Tempeh

Ways to use it

• Chili, stir-fries, soups and stews.

  Source: Wikipedia, “Tempeh” ↗

• Salads and sandwiches.

  Source: Wikipedia, “Tempeh” ↗

• Thin slices, fried until the crust is crisp and golden.

  Source: Wikipedia, “Tempeh” ↗

These are ways people cook this food, as our sources describe them. We have not tested a recipe.

Effort

Not known.

Price

Not known. We hold no dated price for this food.

Where to find it

Not checked for the food itself. A branded product below shows “Where to find it” when a shop has reported it.

Allergens

• Most tempeh is made from soybeans, and soy is one of Health Canada's priority food allergens.

  Source: Wikipedia, “Tempeh” ↗; Health Canada, “Common food allergens” ↗

• Some tempeh is made with wheat, which is also a priority food allergen. Read the label.

  Source: Wikipedia, “Tempeh” ↗; Health Canada, “Common food allergens” ↗

These are facts about what this food is made from. They are not a promise about any package. Read the label of the food you buy.

Try it next

Slice it thin and fry it for a crisp crust, then add it to a sandwich or a stir-fry.

Source: Wikipedia, “Tempeh” ↗

Branded tempeh we list

• Traditional fermentation

  Noble Bean

  Organic Tempeh 3 Grain

  Recorded in Open Food Facts as Organic Tempeh 3 Grain by Noble Bean. We have not tasted it, priced it or checked it at any shop.

  • Canada

• Traditional fermentation

  Noble Bean

  Organic Tempeh Original Soy

  Recorded in Open Food Facts as Organic Tempeh Original Soy by Noble Bean. We have not tasted it, priced it or checked it at any shop.

  • Canada

• Traditional fermentation

  Lightlife

  Organic Tempeh Smoky Bacon

  Recorded in Open Food Facts as Organic Tempeh Smoky Bacon by Lightlife. We have not tasted it, priced it or checked it at any shop.

  • Canada

• Traditional fermentation

  Noble Bean

  Organic Tempeh with Sea Vegetables

  Recorded in Open Food Facts as Organic Tempeh with Sea Vegetables by Noble Bean. We have not tasted it, priced it or checked it at any shop.

  • Canada

• Traditional fermentation

  Lightlife

  Original Tempeh

  Cultured soybeans and brown rice made into a sliceable block.

  • United States
  • Canada

• Traditional fermentation

  Henry's Tempeh

  Tempeh Bacon

  Recorded in Open Food Facts as Tempeh Bacon by Henry's Tempeh. We have not tasted it, priced it or checked it at any shop.

  • Canada

• Traditional fermentation

  Tempehine

  Tempeh cubes

  Recorded in Open Food Facts as Tempeh cubes by Tempehine. We have not tasted it, priced it or checked it at any shop.

  • Canada

• Plant-based

  Aux vivres

  Tempeh fumé érable

  Recorded in Open Food Facts as Tempeh fumé érable by Aux vivres. We have not tasted it, priced it or checked it at any shop.

  • Canada

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