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Soy Burgers?

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reenag Rookie
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Has anyone found a high protein (soy burger?) that is gluten free? I'm vegetarian, I used to live on Boca burgers because they are so high in protien and low in fat/carbs- but can't seem to find any alternative now that I'm eating gluten free. Any suggestions? Thanks!

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Has anyone found a high protein (soy burger?) that is gluten free? I'm vegetarian, I used to live on Boca burgers because they are so high in protien and low in fat/carbs- but can't seem to find any alternative now that I'm eating gluten free. Any suggestions? Thanks!

I saw an alternative gluten free version at my market. I don't remember the name though. I'll check when I get there next and let you know.. :)

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Have you looked into Dr. Praeggers? (I know I'm butchering that name.) I think there's one that's all veggies and no wheat or soy but I haven't checked in quite a long time.

I've been thinking about making my own black bean burgers but I don't have a recipe. Clearly, I need to get cracking ;)

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:lol::lol::lol:

"butchering" a vegetarian name!

:lol::lol:

reenag Rookie
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Thanks- I have tried Dr. Praegers. the one I tried though was not soy based and was not that high in protein. Maybe i didn't try the right one? I'd love to find an alternative to the boca or morning star soy burgers.

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Look for Sunshine burgers. They are made with sunflower seeds and rice instead of soy and are gluten-free as well.

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