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Where in the UK sells vegetarian hotdogs? (particularly without needing delivery or a very long journey)?
Need to get hold of some in short order for a school demonstration to kids on meat substitutes, etc. Had a scour in supermarkets, their websites and the interweb at large and not turned up a great deal of promise (there's some frozen sausagey things, but... frozen hot dogs? I'm probably misinterpreting it there)... anyone care to drop me a hint please? Particularly if it might just require a jaunt to a local Morrisons or Somerfield, whose stocks I have yet to browse (or Asda/Tesco, because their sites need registration >_<). Perfectly happy to go to a smaller or independent outlet of course.
Could do with them being hot dogs / frankfurters as these can be easily heated in the departmental micro and delivered hot to the classroom, so they're obviously cooked and better for taste testing, rather than pre-cooking and having them ambiguously and blandly cold, or using messier/slower/less convenient methods. There's no end of traditional style grill/fry vege sausages available! :)
thanx
8 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
you can get them in Tesco's but also try health food shops as they sometimes stock them. and as far as I can remember you can microwave them no problem
they are great by the way
- lo_mcgLv 71 decade ago
The frozen frankfurters you are thinking of are probably Tival, which you can usually get in health food shops and some supermarkets; Sainsbury's own are exactly the same. Their heating time is only 1 -2 minutes (in boiling water) as I remember, and they can be microwaved.
Kids absolutely love them in my experience. They're not suitable for vegans though.
- claudeLv 51 decade ago
Sainsbury's used to have some on their 'own brand' range. However I think they might have stopped doing them. You could try 'Holland & Barrett' but that would be more expensive.
- 1 decade ago
Tesco's own brand frozen ones are really good! Authentic hotdog taste...no meat :o)
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- 1 decade ago
the sainsbury's hot dogs apparently taste like the real thing. i've not eaten the real thing in years but i have it on good authority that that is the case.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
any major supermarket i know for a fact that Tecos,and Asda sell them.
