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Health at Impossible Foods

WEBHealth and safety have always been core to our mission. We don't only want to make meat differently -- we want to make it better. Impossible products have the nutrition of meat from animals, but are free of animal hormones and antibiotics. Instead, we hand-pick each ingredient for health, nutrition, safety and overall environmental impact.

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Impossible Foods: Meat made from plants

WEBOur ingredients are derived from plants. Here's an overview: Protein from soy. Flavor from heme (the molecule that makes meat taste, well, meaty) Fat from sunflower and coconut oils makes it sizzle on the griddle. Binders hold it together so you can make anything you want — meatballs, kebabs, patties, and more.

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Nutrition & Sodium in Impossible™ Burger Impossible …

WEBA 4-oz. serving of the Impossible Burger contains 370mg of sodium (16%DV), a 3-oz. serving contains 280mg (12%DV) and a 2-oz. serving contains 190mg (8%DV). None of these servings meet the FDA definition of a high sodium food. After eating one 4-oz. Impossible Burger, you would still need to consume an additional 1130mg of …

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Health – Impossible Foods

WEBHealth. Are your products a good source of protein? Is plant-based protein as high-quality as animal-derived protein? Are your products processed? Can your products fit into a low-sodium diet? Can your products fit into a low-carbohydrate or keto diet?

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Are Impossible Products Healthy

WEBEach 85g serving of Impossible Meatballs contains: 12g of protein from soy and potato protein. 2g of dietary fiber, naturally occurring in many of our plant-based ingredients. Vitamins and minerals such as folate, vitamin B12, and thiamin. 12g total fat and 3.5g sat fat, from coconut and sunflower oils.

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Heme, Health, and the Plant-Based Diet Impossible Foods

WEBHeme is an important part of every cell in every animal and plant. Heme, in a protein called hemoglobin, gives your blood the ability to carry oxygen throughout your body. In fact, your own bloodstream right now contains about as much heme as 300 pounds of Impossible burgers. Heme also plays a critical role in the process by which your cells

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Are your products a good source of protein

WEBSoy is the primary source of protein in our products, providing comparable protein to a similar-sized serving of their animal-based counterparts. Not only are you getting protein when you choose Impossible™ products, but you’re getting high-quality protein. Soy has a well-balanced amino acid profile providing all essential amino acids.

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Is Impossible™ Burger Healthy

WEBWhen it comes to nutrition, we strive to be equivalent to, or better than, the animal-based products we replace. Every 4 oz serving of Impossible Burger contains: 19g protein – the same as 80/20 ground beef. 0mg cholesterol (13g total fat and 6g saturated fat) 0g trans fat. 25% the daily value of iron.

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Impossible Foods' Beef Lite* Now Certified by American …

WEB(NEWS RELEASE) Impossible Foods' Beef Lite* Now Certified by American Heart Association Heart-Check Food Certification Program. The Heart-Check Mark Certification demonstrates the positive nutrition credentials of Impossible™ Beef Lite – a beef-from-plants product designed to welcome health-conscious meat-eaters into the …

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IMPOSSIBLE FOODS LAUNCHES ITS LEANEST, MOST …

WEBImpossible Beef Lite is designed to be better than lean ground animal beef, featuring 21 grams of protein, no trans fat or cholesterol, and 75% less saturated fat as well as 45% less total fat than 90/10 lean beef from cows (1). The nutrient-packed product is also a good source of fiber, iron, B vitamins, zinc, and potassium while featuring 33%

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Soy: High-quality protein and nutrition for kids

WEBSoy foods have PDCAAS values ranging from 0.91 to a “perfect” score of 1 (4-6). Soy protein concentrate has a published PDCAAS value of 0.99 (4). For reference, that of beef from cows is 0.92 (4). In addition, soy is rich in many other beneficial nutrients -- like fiber, polyunsaturated fatty acids, and essential minerals like calcium and

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Learn Why Glutamates Are Natural And Safe Impossible Foods

WEBGlutamates: Natural And Safe To Consume. By Sue Klapholz, MD, PhD — VP of Nutrition & Health, Impossible Foods. Wednesday, August 12th, 2020. Glutamates are a natural and abundant part of our diet.¹ Yet, glutamates, and particularly monosodium glutamate or MSG, have gotten a bad rap since the late 1960s when MSG was posited …

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Impossible Burger: Heme & Health

WEBSetting the Record Straight: Heme & health. Friday, April 20th, 2018. Impossible Foods was the subject of a misleading article this week in Bloomberg, which insinuated that a key ingredient in the Impossible Burger is embroiled in a “controversy.”. In fact, among credible experts there is no controversy as to heme’s safety.

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What is in Impossible™ Chicken Nuggets

WEBWe took the classic family favorite and re-created the irresistible crunchy, juicy texture guests love from chicken, with plants. Each 80g serving of Impossible Chicken Nuggets contains the satisfying flavor and protein your guests love from animal chicken nuggets, but with:**. 40% less saturated fat. 25% less total fat.

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Facts: Processed Foods & Impossible™ Burger Impossible Foo

WEBFirst, the facts: The plant-based Impossible Burger delivers as much protein, bioavailable iron and key micronutrients as animal-derived beef, without the many downsides associated with beef. A quarter-pound Impossible Burger has 0 mg cholesterol, 14 grams of total fat, 8g of saturated fat and 240 calories in a quarter-pound patty.

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Ground Beef Nutrition Vs. Impossible™ Burger Nutrition

WEBGround beef has a score of 0.92. Soy protein, which is the core of Impossible Burger, has a PDCSAAS of 0.99 and is the only plant protein that can rival animal beef in terms of protein quality. Soy is also rich in magnesium, potassium, phosphorus and iron—essential minerals your body needs. Impossible Burger is an …

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Food Safety Starts With Testing For Pesticides Impossible

WEBSince early 2017, we’ve been sending samples to Silliker Inc. (Merieux Nutrisciences) — a leading, accredited provider of food, nutrition and safety services, for pesticide testing. To date, we’ve sent them six samples of Impossible Burger to have it tested for glyphosate, the glyphosate metabolite, aminomethylphosphonic acid ( AMPA), …

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Impossible™ Burger

WEBUltra-processed foods are often defined as those that contain little or no whole foods, and are fatty, salty or sugary and low in important micronutrients, fiber, and protein. Impossible Burger, in contrast, contains the same amount of protein (19g), ⅓ less total fat (14g vs 23g) and about the same amount of saturated fat (8g) as 80/20 ground

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Impossible™ Beef: Made from Plants

WEBWith 19g of protein and 0mg of cholesterol, Impossible™ Beef is good for you and for the planet. Learn more about our ingredients and nutrition here.

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What is in the Impossible™ Burger

WEBEssential nutrients like calcium, potassium, riboflavin, phosphorous, Iron, thiamin, niacin, vitamin B6, folate, vitamin B12 and zinc. 0 mg cholesterol (14g total fat and 8 g saturated fat) per 4 oz serving. Anything you’d cook with ground beef you can cook with Impossible Burger. Plus, Impossible Burger shrinks up to 28% less than 80/20

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Impossible Foods’ response to the New York Times article

WEBNEWS RELEASE IMPOSSIBLE FOODS’ RESPONSE TO THE NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLE Tuesday, August 8th, 2017. Impossible Foods takes a constructive, consumer-driven approach to solving the greatest challenge the world faces today: the inefficiency and massive environmental impact of the global food system, and the urgent threat it poses …

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