Tofurky Plant-Based Chick’n Review

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y Plant-Based Lightly Seasoned Chick’n</a>.</p><p id="18e8">Made from wheat gluten and tofu, it’s cut into chunks, easy to add to stir-fry, chili, etc. I heated some in a skillet with enchilada sauce to eat with brown rice in a tortilla. It absorbs sauce well, with a slightly chewy texture.</p><p id="7ee3">With 19g of protein in 1/3 cup, the chick’n is an easy fix if you need more protein in your diet. It’s also a good source of iron.</p><p id="3c42">The seasoning is a bit smoky, with moderate sodium. The “lightly seasoned” flavor reminded me of Tofurky deli slices. They have flavors like BBQ and Thai Basil, too.</p><div

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Tofurky Plant-Based Chick’n Review

High in vegan protein

Three Benefits of Store-Bought Meat Alternatives

Easy options for both vegetarians and omnivores