurky instead.
It's made from a revolutionary tofu-wheat protein blend, and is known for its incredible, turkey-like texture and flavor. Tofurky is hands-down the best alternative to turkey.
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1Yeah I hear that. It's a great idea if you're a vegetarian. Plus it comes pre-stuffed. How easy is that? They sell a holiday feast package too that include more fixings. Check it out. It comes with the "roast," cranberry apple potato dumplings, "turkey" gravy, wild rice stuffing, and even a wishbone made out of "tofurky jurky." What a deal.
2Tofurky is hands-down nasty! I'm not a fan. As a vegetarian myself, I cooked one of these a couple years back and after one bite I was finished! I'll just stick to the side dishes, thank you!
3i really like tofurkey, i think it tastes good. i like the texture too.
4If you're expecting Tofurky to taste and feel exactly like Turkey, you're going to be let down. But it is a good alternate protein source to the meal, since all the side dishes don't usually have much.
5I'm sticking to the bird.
6Thanks Fitsugar -- I'm going to go look for this tonight!
7It's definitely a challenge to get enough protein without getting creative as a vegetarian.
8If you don't like it or can't find Tofurkey, give the brand Quorn a try. (They sell it at my Wegmans & Whole Foods). They have a "roast" that is turkey-like and it's what we eat for Thanksgiving.
9Thanks for the tip on the other brand Quorn. I'll have to give it a try.
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