I really need to learn how to make my own pea protein products. It’s sad that this is one of the more affordable options.
moo422 on
Reminder that Costco item selections can be very regional – please tell us which store in which city! Even two stores within the same metropolitan area can have different items available.
Also, was this any good?
verdantsf on
While this is great and all, I wish companies would knock it off with the weird apostrophe names. Be’f, Ch’kn, etc. “Plant-based meat” gets the message across. “Me’eat” looks silly and pretentious, Imagine if non-dairy milks were all “m’lk.”
No_Ride751 on
I buy this at Walmart and I love it! I have to force myself not to eat the entire contents in one meal.
DaisyPhish on
Maybe silly question but is it not refrigerated?
Livingdedgorl on
Which location?
lencat on
I am intrigued, but also cautious buying an item I never tried in bulk. Is it better than impossible ground beef + Trader Joe’s taco seasoning (this combo is 🔥).
VeggiePacker on
This stuff is super good! I know for sure they have it at the Costco in Seattle (SODO)
akom47 on
What’s the sodium level in it?
bobozzo on
I’m sorry but “me’eat” is so funny to me
hannelore_16 on
I’ve tried this stuff – it’s good! It is flavored to taste like ground beef with taco seasoning in it, so I found limited uses for it. Mostly tacos (duh), casseroles, or rice bowls where I need a quick protein and have run out of actual chickpeas.
adamsanto40 on
Trader Joe’s is getting in a new shelf-stable pea protein-based faux ground meat sometime this week. At least in the NYC stores. It’s 3+ ounces and needs to be rehydrated. Haven’t tried it yet.
AmePeryton on
*tips fedora* M’eat
Jshea1 on
$18.99 for just over 1 lb? No thanks…. I’ll go to TJs and spend $3 on soyrizo instead
MarioRex on
That Me’ eat pun actually gave me a chuckle.
motherfudgersob on
Me’eat sounds a bit to Sweeny Todd for ummm…my taste. See what I did there?
CzernaZlata on
“me eat” that’s a cute name but I imagine could lead to miscommunication
pirate_ninis on
I’ll still be loyal to the TVP master race
AppropriateAd2997 on
Somebody explain this to a German that uses metric, why does it say 4/4.5 ounces cost like 19 dollar, which seems ridiculous to Me, but in the corner it say 1 dollar per ounce.
Does 4/4.5 mean something.
It’s really bothering that nothing seems to make sense 😀
hockeyandquidditch on
I have found it on Thrive Market too, so it’s not a Costco exclusive
Zealousideal-Ice-565 on
Pea protein is my favourite 💪
Careless_Hellscape on
Did a caveman name this product?
sflogicninja on
I love Costco. Plant-based taco meat next to the Trident gum family pack. Just like you’d expect!
kid_in_kc on
I looked at the Rollin greens website, and they sell a 3pack of variety flavors, same 4.5 oz size, for $29.99, so this Costco bundle seems to be a great price, close to a 50% discount.
roasterdd on
This is great. We will have to check our local Costco.
supernitin on
Pea protein can increase uric acid levels and gout risk. Don’t go overboard on it.
[deleted] on
I’m curious… why would someone that isn’t a “meat eater” want to eat something that tastes like meat? Serious question.
I mean if you’re a “reformed meat eater” and you still think meat is delicious then I can understand. Is that who these products are made for?
P. S. Not hating’. I eat meat and I don’t fault those that do not. Just curious what your thought processes are.
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I really need to learn how to make my own pea protein products. It’s sad that this is one of the more affordable options.
Reminder that Costco item selections can be very regional – please tell us which store in which city! Even two stores within the same metropolitan area can have different items available.
Also, was this any good?
While this is great and all, I wish companies would knock it off with the weird apostrophe names. Be’f, Ch’kn, etc. “Plant-based meat” gets the message across. “Me’eat” looks silly and pretentious, Imagine if non-dairy milks were all “m’lk.”
I buy this at Walmart and I love it! I have to force myself not to eat the entire contents in one meal.
Maybe silly question but is it not refrigerated?
Which location?
I am intrigued, but also cautious buying an item I never tried in bulk. Is it better than impossible ground beef + Trader Joe’s taco seasoning (this combo is 🔥).
This stuff is super good! I know for sure they have it at the Costco in Seattle (SODO)
What’s the sodium level in it?
I’m sorry but “me’eat” is so funny to me
I’ve tried this stuff – it’s good! It is flavored to taste like ground beef with taco seasoning in it, so I found limited uses for it. Mostly tacos (duh), casseroles, or rice bowls where I need a quick protein and have run out of actual chickpeas.
Trader Joe’s is getting in a new shelf-stable pea protein-based faux ground meat sometime this week. At least in the NYC stores. It’s 3+ ounces and needs to be rehydrated. Haven’t tried it yet.
*tips fedora* M’eat
$18.99 for just over 1 lb? No thanks…. I’ll go to TJs and spend $3 on soyrizo instead
That Me’ eat pun actually gave me a chuckle.
Me’eat sounds a bit to Sweeny Todd for ummm…my taste. See what I did there?
“me eat” that’s a cute name but I imagine could lead to miscommunication
I’ll still be loyal to the TVP master race
Somebody explain this to a German that uses metric, why does it say 4/4.5 ounces cost like 19 dollar, which seems ridiculous to Me, but in the corner it say 1 dollar per ounce.
Does 4/4.5 mean something.
It’s really bothering that nothing seems to make sense 😀
I have found it on Thrive Market too, so it’s not a Costco exclusive
Pea protein is my favourite 💪
Did a caveman name this product?
I love Costco. Plant-based taco meat next to the Trident gum family pack. Just like you’d expect!
I looked at the Rollin greens website, and they sell a 3pack of variety flavors, same 4.5 oz size, for $29.99, so this Costco bundle seems to be a great price, close to a 50% discount.
This is great. We will have to check our local Costco.
Pea protein can increase uric acid levels and gout risk. Don’t go overboard on it.
I’m curious… why would someone that isn’t a “meat eater” want to eat something that tastes like meat? Serious question.
I mean if you’re a “reformed meat eater” and you still think meat is delicious then I can understand. Is that who these products are made for?
P. S. Not hating’. I eat meat and I don’t fault those that do not. Just curious what your thought processes are.