Lupine Burger Gluten-Free, Organic, 200g
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Vegan meat alternative
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Organic quality
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Regional ingredients
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Firm-to-the-bite & delicious
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Feast to your heart’s plant-based desire…
Native lupins serve as the sustainable basis for Alberts lupin-rich meat alternatives. Regionally grown and 100% organic, they span the fully vegan, meat substitute-hungry flavour spectrum: from Lupin Mini Grilled Sausages, Schnitzel and Burgers, right through to Lupin Gyros and Stroganoff. These lupin products impress across the board when it comes to taste too. The bottom line? Vegan or not – if you’re looking for meat alternatives, then you’ve come to the right place.
This tastes better…
Vegan meat alternatives made from lupins or inspired, purely plant-based classics – all 100% organic. Alberts does a lot differently, gets a lot right and does a lot of things better. The German company from Rhineland-Palatinate doesn’t do things by halves when it comes to (organic) quality or organic farming. This is commitment you can taste. And that in every product – from its Lupin Sauce to its Seitan Mini Sausages. All ingredients come from controlled organic cultivation and contain no ingredients of animal origin whatsoever. Not only does that taste fantastic, but it IS fantastic…
Fully committed to sustainability
Alberts is accredited by EcoVeg, the first independently controlled quality seal for organic-quality vegan food. Together with EcoVeg, Alberts campaigns Europe-wide for less global hunger, better health, clean water, sustainable consumption, and the preservation of biodiversity. In doing so, the brand is contributing significantly to achieving the UN’s Sustainability Goals. Fingers crossed for their green ambitions!
Lupins, seitan and tofu the Alberts way
Its innovative, high-quality and environmentally friendly products are the result of extensive development and hard work. Research is an indispensable part of this, which is why Alberts has been involved in research into the cultivation and processing of lupins for years, having been awarded the Research seal of approval from the Association of Sponsors of German Science for the fourth year running.
Sales name: vegan and gluten-free patties based on lupine
Content: 200g
Ingredients:
vegetables* (potatoes*, carrots*, onions*, parsnips*, parsley*), cooked sweet lupine seeds* (28%), potato starch*, sunflower oil*, lupine sauce* (water, sweet lupine seeds*, sea salt), sea salt, spices*, porcini powder*, herbs*.
(* = certified organic)
Allergy advice: This product contains lupins. May contain traces of soy.
Refrigeration advice: Store refrigerated at 7°C.
Distributor: purvegan GmbH, Bahnhofstr. 29, 67305 Ramsen
Trade with organic products certified by inspection body ABCERT, DE-ÖKO-006
EAN: 4010238760009
Please additionally check the information on the product packaging. Changes may occur due to recipe changes or raw material fluctuations.
| Nutrients per 100g | |
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| energy | 526 kJ / 126 kcal |
| fat | 3,4 g |
| of which: | |
| saturated fatty acids | 0,6 g |
| carbohydrates | 14 g |
| of which: | |
| sugar | 2,5 g |
| fibre | 6,9 g |
| protein | 6,3 g |
| salt | 1,2 g |
20 January 2023 13:36
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Sensorik test dickes minus auf allen ebenen
20 January 2019 18:14
Teigiger Gemüseklops
Eine völlig undifferenzierbare Gemüsemasse, in Bratlingsform gepresst. Beliebiger Geschmack, kaum Aroma und breige Konsistenz. Vielleicht was für Kinder oder Menschen, die was gegen Nahrung mit Charakter haben. Nicht direkt schlimm, aber unfassbar belanglos und langweilig.
6 December 2018 14:22
nix dolles
Lupinenbratling, wie auch auf der Packung steht, trifft es deutlich besser als Lupinenburger. Für einen Burger in der Semmel ist das Ganze zu dick, mal ganz abgesehen von der Konsistenz, die mir insgesamt zu weich und teigig ist. Geschmacklich ist das in Ordnung, soweit man Gemüsebrei mag. Insofern darf man eigentlich nicht enttäuscht sein, denn es ist genau das, was man wohl erwarten würde. Wenn man allerdings auf einen innovatives Produkt hofft, das auch den Fleischliebhaber positiv überrascht, dann ist das eher nicht so der Volltreffer...
11 November 2016 10:39
Nix zu meckern
Die Vielzahl an Gemüse schmeckt man raus, was uns aber sehr gut schmeckt. Die Konsistenz ist ebenfalls klasse sowie das Aussehen.
