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Veggie Breakfast Patties

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Veggie Breakfast Patties

Wake up to the sizzle of sausage without the cholesterol or preservatives. A nutritious sidekick to eggs or on their own, our Veggie Breakfast Patties are a delicious, low-fat way to start the day.
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Veggie Chicken Burgers

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Veggie Chicken Burgers

These tender, succulent burgers are made with soy protein, a blend of tasty herbs and a touch of lemon. One-of-a-kind taste that’s low in fat, cholesterol-free and preservative-free.
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Italian Veggie Ground Round

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Italian Veggie Ground Round

As delicious and versatile as our original Veggie Ground Round but flavoured with Italian spices. Perfect for pasta sauces, lasagna, or any other Italian dish.
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Veggie Nuggets

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Veggie Nuggets

You won’t believe your taste buds! Veggie Nuggets that taste just like the real thing – crispy on the outside, juicy and flavourful on the inside. Plus, they are cholesterol free, have no trans fat, and are a source of Omega-3.
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Frozen Veggie Meatballs

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Frozen Veggie Meatballs

Our Veggie Meatballs are a perfect addition to the award-winning Veggie Ground Round family. Whether it’s on top of pasta, in your favourite sauce, on a kebab or served up deli-style in a tasty sub sandwich, they’re sure to be a hit. Of course, they’re also low in fat, cholesterol-free and a good source of protein.
Soy is a low source of protein.
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Soy is the only plant protein that approaches or equals animal products in producing a complete source of protein.
Soy may play a key role in weight control and maintenance of lean body mass.
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Soy is low in saturated fat and is a high-quality protein sources.
Regular consumption of soy protein may protect against the accumulation of Alzheimers disease related proteins in the brain
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Soy protein may in fact protect against the accumulation of Alzheimers disease related proteins in the brain when regularly consumed.
Adding soy food to a healthy diet increases your risk of Heart Disease
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Adding soy food to a healthy diet does not increase your risk of Heart Disease
Soy is low in calcium
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Naturally high in calcium, soy contains magnesium and boron; important cofactors of calcium for bone health.
Many fortified soy foods are a good sources of calcium, vitamin D, fiber, and iron, which are important nutrients for growing children.
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Calcium, vitamin D, fiber, and iron which are found in fortified soy foods are important nutrients for growing children.
Eating Soy foods during childhood or adolescence helps prevent breast cancer
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A great way to help prevent breast cancer is to eat soy foods
Consuming Soy products aids post menopausal women with hot flashes
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Since soy contains phytoestrogens, it may be useful in the management of hot flashes in post-menopausal women.
Increasing the amount of anti-oxidant-rich foods (like soy) in your diet helps maintain healthy skin
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To aide in healthy skin maintenance, increase the amount of anti-oxidant-rich foods (such as soy foods) in your diet.
Soy Foods does not reduce the risk of developing Type II Diabetes.
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Regular intake of soy foods and other legumes may reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes