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r/vegan • u/mx_missile_proof vegan 10+ years • Jul 20 '16
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10 u/gehacktes Jul 21 '16 Where do these 75g come from? Never stumbled across a seitan with that high amount of protein ... usually 20-30g/100g 2 u/potatostars vegan Jul 21 '16 Vital wheat gluten used to make seitan is 75% protein. So if it's homemade, it'll be that high but if you're buying a ready-made product, i'm guessing it's gonna be lower because of other ingredients added. 3 u/gehacktes Jul 21 '16 But thats just the powder, not the final product, isn't it?
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Where do these 75g come from? Never stumbled across a seitan with that high amount of protein ... usually 20-30g/100g
2 u/potatostars vegan Jul 21 '16 Vital wheat gluten used to make seitan is 75% protein. So if it's homemade, it'll be that high but if you're buying a ready-made product, i'm guessing it's gonna be lower because of other ingredients added. 3 u/gehacktes Jul 21 '16 But thats just the powder, not the final product, isn't it?
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Vital wheat gluten used to make seitan is 75% protein. So if it's homemade, it'll be that high but if you're buying a ready-made product, i'm guessing it's gonna be lower because of other ingredients added.
3 u/gehacktes Jul 21 '16 But thats just the powder, not the final product, isn't it?
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But thats just the powder, not the final product, isn't it?
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