Could somebody suggest some meat substitutes.I hear Morningstar Farm is good.Also how would u cook meat substitutes.thanks in advancewould I be able to find these in a supermarket say like shoprite,super fresh.We have whole food store but its too far.What aile(spell) should I look for it in.thanks.

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Morningstar Farms products, while low in cholesterol, are high in sodium. Some of their products have egg whites. I like many Light life, White Wave, and Veat Products. It might be worth the trip to Whole Foods once in a while to load up on some of these products. They freeze well.

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Okay here are some awesome meat substitutes... For:Breaded chicken patties.... Get Boca breaded chick'n pattiesChicken strips - Morningstar farms chick'n strips (comes in a green bag)Steak strips - Morningstar farms steak strips (also comes in a green bag)Italian Sausage - Tofurky Italian sausage Grilled chicken patties - Gardenburger Grilled chick'n pattiesDeli turkey slices, deli ham, other deli meats... Yves and Tofurky brand (these taste only so-so when eaten by themselves but taste awesome when eaten in a sandwich. Just like the real thing!)For a turkey roast - Tofurky brand againPepperoni - Yves pepperoni slices (awesome tasting.. work great on pizzas)You can find all of these generally at Safeway or any other local grocery store.. and if you have a health food store somewhat close to you they will definitely have a lot of those. The Safeway that I go to has all of the above brands that I mentioned. Oh, and you just cook the meat substitutes like how you would cook the actual meat. You can microwave it, fry it, grill it, whatever.Good luck!

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