What’s the hardest food for people to give up when trying to ditch animal products?? My best guess is eggs or cheese. Both are totally habit-forming and found in almost everything. If you’re addicted to the former, Eat Just has a ridiculously delicious alternative that will ROCK. YOUR. WORLD.
JUST Egg is made with two key ingredients: mung beans and turmeric. This wonder food scrambles and folds and melts beautifully with your favorite plant-based cheese. It’s non-GMO, free of cholesterol and artificial flavors, and packed with 5 grams of protein per serving. It’s not just better for you—JUST Egg is better for the planet and chickens too. 💜
JUST Egg is just awesome.
Even more awesome… The price per bottle has plummeted since I first started buying it, making it way more affordable for more people. Score!
Also, I’ve gotten super into digital coupons and sales and such. Wherever you shop—Sprouts, Ralphs, Whole Foods,etc.—keep an eye out for deals on what I know will be one of your new favorite staples. I’d bet the $1.00 I saved this week on it! 😉
Bonus: Eat Just has an online cookbook filled with recipes for all kinds of amazing dishes using JUST Egg, like banana bread, eggs Florentine, mini quiches, and pad thai. Mmmm mmm.
April 3, 2022
Life Update: I finally tried JUST Egg Folded! It’s a f*cking game changer. Each box has four individually wrapped, delicious, stackable, almost-ready-to-eat, folded plant-based eggs. There are a few ways to prep it—the instructions recommend popping it in the toaster—but I’ve opted for the stovetop.
I drizzle a bit of olive oil in a pan and, on low-medium heat, warm one side for about three minutes. Then I flip it, drop a slice of vegan cheddar on top, and let it heat a few more minutes. Voila! The perfect addition to your breakfast sandwich! I’ve been enjoying one almost every day this week: JUST Egg Folded, Violife cheddar cheese, and sliced tomato nestled between a toasted English muffin smothered in Earth Balance Buttery Spread, Follow Your Heart mayo, and kale and spinach pesto (from my local farmers’ market).