Wunder Eggs (vegan hard-boiled eggs), Rainbow Cooperative, San Francisco

by verdantsf

11 Comments

  1. I really love these. My body has a hard time dealing with egg yolks so I don’t eat real eggs often enough to compare the taste, but I made egg salad with these and it really hit the spot.

  2. That’s a lot of packaging for such little amount of food. What is the nutritional comparison to real eggs?

  3. “6 pieces”… of half eggs?

    I’m sick of overpriced plant based products. 144g is 3 medium eggs.

  4. This is such an odd product. It’s not as nutritious, it’s more expensive and the plastic packaging amount is just atrocious. So if I were to buy this, it’s cause I really miss the flavor and texture of this type of egg – which is fair – but I’m not sure any company can sustain themselves on the “I miss the flavor and texture of a hardboiled egg” market.

    Cool R&D experiment though!

  5. Aww man, I moved out of SF in 2016 and I miss Rainbow Grocery. I’ve never been to a cooler grocery store.

  6. fiesty_cemetery on

    I understand that the protein is so high because people are replacing meat proteins for plant based but as a parent of a kid who has PKU I wish some of these plant based products were lower in protein so my son could have a wider variety of foods. He has always wanted to try eggs his low protein ones are like play-doh

  7. smokeypapabear40206 on

    Uhm… scramble tofu, add black salt and turmeric. Salt and pepper to taste and viola!

  8. this might be an unpopular opinion but I haven’t really liked any of the vegetarian or vegan “substitute” products I’ve tried. the best vegetarian and vegan recipes I find tend to be the ones that don’t use any meat etc substitute at all

  9. When these were featured at the Costco near me, I grabbed quite a few. Really good product but quite expensive and I don’t like all the plastic packaging.

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