NUGGS has developed a chicken nugget simulation that uses innovative pea protein technology to create a product more advanced than an animal-based nugget.
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The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classifies titanium dioxide as a Group 2B carcinogen, which means it's "possibly carcinogenic to humans."
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I love the product, however I texted you guys multiple times when I ordered on May 30th when it said 2 day shipping, I got emails saying you guys had tons of orders and needed to catch up and about last week which was months, I have moved and it sent to my old address that should've been sent to weeks ago. Would love for Customer Support to maybe try to respond back and figure out how we can remedy this issue? Feel like it's unfair to order again, when it took weeks to ship, so long that I've already moved and forgot I had even ordered this.
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What the hell??? 2.6/5 is an abomination, these nuggs are fkn amazing, healthy, and everyone in my carnivorous family loves them.
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The breading is great and crunchy but the inside is mushy and tastes bad. My daughter and I couldn't eat them and now I have to throw food away which I hate doing.
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The insides of the nugget are far too soft, bland, and mushy. They also seem to take pride in their overly breaded (and overpriced at $25 a box) seitan. If they spent as much time improving the quality as they do marketing this would be a different review. As of right now they are subpar to my favorite vegetarian nugget company at the moment which is Quorn. They make theirs with Mycoprotein and no harmful ingredients.
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I'm excited that tasty meat alternatives are becoming available to the public for a reasonable price! The slick branding and website are a bonus.
Nice work! I'm about to order a box!
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