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Field Roast Sage & Garlic Celebration Roast
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857417/12cs/ |
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Certified Organic:
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No
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Non-GMO:
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Yes
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Kosher:
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No
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Low-Sodium:
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No
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Nut-Free:
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No
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Soy-Free:
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Yes
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Dairy Allergen Safe:
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Yes
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Gluten-Free:
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No
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Alternatives:
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Meat Alternative
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Brands:
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Field Roast
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Item Ordering Code:
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857417/12cs/36
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Cold Pack:
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Recommended
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ISO:
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US
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Shipping Weight:
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1.5 lb. |
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Even if it’s not the holidays, there’s always time for a Sage & Garlic Celebration Roast! This delicious grain “meat” roast is made by hand, wrapped in cotton netting and simmered to perfection. Stuffed with savory sausage-style stuffing of butternut squash, apples and mushrooms, this roast makes a unique and tasty delicacy. 1 lb. (454g) roast is $9.99.
Ingredients: Filtered water, vital wheat gluten, expeller pressed safflower oil, wheat protein isolate (wheat gluten, trisodium phosphate, malic acid, l-cysteine), yeast extract (yeast, salt, sugar), barley malt extract, wheat flour, butternut squash, dehydrated garlic, onion powder, apples, organic wheat flakes, garlic, yellow pea flour, mushrooms, cultured cane sugar, vinegar, lentils, lemon juice concentrate, sea salt, tomato paste, red wine (red wine, salt) black pepper, paprika (color), rubbed sage, spices, rosemary, carrots, natural smoke flavor
| Nutrition Facts |
| Serving Size |
3 oz. (85g) |
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5 |
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| Amount Per Serving |
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| Calories 200 |
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| Total Fat 7g |
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| Trans Fat 0g |
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| Saturated Fat 1.5g |
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| Sodium 510mg |
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| Total Carbohydrate 12g |
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| Dietary Fiber 5g |
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| Sugars 3g |
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| Protein 22g |
| Potassium 4% DV |
| Iron 10% DV |
Average Rating: (From 37 Reviews):
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Fantastic Roast
From Anonymous of Salt Lake City, Utah on .
After looking for a while for the celebration roast, I was only ever able to find the Sage & Garlic roast for Thanksgiving. I decided to give it a try, and I was not disappointed.
I will say, for anyone who has not tried this, I really recommend using Gravy on top of it, as ours did come out a bit dry by itself.
We followed the instructions to baste the turkey with a little veggie broth, but I'm not sure that that alone helped with the moisture or not.
I did add a bit of Tofurky Gravy, and it paired amazingly well with this. The flavors mixed together well, and it made the turkey texture 100% better.
Overall, this turkey takes a 4/5 stars from me, but I'm so excited that I found something like this. If this was the only turkey alternative out there, I would be perfectly happy with that, but I'm also excited for next year to try different turkeys.
Husband LOVES it!!
From Catherine of Lithia Springs, Georgia on .
My husband & I just started Whole Food Plant Based way of eating. We found this at our local Kroger but have been unable to find it at any of the Krogers now for about 2 months. When will this be available again in our area? This is my husband's favorite of all the plant based "meats". He loves it!!
The Best!
From Jennifer of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio on .
This is my all time favorite. We have it every Thanksgiving (as well as year round). My husband bastes it with oil and vegetable broth (and then cooks it in veggie broth) making it even more deliciously moist. A little bit of basil, rosemary,and fennel seed add to the incredible flavor. I really love all Field Roast products, but this one is totally addictive!
Thanksgiving Alternative
From Anonymous of Concord, New Hampshire on .
We have been buying this for years for a special treat or the centerpiece for our Thanksgiving dinner. It is absolutely wonderful! Even though it is expensive, you get several slices from each roast. Pair with mashed potatoes, gravy, green veg, cranberry sauce and you have a feast!
Delicious!
From rebeccazedillo of Dallas, Texas on .
I came across this and couldn't resist. I sautéed carrots, potatoes, onions, and asparagus. After the veggies were cooked to my liking, I made a gravy in a separate pan. Gravy consisted of onions, garlic, salt, pepper, flour, veggie broth. Once thickened, I added the sliced field roast (sliced into about 6 equal sized pieces) and reduced the heat. I combined everything into one pan and covered with the lid while I prepared the table. This was flavorful, the texture was perfect, and the fact that it is animal free and cruelty free makes me like it that much more. There is a distinct smell to it (maybe the squash?) that reminded me of lunch as a kid, not sure why! My boyfriend (vegetarian) liked it enough to have seconds and request it again for the following week. I'll definitely make this again.
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| Allergens | This item is manufactured in a facility that also processes tree nuts. |
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