Pre-note: When I mention “imitation products”, I mean a food item that is trying to exactly replicate a non vegan item. Something like a black bean burger is not an imitation production, it’s just an alternative.

I was bored so I started creating a tier list of vegan products and how closely they imitate non vegan products. I was trying to keep the list genericized with less emphasis on specific brands, but for some items the brand was really important.

What would you move around? What would you add? I only have a few items so far. I’ll update the list as comments come in.


S tier - practically indistinguishable

  • Beef burgers (impossible, beyond)
  • Breakfast sausages (impossible, beyond)
  • Chicken nuggets/patties
  • Mayo

A tier - you can tell it’s different but it’s just as good

  • Queso dip (cashew based)
  • Ground beef (impossible, beyond)
  • Egg (just egg)
  • Butter
  • Milk
  • Ice cream

B tier - you can tell it’s different and it’s a slight downgrade

  • Deli cheese slices (some brands are C or F)

C tier - you can tell it’s different and it’s okay but a significant downgrade

  • Cream cheese (most brands)
  • Pizza

F tier - you can tell it’s different and it’s not good

  • Beef jerky
  • @[email protected]M
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    410 months ago

    Idk what kind it is but I used to get some jerky from loving hut and it was extremely good. You could tell it was different, but it was still amazing, like better than most beef jerky. When I was in college my non vegan friends loved it too, if I left it out I might not get very much 😆

    • @weastieOP
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      210 months ago

      I believe it! I had two types and they were god awful, but I’d be willing to give it another shot