made by fermenting whole soybeans
the underdog of protein products
tempeh is bumpy, hard and sometimes very discolored in shaded of cream, brown and gray
Tempeh versus tofu, tempeh wins hands down
Enzymes and fermentation also release and 'pre-digest' some of the nutrients and allow the good stuff like zinc, iron and calcium to be more easily absorbed by your body
One serving of tempeh contains more fiber than most peoples consume in one day
Tofu is slimy and tasteless! ...some people say
Tempeh has a unique nutty/savory flavor and texture that many people love
Rhizopus moulds produce natural, heat-stable antibiotic agents against some disease-causing organisms
recognize it as a medicine for dysentery and rarely fall victim to the intestinal diseases to which they are constantly exposed