Wicked Foods

[Cam]

Has anyone had any of the foods made by Wicken Kitchen? They sell a lot of plant based foods. I've seen different products with the Wicked Foods branding at a number of stores, but never pulled the trigger on buying it. Finally decided to try their potatoes/beans/chili mac meal (like a cup noodles type of thing), and it was absolutely terrible. It's a shame too, as it's almost $3 at Walmart for a little tiny package. Not sure how they can charge more than a $1 for something like that. Here's what I bought: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Wicked-K...-Free-and-GMO-Free-Size-2-82-Ounces/691260111

Has anyone else eaten anything from them? 😛

 

[PGen98]

First time I've seen their products, honestly, but looks interesting. Shame it sucked, it would be nice to find some options like that, but actually decent 😀

 

[Yoda]

There is something similar here in the U.K. and it’s very very hit and miss with their stuff, some is really nice (like their no meat chilli) and other stuff is like cardboard and rubber.

 

[zappaDPJ]

Has anyone else eaten anything from them? 😛

Once, something similar, made by the same company and it was so disgusting I threw it away.

Shame it sucked, it would be nice to find some options like that, but actually decent 😀

itsu - eat beautiful

At itsu we have delicious, healthy, Asian inspired food, freshly made everyday in 77 beautifully designed shops. We also have a growing cupboard of Asian inspired grocery products including: miso soups, frozen gyoza, rice cakes, crispy seaweed thins, noodles and more.

www.itsu.com

These are quite nice. I try to avoid processed food but these are fairly chemical free and probably not too unhealthy.

 

[PGen98]

itsu - eat beautiful

At itsu we have delicious, healthy, Asian inspired food, freshly made everyday in 77 beautifully designed shops. We also have a growing cupboard of Asian inspired grocery products including: miso soups, frozen gyoza, rice cakes, crispy seaweed thins, noodles and more.

www.itsu.com

These are quite nice. I try to avoid processed food but these are fairly chemical free and probably not too unhealthy.

These look interesting! Thanks for this, I'll have to see if I can track some down!