Has anyone tried Morning Star's new "veggie meatballs" yet?

[HopeHoops]

I'm open to cooking suggestions beyond subs and FSM.

[JackintheGreen]

1. I find them a little dry

I prefer making my own using Lightlife Gimme Lean. It's sold in my produce aisle in a tube casing like sausage. Because it comes unshaped I can use it to make almost anything that usually calls for packed ground beef and I can season it as I like. If I need ground "ground beef" I've started using tempeh.

http://www.lightlife.com/Vegan-Food-Vegetarian-Diet/Gimme-Lean-Beef

[flvegan]

2. Had them for lunch today.

I like them, and they're good value for money. I have been meaning to find a recipe for a good, vegan Swedish meatball sauce. Thus far, it has evaded me.

[LeftyMom]

5. Remind me to write it all down the next time I make mine.

[City Lights]

3. I haven't tried those, but do like the ones from Veggie Patch.

http://www.veggiepatch.com/

They are yummy! So far, I've only used them for spaghetti.

[RebelOne]

4. Didn't know that Morningstar had veggie meatballs.

I'll have to check it out next trip to the supermarket. Usually the only things I buy from Morningstar are the sausage patties, bacon and sausage links.

[mucifer]

6. trader joe's has good vegee meatballs

[obamanut2012]

8. I second this n/t

[Codeine]

10. Thirded.

My stepdaughter won't eat pasta without them.

[obamanut2012]

7. IKEA's meatball cream sauce is vegetarian

Although, obviously, not vegan. If you live near an IKEA, you can buy the packets of dried sauce in the Swedish food shop area. It's pretty cheap.

If you're vegan, my apologies!

[HopeHoops]

9. Wood pulp in a packet?

[Codeine]

11. An allen wrench in every packet. nt

[HopeHoops]

12. That doesn't fit any of the bolt heads, of course.