The process of crafting tempeh involves partially cooking beans/grains, inoculating the beans/grains with Rhizopus spores, and through incubation, these beans/grains transform into a solid cake bound by a dense, white, cotton-like mycelium. Throughout fermentation, enzymes work their magic, breaking down proteins, oils, and carbohydrates, making them more easily digestible and bioavailable.
Packed with probiotics, antioxidants and isoflavones, studies suggest that Tempeh may help keep cholesterol levels down, boost bone health, and stabilize blood sugar. In addition to the high protein content, it is loaded with vitamins and minerals such as iron, manganese, copper, and phosphorus making it a worthy addition to any kitchen!
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Nutrition Label
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Kofte |
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Servings Per Package: 3
Serving Size: 90g (3 pieces) |
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Per 100g |
Per Serving (90g)
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| Energy |
211kcal
881(kJ) |
190kcal
793(kJ) |
| Protein |
7.4g |
6.6g
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| Total Fat |
10.7g |
9.6g |
| Saturated Fat |
1.6g |
1.4g |
| Trans Fat |
0g |
0g |
| Carbohydrates |
24.1g |
21.7g |
| Total Sugars |
4.1g |
3.7g |
| Dietary Fiber |
4.7g |
4.2g |
| Sodium |
262mg |
236mg |
| Calcium |
43.3mg |
38.9mg |
| Iron |
2.5mg |
2.2mg |
| Potassium |
478mg |
430mg |