The texture is similar to a pork schnitzel.
I wasn’t aware that this was very popular over there. Didn’t see any specific options in the (admittedly very few) grocery stores we went to in Bergen and Oslo.
There aren’t many options, we’re way behind the states, but it’s gaining momentum. It’s damn expensive though.
Also it’s frowned upon to not eat meat and dairy.
Fun fact… Locally manufacturers mix ground meat with soy because it’s cheaper to produce than actual meat…
Well farmed meat was never sustainable for billions of people so…
Oh that happens here too. It’s called fast food.
Made a modified vegetable tikka masala with tofu cutlet, black beans, red bell pepper, riced cauliflower and sugar snap pea pods for lunches this week:
What we locally call “Mixed Grill”. Basically sausages, pates, all kinds of stuff. With some zucchini and onion rings.
I tried to make buns for burgers, but they didn’t turn out good, and I forgot to buy mayo, so I just ate all individual components.
Smoothie with cashew and Ripple pea protein milks, frozen strawberries and Vega vanilla protein powder.
Lamb? I bet it’s lamb… Pork chops are usually larger.