Would I eat Nuggs again? Definitely - just not every day. Simulate Nuggs (v2.0) are on sale at the Grocery Outlet at 10 for a large 2 lb box of vegan chicken nuggets. Almost indistinguishable from chicken nuggets in taste, but far superior in terms of sustainability and ethics. For people who deal with hormonal issues related to their menstrual cycle or thyroid, they may want to avoid Nuggs since this product relies heavily on soy.” 2 lb boxes of Simulate Nuggs are on sale for 10 at the Grocery Outlet. She also says people with hormonal issues may want to steer clear, explaining, “Soy foods can have a phytoestrogenic effect on the body (phytoestrogens are natural xenoestrogens that come from plants and can mimic our own production of estrogen in the body). The Nugget: Made from soy protein concentrate, the Impossible Chicken Nuggets lacks the plant-based heme that gives Impossible Burgers (the company’s debut product, launched in 2016) its. “Not necessarily a bad thing if eaten occasionally, but good to be mindful of how your body reacts to it.” “It’s highly processed, and all the ingredients are basically extractions of what was once a whole food (probably to get the most out of the protein content), put back together again to form a foodlike product,” she says. Ciccolini says that may be the reason I needed to take an antacid. That said, nothing will ever replace McDs nuggets. I like Wendys nuggets, they have the best seasoning and are generally nice and crispy. While I don’t have any allergies or sensitivities, I don’t eat a lot of processed foods in my normal diet. Cookout Nuggets are surprisingly good, and Cookout Sauce is probably the second or third best 'Restaurant Specific Sauce' behind Chick-Fil-A Sauce and Canes Sauce. Your CNN account Log in to your CNN account
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