"vegetable protein" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a source of protein derived from plant-based sources. For example, "I'm trying to increase my daily intake of vegetable protein by eating more beans, lentils, and tofu."
Dried beans and peas are good sources of vegetable protein.
His plan was to encourage people to eat more vegetable protein by disguising it as meat.
Cheap, unfermented soy sauce, on the other hand, is made from salt, texturized vegetable protein and caramel.
"Cows are very inefficient, they require 100g of vegetable protein to produce only 15g of edible animal protein," Dr Post told the Guardian before the event.
But on Friday, China banned melamine from use in any vegetable protein for export or for use in the domestic food market.
"Cows are very inefficient – they require 100g of vegetable protein to produce only 15g of edible animal protein," Post told the Guardian before the event in London.
People with celiac have to be alert around food at all times, learning to spot hidden hazards in common products, such as hydrolyzed vegetable protein and malt vinegar.
Last year, the F.D.A. blocked five types of farm-raised seafood as well as vegetable protein from China because of repeated instances of contamination.
My adult daughter will ask for seconds, only to move the tofu or T.V.P. (textured vegetable protein) skillfully around her plate.
The label on its Green Tea Patchouli countertop cleanser says that it contains "vegetable protein extract" and "plant derived cleaning surfactants".
I love the dishes featuring chai, a kind of vegetable protein that's one of their specialities - the chai cooked with three chillies is delicious.
