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News 07 17/05/05 11:56 Page 1 News 07 17/05/05 11:56 Page 1 VEGGIE LIFESTYLE ZEITUNG AUS TOFUTOWN • Tofutown.com ist die Bio-Firma in der wunderschönen Vulkaneifel, die Ihre Viana Produkte herstellt. In Tofutown werden nur rein pflanzliche Bio-Rohstoffe verarbeitet. Sauberes Wasser, reine Luft und unverbrauchte Natur für Ihre Nahrungsmittel. 07 WWW.VIANA.DE WWW.TOFUTOWN.DE • WWW.ERNAEHRUNG-NACHHALTIGKEIT.DE WWW.TOFUTOWNNEWS.DE Texanisches Wurst-Gulasch für 3 hungrige Esser 1 Zwiebel 1 Knoblauchzehe Pflanzenöl zum Braten 1 Packung Viana Toscaninis 1 große rote Paprikaschote 1 kleines Glas Zuckermais 1/2 Teelöffel getrockneter Oregano 1 Prise Kreuzkümmel Salz, Pfeffer nach Geschmack Tomatenmark 1 Schuss Rotwein, alternativ Wasser Guten Tag, • zuerst greifen Sie zum Messer: warum heißt der Hot Dog eigentlich Hot Dog? s Zwiebel und Knoblauch kleinschneiden, Und ist ein vegetarischer Hot Dog nicht kidskid die Würstchen in dicke Scheiben schneiden, überhaupt ein Widerspruch in sich? lovelove die Paprika würfeln Fragen über Fragen, die mir in meiner Funktion itit • Zwiebeln, Knoblauch, Wurststückchen als Tofu-Burgermeister immer wieder gestellt und Paprika in der Pfanne in heißem werden. Pflanzenöl anbraten Wie der Name Hot Dog entstanden ist, • dann Zuckermais und Gewürze hinzufügen dazu gibt es viele Theorien. Eine lautet so: Hier geht’s um die (Veggie-)Wurst • zum Schluss kommen Tomatenmark Um das Jahr 1900 beobachtete ein amerikanischer Tofu Knacker und ein Schuss Rotwein oder Wasser hinzu Karikaturist bei einem Polospiel, wie Verkäufer Mild im Geschmack, knackig im Biss – • die Konsistenz der Soße soll nicht zu dünn “Dachshund Sausages” anpriesen. die schmecken Kindern! werden Daraufhin zeichnete er einen bellenden Dackel Die Kombination von wertvollem Soja- • Schmurgeln lassen bis die Paprika gar ist in der Semmel und erfand das Wort “Hot Dog”. und Weizeneiweiß sorgt für eine besonders • dazu schmeckt Baguette Ob’s stimmt? Daran gibt es durchaus Zweifel. gute Verträglichkeit. • Hartgesottene dürfen bei Tisch mit Tabasco Zweifelsfrei Nein ist die Antwort auf die zweite nachwürzen Frage. Ich behaupte sogar: Nur ein vegetarischer Hot Dog ist ein wirklich heißer Hund. Ist es doch laut neusten Erkenntnissen eine vegetarische Ernährung, die den Mann aufrecht hält und den Genuss der wahren Fleischeslust fördert. Auch Veggie Würstchen haben Pellen Currywurst Ist Ihnen aufgefallen, dass die Viana Veggie Einen heißen Sommer wünscht euch Viana Veggiefrisch Bratwurst Würstchen gar keine Pellen haben und trotzdem euer Tofu-Burgermeister Ketchup, Currypulver schön fest sind? Das geht so: Wenn wir aus frischen Bio-Zutaten unsere feine Die fertig gebratene VeggieFrisch Bratwurst Würstchenrezeptur zusammegestellt haben, in Stücke schneiden, mit Currypulver bestreuen füllen wir sie in Pellen aus Zellulose (Papier). und kräftig durchketchuppen. Ein Hochgenuss Vor dem Verpacken wird die Zellulose dann für Groß und Klein. wieder abgeschält und kompostiert. So steht Übrigens: Mit Viana Real Jumbos wird die einer schnellen und bequemen Zubereitung Currywurst zur Riesencurrywurst! TOFUTOWN.COM GMBH in Ihrer Küche nichts mehr im Wege! D-54578 TOFUTOWN WIESBAUM News 07 17/05/05 13:34 Page 2 TOFU FACT NO 5 Was als “normales” Grillwürstchen daherkommt, enthält oft eine Menge Fett–30% und mehr können es durchaus werden, davon ein großer Teil unvorteilhafte gesättigte Fettsäuren. Das perfekte Kontrastprogramm sind Veggie Würstchen: Bei Viana enthalten sie z.B. 0% Cholesterin und nur rund 15% Fett – und das stammt aus feinstem Bio-Pflanzenöl mit mehr als 85% einfach oder mehrfach ungesättigten Fettsäuren. Diese helfen, den Cholesterinspiegel zu senken und die Gefäße zu schützen. • Grafik: Uli Meisenheimer Real Jumbos Toscaninis Veggiefrisch Bratwürste Herzhafte vegetarische Hot Dogs Vegetarische Chili Hot Dogs Feine vegetarische Eifeler Bratwürste Die 747 unter den Veggie-Würsten. Hot, hotter, hottest! Und würzig! So fein, frisch und klassisch kann Sie ist groß, sie ist schnittig, sie ist schmackhaft, Klasse nicht nur als heißester Hot Dog jenseits Veggie-Bratwurst sein. sie ist lecker und wird auch dem etwas größeren von Mexiko Stadt, sondern auch in Wraps, Perfekt zum Grillen oder in der Pfanne. Appetit gerecht. Dennoch ist sie so leicht, Suppen, Salaten oder einem herzhaften Super geeignet für die klassische Kanzler- dass Sie noch abheben können! Wurst-Gulasch. und Kinder-Currywurst. Rund um die Veggie-Würstchen • hier müssen Sie sich nicht fragen, was wirklich • die Viana Würstchen sind fettarm und • alle Viana Würstchen eignen sich prima zum drin ist: Wichtigste Zutaten für die appetitlichen cholesterinfrei. Zum Vergleich: Eine herkömmliche Grillen. Weil sie so fettarm sind, können sie Viana Würstchen sind Tofu und Weizeneiweiß. Bratwurst enthält bis zu 30% Fett – und mehr. es vertragen, ein bisschen mit Öl bepinselt Das sorgt für leichten Genuss! Eine Viana Veggiefrisch Bratwurst nur rund 12 %! zu werden! • bei der Herstellung werden keine Reste • Viana Würstchen setzen in der Pfanne nicht verwendet. Viana Würstchen entstehen wie an – großes Tofuburgermeister-Ehrenwort! die anderen Viana Produkte aus frischen, O hochwertigen Lebensmitteln. TOFUISMUS N 7 Tofu is a doorway to the sunny side of life. VEGGIE LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER FROM TOFUTOWN • Tofutown.com is the organic foods company which produces your Viana products in the beautiful Volcanic Eifel region. In Tofutown only 100% vegetarian organic ingredients are used. Clean water, clean air and unspoiled nature for your foodstuffs. WWW.VIANA.COM 07 WWW.TOFUTOWN.COM WWW.TOFUTOWNNEWS.DE Texan Sausage Goulash for 3 hungry mouths 1 onion 1 clove of garlic vegetable frying oil 1 package Viana Toscaninis 1 large red capsicum 1 small glass sweet corn 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano 1 pinch cumin salt, pepper according to taste tomato paste 1 dash of red wine (or water) Good day, • first finely chop the onion and garlic, why are hot dogs called hot dogs? slice the sausage and dice the capsicum And isn’t a vegetarian hot dog a contradiction kidskids • fry the onion, garlic, sausage and in terms? lovelove capsicum in a pan There are many such questions which I get itit • then add sweet corn and seasoning asked time and again in my office of Tofu Mayor. • finish off with the tomato paste There are many theories as to how the name and a dash of red wine or water hot dog arose. • don’t let the sauce get too thin Here’s one of them: It’s all about Veggie sausages • simmer until the capsicum is done • tastes great with baguette About 1900 an American cartoonist observed Tofu Knacker a vendor selling “Dachshund Sausages” • those who are made of sterner stuff Mild flavour, firm bite – at a polo match. Whereupon he drew a barking can pep it up with Tabasco children love them! dachshund in a bun and coined the term The combination of valuable soy and “hot dog”. wheat protein is particularly beneficial. Is it true? There are doubts regarding that, for sure. There are no doubts about the answer to the second question, though. I go so far as to say that only a vegetarian hot dog is a real “hot“ dog. After all, recent research tells us that it’s vegetarian food that keeps a man steadfast and benefits the joys of the flesh. Veggie sausages have skins, too Curry sausage Have you noticed that Viana’s Veggie Wishing you a hot summer, Viana Veggiefrisch sausage Sausages don’t have any skin, but are still nice your Tofu Mayor ketchup, curry powder and firm? Here’s why: Once we’ve made our fine sausage mix Slice the fried Veggie Frisch sausage, strew from fresh organic ingredients we fill them curry powder over it and then dollop ketchup into cellulose (paper) skins. Before packaging over the top. Just the thing for young and old. we remove the skins again and compost them. By the way: You can use Viana Real Jumbos That way there’s nothing to hinder quick and to make a jumbo curry sausage! convenient preparation in the home kitchen! TOFUTOWN.COM GMBH D-54578 TOFUTOWN WIESBAUM TOFU FACT NO 5 “Normal” frying sausages often contain a lot of fat – easily 30 % and more, of which a large proportion consists of unfavourable saturated fats. Veggie sausages are a perfect contrast. Viana’s sausages for instance contain 0% cholesterol and only about 15% fat – and that’s from finest organic vegetable oil with more than 85% monounsaturated or polyunsaturated fatty acids. These can help to lower your cholesterol level. • Design: Uli Meisenheimer Real Jumbos Toscaninis Veggiefrisch sausages Hearty vegetarian hot dogs Vegetarian chilli hot dogs Fine vegetarian sausages from the Eifel The 747 of Veggie sausages. Not only great as the hottest hot dog the other As fine, fresh and classical as a Veggie sausage It’s big, it’s stylish, it’s tasty, it’s delicious, side of Mexico City, but also in wraps, soups, can be. Perfect for barbequing or frying and it also takes care of bigger appetites. salads or in a hearty sausage goulash. in the pan. Absolutely great as curry sausage At the same time it’s so light you could for young and old. take off! All about Veggie sausages • here you don’t have to wonder what’s really • Viana sausages are low fat and cholesterol • all Viana sausages are ideal for barbequing. inside. The most important ingredients for the free. By comparison: a conventional sausage Because they are so lean you can afford to brush appetizing Viana sausages are tofu and wheat contains up to 30% fat – or more. them up a little with oil! protein. That means light enjoyment! A Viana Veggiefrisch sausage contains about 12%! • Viana sausages don’t stick to the pan – • we do not use leftovers. Viana sausages, I give you my word as Tofu Mayor! just like our other products, are made from fresh, high quality foods. TOFUISMUS NO 7 Tofu is a doorway to the sunny side of life..
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