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Indian Spinach Tofu Wrap
Delicately spiced organic spinach and tofu wrapped in a whole wheat tortilla. A delicious treat.
Nutritional Information
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| Serving Size: 5.5 oz | ||||
| Servings Per Container: 1.0 | ||||
| Serving Weight: 5.5 oz | ||||
| Product UPC: 0-42272-00261-0 | ||||
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| Total Fat: 13g | ||||
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| Saturated Fat: 1.5g | ||||
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| Trans Fat: 0g | ||||
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| Cholesterol: 0mg | ||||
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| Sodium: 690mg | ||||
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| Carbohydrates: 28g | ||||
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| Fiber: 6g | ||||
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| Sugars: 2g | ||||
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| Protein: 10g | ||||
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| Organic: 94% | ||||
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| Vitamin A: 100% • Vitamin C: 25% | ||||
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| Calcium: 15% • Iron: 15% | ||||
Ingredients : No Trans Fat/No Added MSG/No Preservatives (Vegan) ORGANIC SPINACH, ORGANIC ONIONS, ORGANIC WHEAT AND WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR, ORGANIC TOFU (FILTERED WATER, ORGANIC SOYBEANS, NIGARI [MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE, A NATURAL FIRMING AGENT], FILTERED WATER, EXPELLER PRESSED HIGH OLEIC SAFFLOWER AND/OR SUNFLOWER OIL, ORGANIC GARLIC, SEA SALT, ORGANIC GINGER, SPICES*, ORGANIC WHEAT GLUTEN, ORGANIC JALAPENO PEPPERS, TURMERIC. Contains wheat and soy.*100% pure herbs & spices (no hidden ingredients)
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Your Comments
Thank you so much for creating the gluten-free Baked Ziti kids meal! My daughter Sarah, 8, was diagnosed with Celiac disease only last January.
One of her very favorite foods has always been pasta. While I can fix
her gluten free pasta that I buy from health food stores, she missed the 'coolness' of frozen dinners. Her eyes lit up when she saw this in the store's freezer and
she loves how it all tastes, especially the focaccia bread and pasta.
We're all learning how to eat to live instead of living to eat, but
every little thing I can do to make her feel like she's 'normal'
(whatever that is) and not missing out on so much helps her as she
adjusts to the gluten-free diet. The only thing I ask is that you maybe
come up with other frozen dinners for kids.
Thanks again,
Sue Hickle