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Ships in 1-2 business days | Based in Kittery, ME | Est. 2014
Indian Street Food-Style Salad with Cucumber, Tomato, and Hemp Hearts
Chaat is a style of Indian street food that hits you with all the flavors - sweet, sour, spicy, and umami. This popular Indian dish can be enjoyed anytime, as breakfast or an afternoon snack, lunch, or dinner. Good To-Go's version is served up as a protein-rich salad, with a crunch so nice you’d think it was freshly prepared. And the best part? No stove required! All you need is cool water to enjoy a delicious meal created by an award-winning chef, in the backcountry, on the road, or wherever life takes you.
- Stove-Free™ just add cool water!
- Ready in 10 minutes
- 21g of protein
- 410 calories
- Hemp hearts provide a complete source of protein
- Vegan
- Gluten-free
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Ingredients: Hemp seed hearts, dried cucumber, dried tomato flakes, dried shallots, tamarind powder, coconut sugar, dried cilantro, dried leeks, sea salt, amchur powder (green mango powder), ground cumin, black pepper, crystallized lime (citric acid, lime oil, lime juice), dried Thai Chilies, dried peppermint, ground coriander, fennel seed, ground ginger, ajwain seed
Contains: Coconut
Servings per container: 1
Single serving: 410 calories, 19g fat, 420mg sodium, 42g carb, 21g protein
Net weight: 3.4oz | 96g
Cook-in-the-bag compatible
Made in the USA
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Weird flavor, bad texture
I was excited about this as a lunch option on trail, but unfortunately it just won't make the cut. The texture is pretty terrible. When the cucumbers rehydrate they become quite chewy - I did not experience the crunch the bag hinted at. The flavor is also both spicy and bland, somehow. The instructions to make it also ensure that it would be difficult to cold soak while hiking - it calls for laying on its side to rehydrate, and then flipping it over for additional time. Not the most practical, and not delicious enough to warrant that.
United StatesWeird texture and flavor
I was excited about this as a lunch option on trail, but unfortunately it just won't make the cut. The texture is pretty terrible. When the cucumbers rehydrate they become quite chewy - I did not experience the crunch the bag hinted at. The flavor is also both spicy and bland, somehow. The instructions to make it also ensure that it would be difficult to cold soak while hiking - it calls for laying on its side to rehydrate, and then flipping it over for additional time. Not the most practical, and not delicious enough to warrant that.
United States