Made from German field beans
Low fat
Cholesterol free
Gluten free
3 Average nutritional values | Per 100 g dry mix | Per 100 g of ready-to-fry mixture | Energy | 1,278 kJ / 305 kcal | 225 kJ / 54 kcal | fat | 2.7g | 0.5g | of which saturated fatty acids | 0.8g | <0.5g | Carbohydrates | 40g | 7.5g | of which sugar | 6.0g | 1.1g | fiber | 20g | 3.0g | protein | 18g | 3.3g | salt | 5.6g | 0.73g |
Questions about our vegan egg?
When you look at the nutritional values of the German field bean, you have no choice but to be amazed. It is not only rich in protein and fiber, but also has a very low fat content. It also contains high-quality minerals and vitamins. The field bean is also very sustainable because it binds nitrogen in the soil and thus provides a natural fertilizer.
A chicken egg contains a lot of cholesterol, which is unhealthy if consumed in excess. The vegan egg is cholesterol-free and also low in fat, while the chicken egg has 11 grams of fat per 100 grams. This is also reflected in the calorie content: the vegan egg has 65% fewer calories than a chicken egg.
No, you can conjure up a lot of things with the vegan egg. For example in an omelet with fresh vegetables, chives, or truffles. Or how about Pad Thai, French toast, spaghetti carbonara or breaded schnitzel? Let your creativity flow.
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