Calories in Veef Plant Based Classic Burger Patties

225 calories in Veef Plant Based Classic Burger Patties (100g)

There are 254 calories (1064 kilojoules) in one serve of Veef Plant Based Classic Burger Patties. The Nutrition Facts panel below displays nutrients for 100g and other weight quantities:


Nutrition Facts

Amount Per Selected Weight

  • Calories 225
  • Total Fat (g) 15
  • Saturated Fat (g) 1
  • Kilojoules 942
  • Sodium (mg) 412
  • Alcohol (g) 0
  • Cholesterol (mg) 0
  • Total Carbohydrate (g) 7
  • Dietary Fibre (g) 0
  • Sugars (g) 1
  • Protein (g) 14






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About This Food

One serve of Veef Plant Based Classic Burger Patties is 113g and contains 1064kJ (254 calories). The serve has 16.9g fat, 16.3g protein, and 7.4g carbohydrates.

Meat-eaters be warned: Classic vEEF® is a burger so hearty & delicious that it’s set to be your meat-free Monday favourite with its enticing BBQ flavour.Enjoy these easy-to-cook, classic burger patties that impress both plant-based and meat eaters alike. Serve in a bun, on a salad or rice bowl–the possibilities are endless!Australia made & owned.All-natural colours and flavours.Protein-packed.FREE FROM: PALM OIL, GMO, MSG, ONION, PRESERVATIVES.

Veef Plant Based Classic Burger Patties Ingredients

Water, Vegetable Protein (21%)(Soy, Pea), Vegetable Oil, Thickeners (Methylcellulose, Potato Starch), Yeast Extracts, Salt, Garlic, Herbs, Spices, Natural Flavour, Malt Powder (Barley).

Soy PeanutsMade in Australia from at least 68% Australian ingredients

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