Turtle Island Tofurky Tempeh, 7 oz

What do tofu and turkey make? Tofurky! Tofurky’s Treehouse Tempeh doesn’t contain turkey - it’s actually a great plant-based protein that tastes delicious! Key Information Organic soy alternative to meat Fits into a variety of recipes Tasty source of protein and fiber Non-GMO Project Verified USDA Certified Organic Frozen/Refrigerated Product Overview Tofurky Treehouse Tempeh is a versatile protein. It’s usually sliced and marinated before cooking - especially if you plan to eat it on its own. But it can also be added to many dishes like stir-fries or pasta. Tempeh actually originated in Indonesia. Just like Tofurky’s Treehouse Tempeh, it’s usually made with fermented soybeans. Through fermentation, the soybeans form a cake or a slab that resembles meat. The taste of Tempeh is similar to mushrooms. Think earthy and somewhat savory. It’s not exactly tofu, as it differs in taste and texture. Tempeh is on the chewier side, whereas tofu is usually soft. When storing your pack of Treehouse Tempeh, it’s best to keep it refrigerated. You can freeze this pack if you prefer. Ingredients Organic Soybeans, Water, Organic Apple Cider Vinegar, Starter Culture (rhizopus Oligosporus). Frequently Asked Questions Is Tofurky Treehouse Tempeh really vegan? Yes, Tofurky Treehouse Tempeh is completely vegan. Because of its texture, it may appear very similar to mince. However, fear not! Treehouse Tempeh is actually a slab of 100% plant-based protein that you can slice into strips or even chop up. This makes it easier to incorporate into a variety of different vegan dishes.

Treehouse Tempeh, Smoky Maple Bacon 0 mg of cholesterol. Vegan. Certified Organic by Oregon Tilth. Excellent source of protein. Non GMO. Tofurky: Still family owned & independent since 1980. Treehouse. Meet tofu's weird-but-cool cousin, tempeh. It gets along great with a tasty marinade, like this smoky maple bacon style sauce. We call it treehouse tempeh in honor of our fearless founder, Seth, who lived in a treehouse during his early tempeh-making days. Look it up! Yum for all! Black spots on tempeh are normal and do not indicate spoilage. Friendliest food on the plate. Good food is kind to people, animals, the environment, and especially tastebuds. That's exactly the kind of food we've been making at Tofurky for more than 35 years. Tofurky.com. Instagram. Facebook. Twitter. Try our tasty recipes at Tofurky.com. Certified B Corporation. Certified 100% recycled paperboard. This packaging was made with recycled materials and low VOC inks. Recycle it. Made with love in Oregon.