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Soy protein,
explained simply.

Sourced guides to soy protein and high-protein vegetarian cooking, plus recipes with real quantities.

VEGIE Learn answers the practical questions people ask about cooking with soy protein: what TVP, tofu and tempeh are, how much protein they contain, and how to turn them into everyday meals. Every protein figure comes from USDA FoodData Central, a manufacturer’s label or a named authority, and each guide lists its sources. The recipes use generic soy products you can buy today, with real quantities and steps.

VEGIE itself is a soy-protein pantry brand in development, so nothing here describes a VEGIE product or makes a health claim.

Quick answers from our guides
QuestionShort answerGuide
Is soy a complete protein?Yes, according to Harvard’s Nutrition Source.Soy protein explained
Tempeh or tofu: which has more protein?Tempeh: 20.3 g per 100 g, vs 17.3 g for firm tofu (USDA).TVP vs tofu vs tempeh
How much protein is in TVP?12 g per 1/4 cup (23 g) dry serving on Bob’s Red Mill’s label.Protein per serving
How long does cooked soy mince keep?2 to 3 days in the fridge (Food Safety Information Council).Soy mince meal prep
What are easy high-protein vegetarian dinners?Soy mince bolognese, tacos and chilli, soy chunk curry and tempeh bowls.High-protein vegetarian meals

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Every protein figure in these guides is sourced from USDA FoodData Central, a manufacturer’s label or a named authority. General information only, not medical or nutrition advice. VEGIE is in development and not for sale.