Yes, a vegan protein pasta DOES exist and it blows away non-vegan protein pasta in terms of the nutrition and protein content!
A low-carb, high-protein, high-fiber, organic, grain-free, gluten-free, preservative-free, vegan pasta that actually tastes great… it’s hard to believe!
Here are the details…
Product: Organic Mung Bean Fettuccine
Brand: Explore Asian
It can be tricky to find locally so you may need to order it and stock up. You can find it on Amazon
among many other online health food stores.
Make sure to sign up for the FREE Sexy Fit Vegan Newsletter for a super easy to make healthy Mac’n Cheese recipe I created. You will also find a recipe for vegan protein pasta primavera in the How to Go Vegan Beginner’s Guide… YUMMY!!!
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This is comfort food one can feel good about eating. Thanks/1
And if you like pesto on your pasta, I recently harvested my basil leaves and made vegan pesto. I used a standard pesto recipe, substituting nutritional yeast for the parmesan cheese. It’s so simple, so delicious.
Great idea Steve, thanks for sharing! I love pesto, but usually just leave out the cheese, so I’ll have to try your recipe next time!
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Just a quick update… The mung bean fettuchini product has been replaced by an edamame and mung bean fettuchini, but the nutritional values are the same 🙂
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