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Recipe for Simple Uncooked Egg Nog Ingredients: 1 cup of milk (ice cold) 1 egg 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 tablespoon sugar Beat all the ingredients in a bowl until light and foamy. Pour into a tall glass and serve! You may add nutmeg if you wish. The Beverage Store Spiced Soy Hot Chocolate Recipe Ingredients Preparation Makes one 12-ounce
serving 7.5 grams protein from whole soy per
serving(11.5 grams total protein per serving) Back to Home Page
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Soybeans are a nutrient-dense food delivering high-quality protein, carbohydrates, fiber, healthy fats and a number of vitamins and minerals important to good health, such as folate, potassium, magnesium, zinc and calcium. Plus, foods made from whole soy are especially nutritious because whole soy is minimally processed and keeps all of the naturally occurring nutrients from the bean intact. Compared to other beans, soybeans are highest in protein and iron, both of which are essential for human health. Additionally, soybeans contain isoflavones, which are plant-based compounds with antioxidant properties. What most people do not know is that soybeans provide one of the most energy-efficient sources of complete protein on the planet, which makes soy a great eco-friendly food choice. Choosing more earth-friendly, plant-based foods, such as soyfoods, can reduce your carbon footprint while enhancing the quality of your diet. Soyfoods are easy to fit into a healthy lifestyle with recipes
like this Barley and Edamame Salad and delicious Spiced Soy Hot
Chocolate. You can also enjoy whole soy on the go with foods such as
SOYJOY®, which is all natural and made with real fruit and whole
soybeans. The whole soy used to make SOYJOY is non-genetically modified
and grown in the United States. Learn more about the benefits of whole
soy at SOYJOY.com
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