I usually buy other ground faux meat, but Impossible was on half price clearance.
I cooked the Impossible ground and it was literally dripping with oil. There was a lot left in the pan, and the ground meat was covered in a sheen of oil. The grounds were, literally, covered in it.
I'm not oil free, and like a drizzle of olive oil in my food, but the grounds were dripping in oil. I put it in a strainer and washed most of the oil off. It tasted just fine. It didn't need that extra oil.
They really need to cut back on the coconut oil in Impossible meats. I've seen packages of Beyond that state that they reduced the fat by 35%. Impossible needs to follow their lead.
I cooked the Impossible ground and it was literally dripping with oil. There was a lot left in the pan, and the ground meat was covered in a sheen of oil. The grounds were, literally, covered in it.
I'm not oil free, and like a drizzle of olive oil in my food, but the grounds were dripping in oil. I put it in a strainer and washed most of the oil off. It tasted just fine. It didn't need that extra oil.
They really need to cut back on the coconut oil in Impossible meats. I've seen packages of Beyond that state that they reduced the fat by 35%. Impossible needs to follow their lead.