Bebo’s Famous Chili, Solo (Frozen)
Enjoy Bebo's Famous Chili, now available in our solo 500-ml size.
To reheat:
- By Stove:
Transfer your frozen chili in a bowl and place in another bowl of hot water for 5 to 10 minutes or until chili has softened.
Place contents into a saucepan or pot. Cover and heat to boiling over medium heat, stirring frequently; boil 1 minute to make sure it's fully heated, stirring frequently.
- By Microwave: Transfer your frozen chili in a microwave-safe bowl and place in another bowl of hot water for 5 to 10 minutes or until chili has softened.Cover bowl with a damp paper towel or microwave cover, and heat in microwave, first on Low until ice crystals are gone and you can easily stir your chili, or insert knife into center of casserole. Then cook on High until chili is heated through.
Bebo’s Vegan Chili, Solo (Frozen)
Bebo's Famous Chili, now meat-free and vegan.
A delicious hearty, warm hug with the same savory profile as our grass-fed chili you have all come to love. We are incredibly proud of this plant-based dish.
Goes perfectly with our delicious sourdough bread.
Beyond Meat Sausage, Original Brat, Frozen
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The world's first plant-based sausage that looks, sizzles and satisfies like pork.
As we purchase our patties in bulk, you will receive your order repacked and vacuum sealed.Recommended Cooking Instructions
- If purchased frozen, thaw in the refrigerator before cooking. Once package is opened, sausages should be cooked and eaten within 7 days. Do not refreeze.
- PRE-HEAT Grill or pan to high heat and cook for 6 minutes, turning frequently.
- FULLY COOKED when internal temperature is 165F.
Frozen Tempeh
Tempeh is a wonderful, highly versatile soy-based meat alternative made from fermenting non-GMO whole soybeans. It’s savory and nutty, and often described as having an earthy, mushroomy taste. It's also ketogenic friendly!
To flavor, consider marinating the tempeh before cooking. Tempeh is commonly sliced thin and then pan-fried or grilled, until the edges are crispy. It can also be baked, steamed, crumbled into soups and stews, or added into stir-fries. Use tempeh the same way you would any type of meat or tofu. If refrigerated, tempeh must be consumed within the week. Otherwise store in the fridge for tempeh to last as long as six months.