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Insudiet Velouté Poulet Curry is an economical preparation with exotic flavors that will delight your kitchen. Available as an instant preparation, this Insudiet velouté is a completeprotein source that's quick and easy to prepare.
Immerse yourself in a world of exotic flavors with our Insudiet Velouté Poulet Curry. This instant preparation in an economical 360 g format offers you a culinary experience that's both delicious and nutritious. Let the enchanting aromas of curry and chicken pleasantly perfume your cooking while you enjoy the health benefits.
Insudiet's Velouté Poulet Curry, available in a 300g format in our organic pharmacy, is a tasty, nutritious solution for those looking to incorporate more protein into their diet without giving up the pleasure of rich, exotic flavors. Designed to be both tasty and beneficial to your health, this velouté combines the comforting taste of chicken with the spicy notes of curry, all in a quick and easy preparation.
Each portion of Insudiet's Velouté Poulet Curry is specially formulated to provide a high protein intake, essential for maintaining and developing muscle mass, especially as part of a controlled diet or slimming plan. Low in carbohydrates and fat, this velouté is the perfect option for those who want to treat themselves while keeping an eye on their figure.
Preparing a meal has never been easier with Insudiet's Velouté Poulet Curry. Whether you're pressed for time, looking for a quick meal option after a workout, or simply in search of a light but satisfying dinner, this velouté can be prepared in the blink of an eye. Simply add hot water to the powder, stir, and your meal is ready to enjoy, allowing you to enjoy a delicious and nutritious dish effortlessly.
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3 measuring spoons of Velouté Poulet Curry, i.e. 36 g (quantity may vary depending on the filling of your spoon), are equivalent to 1 portion of protein.
How to prepare Insudiet Velouté Poulet Curry?
Simply mix the recommended amount of powder with hot water until smooth and homogeneous. Leave to stand for a few moments, and your velouté is ready to enjoy.
Is this soup suitable for a vegetarian diet?
Velouté Poulet Curry is designed for those who include animal proteins in their diet. For vegetarians, we recommend that you consult other Insudiet products that may be better suited to your dietary needs.
How many calories does a portion of this velouté contain?
For precise information on nutritional values, including the number of calories per portion, please consult the product packaging or ask our organic pharmacy for advice.
What are the side effects and contraindications?
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Soy protein (emulsifier : soya lecithin), milk protein, Tradilin® flaxseed meal (15%) (Tradilin® yellow flaxseed, wheat flour, antioxidant (natural rosemary extract)), minerals (potassium, magnesium, iron, phosphorus, zinc, manganese, copper, iodine, selenium), fat powder (soya oil, glucose syrup, milk protein, stabilizer (sodium triphosphate), natural flavour), flavour (milk), inulin, yeast extract, curry (2.3%) (turmeric, coriander, fennel, fenugreek, ginger, cardamom, paprika, mustard, onion, salt (4%), parsley, star anise, cloves, cinnamon, pepper), salt, onion powder, thickener (guar seed flour), L-methionine, vitamins (C, B3, E, B5, B6, B2, B1, A, B9, B8, D, B12), tomato powder, chicken meat (0.2%), acidifier (citric acid), antioxidant (ascorbyl palmitate).
May contain traces of egg, celery and nuts.
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Insudiet Velouté Poulet Curry 300g comes in a hermetically sealed tin containing around 10 portions of 36 grams each.
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