i love quorn. no, it does not taste like meat. but the taste of it is good and f you're looking for a meat replacement because the recipe requires something with a meat-like texture then it's good. but...obviously, dont expect to buy quorn chargrilled burger thingys and expect it to taste like beef. it obviously wont.
i like to use quorn pieces to make a stir-fry. fry off some of the pieces in a one teaspoon of oil with paprika and herbs like basil and thyme. add cooked broccoli, cashew nuts, peas and sliced bell peppers. then serve with some brown basmati rice. it tastes really good.
quorn pieces are really good because you can just throw them into practically anything to make up the protein in your food. you can use them for fajitas, eat them with chips, add them to rice, soups, tomatoe or white sauces for pasta etc. you can cook it in a number of ways - microwave, add them frozen to the pot if you're already cooking, fry some off. its a really good quality product, around £1.99 i think.