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Sunshine Burgers - Yummy!


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I just discovered these today. I cut out fake veggie burgers a few years ago after realizing there is more scary stuff in them than in the actual meat I am not eating, and I started feeling icky after them. But I am came across these at Whole Foods, and they are yummy.

No soy, dairy or gluten.

Only, brown rice, carrots and sunflower seeds.

I am so happy to be able to have a "burger again". I ate mine on a gluten-free french bread roll with goat cheese and yogurt that I mixed together as a topping.

I recommend it!!

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jerseyangel Proficient

Those look really good! I'm not a vegetarian, but we like to have a couple meatless meals a week for dinner. Thanks--I'll have to look for these. :)

cooki.dough Rookie

These are my FAVORITE burgers ever. Way better than Sol Cuisine burgers. Barbecue is my favorite flavor. Yum yum yum.

ItchyMeredith Contributor

They grill really well if you slather them in BBQ sauce. I love the BBQ and Southwest flavors!

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