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Spiced Tawa Masala Tempeh Cubes

If you’re craving some desi plant protein, don’t miss our Tawa Masala Tempayy (Tempeh).

Simply Sriracha Tempeh Cubes

A little sweet and spice, there’s nothing like a good Sriracha kick. Get your protein & spice fix all at once.

Peppery Szechuan Chilli Tempeh Cubes

Desi-Chinese is calling! Half your cooking journey is taken care of and it’s loaded with plant-based protein, low in carbs and rich in fiber.

Spicy Peri Peri Tempeh Cubes

African bird’s eye chilli brings that surprising combination of sour, sweet, salt and spice to our Peri Peri Tempayy (Tempeh)

Natural Tempeh Cubes

Just natural Tempeh cubes, ready to submit to your cooking will. Just season it or marinate it really well before pan-tossing it.

Korean BBQ Tempeh Thins

Sticky, smoky, and loaded with protein, Korean BBQ Tempayy Thins are more drool worthy than your favourite K-Drama star.

Tandoori Tempeh Thins

Thinly sliced, richly marinated and spiced just right so that every bite is more masaledar than the juiciest Bollywood blockbuster!

Thai Chilli Tempeh Thins

Juicy, tangy with a touch of heat, just like Bangkok Street flavours…ready to slide into your sandwich. Wild. You are sure to love it a long long time!

Meet Tempeh - more about the super bean protein

What is Tempeh?

Tempeh is a vegetarian protein (with Indonesian origins) made from fermented soybeans. It has a dense, earthy texture and a mild nutty taste. It is often used in vegetarian & vegan dishes as a protein source and also helps add variety to meals thanks to it’s flavour absorbing quality and versatility. It is easy to make at home, and has a variety of uses, making it a versatile ingredient.
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What are the benefits of eating tempeh?
Tempeh is one of the most nurtitious foods out there. It's a complete protein, meaning it contains all of the essential amino acids that the body cannot synthesize. It's a good source of calcium, iron, and vitamin B12, and a decent source of niacin and folate. It's also great for the gut and has a plethora of benefits like improved heart health and better weight management.

First, the How is tempeh made?
Tempeh is made by fermenting soybeans with a starter culture for 30-36 hours. The beans bind together during the natural fermentation resulting in a firm white cake called Tempeh. It is often used as a vegetarian/vegan source of proteinand can be used in a variety of recipes. Tempeh absorbs flavour better than tofu and is much more versatile.

What are the health benefits of eating tempeh?

Tempeh has a mild nutty flavor and a hearty texture, and it's been acclaimed by vegetarians alike for its high protein content. In fact, tempeh is so good for you, it's been called the "superfood" of vegetarianism. But what are the health benefits of eating tempeh?

Soy products such as tempeh have also been found to:

  1. Build and maintain muscle growth and recovery

  2. Help with weight management

  3. Beneficial for type 2 diabetes

  4. Reduce your blood pressure

  5. Improve heart health

  6. Improve insulin resistance

  7. Lower inflammation

  8. Help relieve hot flashes from menopause

  9. Promote bone health

Most people don't feel bloated or gassy after eating tempeh. As a result, it's an excellent replacement for beans for those who have digestive disorders like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).

The fermentation of soybeans may prevent the progression of type 2 diabetes better than unfermented soy. Early consumption of soy-based foods such as tempeh may benefit children and teens later in life. Soy consumption early in life may lower the risk of breast cancer, according to experts.

How to prepare and eat tempeh?

Natural tempeh cubes are pretty easy to cook- just follow these 2 steps: season or marinate the cubes liberally and then pan toss them till they start to brown. The tempeh is then ready to be added into any recipe. You can also mince or hand crumble the tempeh before you season and use it. This enhances the flavour absorbing quality and also enables you to make a range of other dishes like cutlets, bhurjee and stuffed parathas. Tempeh is dairy-free, gluten-free and is generally easier to digest than other proteins.

When should you avoid eating tempeh?

In case you have soy allergy then you should avoid eating tempeh. Soy has some concerns about how it affects thyroid function or the way thyroid medication is absorbed. Talk to your doctor if you have a thyroid disorder before eating tempeh or other soy products.

Buy the tempeh cubes combo pack from Hello Tempayy

You can use tempeh the way you like it: sliced, crumbled, sauteed, baked, and cubed. It can be used to make sandwiches, salads,curries, stir-fries and just about anything you crave

At Hello Tempayy, you can find a variety of pre-marinated fresh tempeh such as spicy peri peri tempeh cubes, roasted Chettinad tempayy cubes, and simply sriracha tempayy cubes. Several marinated tempeh combos are also available online that you can choose from such as all things tempeh combo pack of 6, around the world marinated tempeh combo, spice fix marinated tempeh combo pack of 3 and more. You can use all our products in a variety of dishes since they are all made from high-quality soybean tempeh. Hello Tempayy is the place to go if you want to buy tempeh online. Here, you will be able to buy the best natural tempeh packs.