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TVP is texurized vegetable protein.  I usually get the unflavored crumbles.  You

soak it in hot water or broth and add just like ground beef.  Kelly, FL

 

 

 

 

 

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I've seen the freeze-dried looking bag of TVP made by Bob's Red Mill but never

tried it. Is that what you use? I've never used it before and I'm still a little

afraid to!!

 

 

, Kelly Best <bests4him wrote:

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> TVP is texurized vegetable protein.  I usually get the unflavored crumbles. 

You soak it in hot water or broth and add just like ground beef.  Kelly, FL

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I forgot I had some TVP! I've had it for probably 6 months, anyone know what

kind of shelf life it has?

 

I've used the frozen crumbles in lasagne etc and my family didn't know any

different.

Jann

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I've used the frozen Boca soy crumbles before and they're pretty good. I just

wasn't sure about the TVP because it looked like a bag of sand or gravel. Hard

to imagine what it will look/taste like when it's rehydrated.

 

, thelilacflower wrote:

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> Don't be afraid, you have to experiment. What are you afraid of?????

> We would still be in caves if we didn't branch and and try new things, create

and experiment. The worst thing that will happen is you will love them or maybe

not.

> Buy frozen Crumbles, Quorn and Boca have them.

> Donna the Evil Kneivel of foods in the kitchen.

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Great! Good to know!

Thanks

Jann

 

thelilacflower wrote:

> Dried TVP is safe for years per mailordercatalog.com

I asked this question and this is what thye told me. My friend works at Whole

Foods and he said the same thing.

Donna

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> I forgot I had some TVP! I've had it for probably 6 months, anyone know what

kind of shelf life it has?

> I've used the frozen crumbles in lasagne etc and my family didn't know any

different.

> Jann

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