Frequently Asked Questions

Quorn foods have a vegan range which is suitable for those following a vegan diet. Products in the range include Vegan Burgers, Fish Free Fillets, Schnitzel and Nuggets.

The majority of the Quorn product range still contain a small amount of egg white or milk ingredients, so are not suitable for vegans. However, we are constantly investigating different ways to produce Quorn products to make them suitable for Vegans.

Yes, Quorn products are suitable for Vegetarians, and are certified by the Vegetarian Society.

A selection of Quorn products are now certified as gluten-free by the Coleiac Society. These products can be identified in stores with the crossed grain symbol on the back of pack.

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Many Quorn products are low in saturated fat. Where this is the case, we call this out on the front of our packs, to make it as easy as possible for you to choose healthier products.

We have gained Kosher approval with the Manchester Beth Din for mycoprotein and our frozen Mince packs. Please visit the Manchester Beth Din website and search for Quorn for details of our approved products. We will be working to expand this approval to other Quorn products in the near future.

Quorn Foods have certain products that are Halal approved. This is so that they can be sold to catering establishments, hospitals, schools and colleges where this approval is required. As Quorn is a meat free brand, the assessment has nothing to do with the treatment of animals, but rather, it is to ensure there is no alcohol used in either the products or the process of manufacture.

We are working hard to become a nut-free manufacturer, however at present there are a few Quorn products which are manufactured on sites which also handle nuts. Where this presents a risk, this is detailed on the ingredients declaration on the back of pack, in bold type.

At Quorn foods we have a vision to help make the world’s diets healthier and more sustainable. We want to help you to make great tasting meals, and where possible, we aim for a nutritional profile that achieves green and amber on the UK 'traffic light' system. Some of our products including Mince, Pieces, Crispy Nuggets, Cocktail Sausages and Picnic Eggs are low in saturated fat, a source of fibre and high in protein, meaning they are a nutritionally healthy source of protein.

Yes you can. Many Quorn products are low in fat and low in saturated fat. So you can enjoy your favourite meals with fewer calories and lower fat.

Yes. Quorn products are meat free, and many a source of protein. Quorn contains a protein source called mycoprotein which has all the essential amino acids you'd find in animal protein sources.