Gardein's Fishless Fish Fillet Is Pretty Legit  Photos by Hannah
Sentenac Seriously, you guys, does this look like some Van de
Kamp's or what? Most people's idea of meat replacements extend
only as far as veggie burgers and tofurky. Faux fish rarely
makes the radar. After all, seafood is superhealthy, right? Who
needs a substitute?  Well, with restaurant fish bait-and-switch,
radioactive seas, and mercury issues (not to mention
overfishing, extinction risks, etc.), seafood is becoming
increasingly sketchy. Lucky for us, grocers have begun stocking
their shelves with re-creations for the discerning eater.  One
such product is made by Gardein. Founder Yves Potvin was the
dude behind the original veggie dog back in the '80s, so he
knows his substitutes. The company (whose products are carried
in more than 20,000 supermarkets, including Publix and Winn-
Dixie) recently sent us a bag o' fishless fish fillets to try.
And try we did.  See also: Dadeland Mall Food Court Surprisingly
Vegan Friendly  Because I'm a vegan