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  • Protein Rotini
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  • Protein Rotini
  • Protein Rotini
  • Protein Rotini
  • Protein Rotini
  • Protein Rotini
  • Protein Rotini

Protein Rotini

Regular price $37.99 Per 4-Pack Just $4.16 per serving
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Powered by the legendary Lupin protein

Made from a blend of earth’s richest superfoods, including a powerful mix of Australian and Peruvian Lupins, our pasta is thoughtfully crafted to provide a delicious source of protein, fiber, and essential nutrients

PACKED WITH 21G OF WHOLE FOOD PROTEIN PER SERVING

GLUTEN FREE, PLANT-BASED, AND GUM FREE

RICH IN GUT NOURISHING FIBER, VITAMINS, MINERALS, AND ANTIOXIDANTS

30-day risk free return policy

Regular price

$37.99

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INGREDIENTS

Lupin Flour Blend (Australian Sweet Lupin, Peruvian Tarwi), Cassava Flour, Psyllium Husk

NUTRITION

COOKING INSTRUCTIONS

Step 1: In a deep pan or pot, bring water plus salt to a rolling boil. 1 tablespoon of salt is recommended per 1 package of Chef's Kiss pasta, or a little less than a teaspoon of salt per cup of pasta.
Step 2: Stir in Chef's Kiss Protein Rotini (keep an eye out as there will be foam).
Step 3: Reduce heat and simmer uncovered for 4-6 minutes. Stir the pasta occasionally to prevent the foam from accumulating (4 minutes of cooking time will give you an al dente pasta pasta and 6 minutes will give you softer pasta. To prevent pasta from breaking apart, avoid cooking it for more than 8 minutes.)

Powerfully nutritious pasta
for just $4.16 per serving

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HIGH
PROTEIN
GLUTEN &
GRAIN-FREE
GUT
FRIENDLY
PLANT-
BASED
NUTRIENT
DENSE
LOW
GLYCEMIC

Made with Earth’s Richest Superfoods

Our pasta is thoughtfully crafted from nutrient rich ingredients we source directly from around the world.

Premium Quality Nutrition
Powered by Nature

What we leave out:

No gums

Non-Gmo

No processed starches

No processed isolates

Whole Food Ingredients,
Whole Body Benefits

Lupins are nature's premier source of protein

Highest amount of protein of any legume

Second highest protein content of any plant on the planet

Complete protein, contains all 9 essential amino acids

Highly bioavailable protein and high digestibility

Highest amount of protein per calorie of any plant on the planet

Made for me, my family, and you!

My family and I prioritize protein and nutrient rich whole foods, but don't necessarily adhere to a strict low carb or keto diet — and we heard from many of you who do the same! So we formulated a superfood pasta to fit that dietary lifestyle. 

The addition of some complex carbs, which come from Brazilian Cassava, give this pasta a fantastic texture and mouthfeel that's more similar to traditional pasta than our original low carb products. 

Our Protein Rotini also includes the phenomenal Tarwi Lupin strain, which we source from indigenous communities in my native Peru.  I'm proud and excited to bring a bit of my culture to your kitchen!

– Co-Founder, Chef’s Kiss

Our Protein Rotini
contains more combined
protein and fiber

than other options

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between the Low Carb and Protein Rotini?

Simply, our Protein Rotini was crafted for those seeking protein rich, nutrient dense pasta but who aren’t following a strict low carb or keto diet.  Compared to our low carb rotini, the protein rotini more closely resembles traditional pasta since it contains more nutrient dense complex carbs.

If you’re following a strict low carb, keto, or low glycemic diet, then our low carb rotini is probably a better option for you.  While you should always check with your doctor first, our low carb rotini is also better suited for diabetics.

Why is this more expensive than traditional pasta?

Chef’s Kiss is so much more than just pasta-  it’s a nutrient dense meal for less than $3 per serving.  Each serving is packed with protein, gut friendly prebiotic fiber, amino acids, essential vitamins and minerals, and so much more!  Our protein rotini is highly satiating too and a single box can feed a family of 4.  We don’t cut any corners when it comes to producing our products. We source premium lupins directly from farms in Australia and Peru and don’t use any filler flours or processed starches like other lupin pasta companies.  

So while you pay more for our pasta compared to others, you’re also getting more protein, fiber and essential nutrients in your meals :) 

Do you have a money back guarantee?

Absolutely!  Within 30 days of purchase, you can return your pasta order for any reason and for a full refund.  No questions asked!

Is this certified gluten free?

While all of our ingredients are certified gluten free, our rotini is manufactured in a facility that also handles wheat.  Our equipment and facility go through a rigorous cleaning session prior to each production run but our facility is not yet 

certified gluten free. We hope to become certified gluten free very soon though!

What is Tarwi Lupin?

Tarwi is the Peruvian strain of lupin.  Also known as Chocho, Tarwi has been consumed for thousands of years by ancient Incan civilizations.  It is the first known strain of lupin and contains higher amounts of protein and fewer carbs than Australian or European lupin strains.

What is Cassava and Psyllium Husk?

Cassava is a tubular root vegetable that is a staple crop in South America and parts of Asia and Africa.  It is high in vitamin C and copper, and serves as the primary source of complex carbs in our Protein Rotini.

Psyllium Husk is derived from the psyllium plant (Plantago ovata) native to India.  It’s high in soluble fiber and we use it as a clean label replacement for Xanthan Gum.

Are Lupins an allergen?

The FDA does not require Lupins to be listed as a top 8 allergen. However, Lupins are a legume related to peanuts. People with peanut allergies are at a higher risk of allergic reactions to Lupin. Although not everyone with a peanut allergy will react to Lupins, studies show that cross-reactivity can occur.