Alpenglow Red Lentil Tofu
Alpenglow Red Lentil Tofu
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Understated and refined, red lentils enter the party quietly but always leave a good impression. Onion, carrot, celery, and just a bit of sea salt gently coax out their creamy, earthy vibe. Their confidence comes from knowing that for thousands of years they have been making human beings feel good. Enjoy this prince of foods.
- 100% Plant-Based
- Soy-free
- 4g Fiber
Full Ingredients
Full Ingredients
Water, Red Lentils*, Sea Salt, Carrot Powder*, Onion Powder*, Celery Seed*. *Organic
Allergen Info
Allergen Info
Contains:
- None
This product is also produced in a facility that processes other common allergens.
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My favorite tofu from Moonbeans! Pan-fried it very simply in strips and it was the perfect combo of crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside. Highly recommend!
Can't get enough!
this applies to all of the tofus I have tried from this company (red lentil, both the chickpea ones). these make AMAZING vegan egg replacement for breakfast sandwiches, more delicious than the just egg products and healthier. i've found the non-soy tofus at the store to be very meh, i also love soy tofu, but these products are really fabulous and unique!! very happy i sampled one at the farmers market and will continue to place orders :D
The first time working with the red lentil tofu, I made a dish to share with my friends at the Uptown Farmers market's last day.
It was cold, so I made soup to share. I also made bread and melba toast. The red lentil masala spread I made was a hit. S. Vargo said he like the smooth texture and mouth feel of the tofu. T. Vargo served mozzarella, masala tofu on the melba toast.
The cubes were soft enough to spread, but they all enjoyed biteing into the cubes with the cheese through the crunch of the melba toast.
I like the lentil tofu adds to the dishes, not just another filler or substitute for meat. I look for ingredients I want to pair with these tofus.
Thank you for bringing these into my kitchen. I didn't expect personal delivery. Support small business is support for community.
I avoid soy as much as I can. I like tofu with many different ethinic dishes. This was right on time for me to make my masala spread.
I cubed the tofu and shock blanched it in lightly salted water. I tossed it into my sauce and allowed the tofu to absorb some of the flavor.
At the Uptown Farmers market, my friends paired the cubes with Anthony's fresh mottazrella on tomato melba toast. They loved the texture and the smooth mouth feel.