Free VFC’s Vegan Chicken product!

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VFC Chick*n Fillets after being bitten into to reveal the white vegan meat

VFC Chick*n Fillets in a bun with littuce, tomato and vegan mayo

VFC Chick*n Fillet burger in a bun resting on lettuce

Written by McDonald, T.  |  Updated 5th of November 2022

After seeing Vegan Fried Chick*n (VFC) on social media and hearing I could get it for free in their promotion, I decided to give it a go.  In short, I am glad that I did! What a burger!  I really fancied a burger over the other two products Chick*n Bites and Popcorn Chick*n, so of to the supermarket I went.  The offer only included a few shops Sainsbury's, Tesco, Vegan Kind and Mighty Plants, so I chose Tesco because it was the only one I could get to on my bike.  On getting home, I prepared the burger and filled out the form for the refund.  Guess what the burger was like? 

Free trial

Yes, you can get a free VFC product and the offer is open until the 22nd of October 2022.  The offer include Chick*n Fillets, Chick*n Bites and Popcorn Chick*n.

My first impression was it is a bit small; nonetheless, the filets are chunky.  The coating on the outside looked good, which made me look forward to the trial. 

VFC Chick*n Fillets and packaging.

What did it taste like?

I had mine with lettuce, tomato and vegan mayonnaise in a vegan ciabatta roll with chips and salad.  I was not sure what to expect with the first bite, but oh my word was it good!  The crispy coating on the outside was everything I had hoped and the vegan chicken meat was outstanding!  From the very first bite, I could taste something that was chickeny with a hint of pepper.  The texture of the mock meat even resembled chicken and I had to remind myself it was actually vegan!  It even looked like chicken.  Needless to say, I liked it, but it made me feel ashamed because it was so much like chicken.

VFC Chick*n Fillet burger in a bun resting on lettuce

VFC Chick*n Fillets in a bun

VFC Chick*n Fillets in a bun

Reclaiming your money

This was easy, you just have to keep the recipe and upload an image of it to their site (see the link below) and enter a few details.  You can choose for the refund to go into your PayPal account or your bank account.  I selected my bank account.  

Reclaim your money here.  

I have tried this burger again, but this time I added This isn't Bacon and a slice of Cathedral City vegan alternative to cheese.  It was fantastic!




 

I hope that you liked this blog and if you do try this, please let me know how you got on and what you thought of it. 

 

Location: United Kingdom

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