Best Vegan Burger

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By McDonald, T.  |  Updated 17th of July 2020

Ever since i began to eat vegan food, i have looked out for a great vegan burger.  This is my verdict on the vegan burgers i have tried.

Beyond Meat

This was not that bad.  I heard a lot about this on social media and decided to give it a go.  It has a great taste, but the fresh ones are diffidently better than the frozen ones.



No Bull

This I didn’t like at all.  Although it has a great advertising campaign, i was not impressed with it.  I found it to be soft and squidgy with next to no taste at all!  I found this burger in Iceland.


Linda McCartney

This was my favourite brand for years.  If i was going to have a burger, it would be either the vegetarian one with the mozzarella cheese or vegan burger.  I found these burgers to have good firmness and great flavour.  However, I was not that impressed with the pulled pork ones at first, but once i go better at cooking them, i changed my mind.  I learnt not to cover the burger when it was in the oven to make it taste amazing! You can find these in most supermarkets.

Plant Chef from Tesco

This is by far the best vegan burger i ave ever had!  This actually tastes like meat and smells great. I love the texture and the firmness is perfect. Hard to believe it is not meat.

I hope you decide to give this a try. If you do, please let me know what you thought in the comments or on twitter.  Please like, share with your friends and subscribe.  

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