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little Thai veggie'balls curry

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little Thai veggie'balls curry

new & improved Asian-style veggie'balls, light in texture and packed with chopped veg, wholegrain brown rice, vitamin packed greens & ginger, velvety Thai’spiced coconut sauce

378 kcal

Green potted plant icon with '20' on pot and 'plant points' text.

plant points

plant points are a handy way to encourage you to include a wide variety of plants in your diet. The good news... this dish is bursting with them [over half of your weekly target!] Learn more about plant points studies & gut health here.

allergens

All our dishes are prepared to detailed recipes, but we cannot guarantee our food is free from any ingredient or allergen due to different ingredients being handled in our open plan kitchens.

contains: sesame, soya

may contain: milk, gluten, celery, mustard, sulphur dioxide

energy (kcal)
378
fat (g)
15.2
of which saturates (g)
8.6
protein (g)
12.5
carbohydrates (g)
42.1
of which sugars (g)
6.8
fibre (g)
11
salt (g)
2.38
plant points
20

Dr Emma says

"The new veggie’balls are made with chickpeas, peas and red split lentils, along with a variety of vegetables, herbs and spices, giving a total of 15.25 plant points alone and providing a wide range of plant nutrients. Pulses like chickpeas and lentils are naturally rich in fibre, and this dish is a source of fibre, providing around two-thirds of an adult's recommended daily intake. An extra boost of plant variety comes from the greens and ginger mix, including leeks and red pepper which contain Vitamin C along with additional dietary fibre. With most adults in the UK falling short of the recommended 30g of fibre per day, meals like this can help contribute towards fibre intake. Diets rich in fibre help support normal digestive function."

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