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Basically the title. I made waffles on Sunday and grabbed the remainder of my already opened and partially consumed package of Morning Star sausages and ended up reading the ingredients. Discovered they have milk and egg in them... Lesson learned again that plant-based doesn't mean vegan. So now I am shopping around. I'm sad because they were cheaper than others and tasted good.

So what are your gotos for breakfast sausage-substitutes?

PS: I did see an article that they are in the process of going full vegan but that was from a few years ago.

Edit: Thanks for recs so far. I'm gonna go look at the ingreds of my other Morning Star stuff because now I'm scared lol

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I don't think any Morningstar products are vegan, they all have eggs if I recall correctly. If you're not worried about affordability Beyond does make pretty good sausages, but there's seemingly a ton of companies making plant based meats now so I'd suggest maybe shopping around a little.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

They have a few vegan products. Like a couple of their veggie burgers and chik'n