Field Roast Products + Giveaway!

When I was 17 I stopped eating meat. All meat. Not for health reasons, but ethical. I couldn't eat meat knowing that it had once been a living creature with legs and a heart and feelings. I know some people say animals have no soul so that's why it's ok to eat them. I definitely do not agree with that.

When you don't eat meat, there are less choices, especially choices that don't contain soy. It seems that soy is everywhere, and I don't believe it's healthy to eat a diet rich in soy products, so I was on the hunt for something I could feed my family that was vegetarian, non soy, GMO free, and delicious.

I found Field Roast products. So what is grain meat? Grain meat is made from wheat. It's wheat flour that has been kneaded and kneaded in cold water until only a thick protein remains. Then it's flavored, formed and shaped into products.

One of the first products I tried was the Celebration Roast. I was skeptical because I hadn't ever tried any grain meat, so I didn't know what to expect. Baking it was very easy, pop it in the oven, and it took about an hour. The smell was amazing! It was rich and filled the house. When we sat down to dinner, the family asked me if we were eating meat, because it resembled it so much! I said no, and we all tried it. The kids and I were super impressed! The texture is wonderful and the flavor is very close to what I remember a turkey tasting like. Definitely good!

Delightfully seasoned with rubbed sage, garlic and lemon juice, this evolution of our classic Celebration Roast 2 lb features a traditional bread stuffing made with fresh onions, celery, cranberries and butternut squash. As a special accompaniment to the roast, we offer you the perfect portion of our Porcini Mushroom Gravy. Simmered on the stovetop, the gravy combines the dark, rich, earthy flavor of porcini mushrooms with diced shiitakes to create the ultimate vegan gravy. A centerpiece, appetizer or sliced in a sandwich; our new Celebration Roast is still perfect for any occasion.

Next, we tried the Field Burger, I put them on buns with all the condiments, and they were a huge hit! We are now adding those into our rotating meal planning. 

We present to you a juicy burger that is full of classic burger flavor and right at home on the grill. FieldBurgers are pleasing sports fans across the country on stadium menus because they raise the bar on the antiquated hockey puck veggie burger we all know so well. Formed by hand in Seattle and built from barley, fresh carrots and celery, these burgers are a meat eater’s delight. Pile on your fixings or crumble into chunks for chili and you’ll believe.

Giveaway time! 1 reader is going to win 2 free product coupons from Field Roast (arv $14.95 each!) Enter below, good luck!


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Disclosure: I received one or more of the products mentioned in this post to help facilitate my review. All opinions are mine and I was not influenced in any way. Please contact Paige@7kidsandus.com with any questions.