How’d we do it?
It’s not magic, it’s LUPIN!
Meet the secret behind Chef’s Kiss pasta
Lupin is a nutrient-dense legume related to chickpeas and lentils. Our lupin beans undergo a proprietary and natural debittering process, leaving a more neutral, almost sweet, taste when compared to other lupin products. Through an exclusive partnership, we source our lupin directly from the Australian farmers who harvest our secret ingredient. This ensures that we’re providing our customers with the highest quality, best tasting, most nutritious lupin on the planet!
Discover the Lupin Difference
Per 1.75 oz
Net Carbs
Protein
Fiber
1g
20g
19g
Traditional Pasta
39g
7g
3g
Chickpea Pasta
24g
11g
4g
Almond Flour Pasta
16g
5g
2g
Lentil Pasta
25g
11g
5g
Lupin is a Game-Changing Ingredient
LOW CARB
Fewer Net Carbs Than Chickpeas
Fewer Net Carbs Than Cassava Flour
HIGH PROTEIN
MORE PROTEIN than chickpeas
MORE PROTEIN than chia seeds
GUT FRIENDLY
MORE FIBER than OATS
More FIBER than Lentils
All of The Good Stuff and None of The Bad
Brimming with essential nutrients like:
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Vitamins A, B, C and E.
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Calcium, folates, potassium, magnesium, phosphorus, iron and zinc.
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Antioxidants like carotenoids lutein, zeaxanthin
Extremely low in antinutrients
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No lectins.
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Low in phytic acid, saponins, and trypsin inhibitors, all of which are typically high in other legumes.
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Low antinutrients = much easier to digest and more gut friendly when compared to all other legumes.
Lupin has more:
Calcium
than milk
Potassium
THAN A BANANA
Magnesium
THAN Spinach
Iron
THAN Kale
Antioxidants
THAN most Berries
Clinically Proven Health Benefits
Studies show that Lupin...
Helps maintain healthy blood sugar levels.
Has beneficial impact on markers relating to cardiovascular health.
Lowers blood pressure in overweight adults.
Is highly satiating, an effect that helps maintain healthy body weight.
Contains phenolic compounds which may provide protection against diseases related to oxidative stress.
Contains minerals that are essential for muscle functionality.
Improves
bowel health.
Is gut friendly and promotes growth of good gut bacteria.
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Good for your body and the environment
Lupin contributes to sustainable agriculture:
- Boosts soil quality
- Requires much less water than other crops
- Fertilizes soil and provides food for animals
- Naturally repels pests, and requires no pesticides
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