Looking for a vegan boiled egg substitute? Read our review of WunderEggs to find out how they taste and if they’re any good. We’ll explain the ingredients in vegan boiled eggs and whether or not this is a plant-based product you’ll want to buy and put on your breakfast table.
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What Are WunderEggs?
A substitute.
We first heard about this new product in VegNews and were excited; there are lots of liquid egg products on the market like Just Egg but none that mimic a boiled egg.
We were anxious to know if it would live up to the hype. Could we finally make a vegan Cobb salad with eggs or even a potato salad? Would it really taste like an egg?
Product Ingredients
Ingredients Are Free From Eggs, Milk, Soy, Wheat, Non-GMO, Vegan And Vegetarian.
What Are Vegan Hard-Boiled Eggs Made Out Of?
Nuts and agar formulate the “whites” and nuts and turmeric create the the “yolk.” A black salt gives the eggy taste.
- Water
- Almonds
- Cashews
- Coconut Milk
- Salt
- Agar (a seaweed based gelatin substitute)
- Yeast
- Konjac (commonly used as a substitute for animal gelatin in vegan items)
- Potato Protein
- Rosemary Extract
- Black Salt (Known as Kala Namak and Himalayan black salt. It contains sulfuric compounds that give it a strong eggy taste and smell perfect for egg substitutes like tofu scramble.
- Turmeric for color
Nutrition Information
Product FAQs
Are Plant-Based Eggs Healthy Compared To Regular Eggs?
Yes, they are healthy. These vegan hard boiled eggs are pretty similar to regular eggs, nutritionally speaking. The primary differences are in carbohydrates and cholesterol levels. WunderEgg has no cholesterol but are higher in carbohydrates.
| WunderEggs Nutrition Facts : 52g per servings | Boiled Egg Nutrition Facts: 50g per servings |
|---|---|
| 80 calories | 78 calories |
| 3g protein | 6g protein |
| 4g carb | .06g carb |
| 0g cholesterol | 187mg cholesterol |
| 6g fat | 5g fat |
| 520mg sodium With Black Salt pack | 62mg sodium |
Read more on the Austin-based women owned business, Crafty Counter website.
Where to Purchase
Currently sold at Whole Foods in the refrigerated section.
Price
$7.99 per container for 6 halves
Storing
Keep refrigerated.
Serving Suggestions
- Vegan Deviled Eggs
- Hard-Boiled Eggs for breakfast
- A Healthy Snack
- Vegan Niçoise Salad
- Cobb Salad
- Vegan Everything Bagel Boiled Eggs
Vegan Breakfast Recipes
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Review
What Does WunderEggs Taste Like?
These “eggs” look just like a real chicken egg but without having to peel a shell off. The texture is also pretty much the same as a real egg.
The taste without the seasoning packet:
The egg white, has a hint of almond but has the texture of a hard boiled egg.
The yolk, has a noticeable but not overwhelming flavor of turmeric. The texture is really close to a hard boiled egg yolk and only slightly grainy.
Combined, it has the over all mouthfeel of a hard boiled egg.
The taste with the Black Salt packet:
With the black salt it definitely tastes more like a real boiled egg but there's still a slight aftertaste of turmeric coming from the yolk.
Recommendation
Depending on your dietary needs. Really the only drawback is the Black Salt. In our opinion this is really needed. And if your watching your sodium intake this could an issue for you. It’s pricey at $7.99 for what equals three vegan boiled eggs but we would definitely buy again; mostly under the category of a splurge.
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Suzanne Morss
Whole Foods seems to have already stopped carrying this.
Nija Clark
Hello and apologies for the delay. Took me a sec to get back to Whole Foods. But great news. They had WunderEggs restocked. Could have been a supply chain issue. You can also order online at their website too. Hope that helps 😊
Lovely
Thank you for this review. I tried these eggs and wanted to get an idea of what someone else thought. You put into words how I was feeling. It does taste good, but it definitely has an after taste. Making them into deviled eggs helps a lot, but still slightly there. I only purchased this b/c it had a coupon with it at my co-op for 1.50 off.
BobTChik'n
Good for cold snacks, but no vegan egg curry with these. They melt when you heat them up!
Shad Wright
oh no! it melted when heated? I guess it has to be served on the side at room temperature.
Amber
Is the yolk really wet or could you mix it with mustard and mayo to devil them?
Shad Wright
yep! you can totally make deviled eggs with the yolk. we made some. here's the link to the recipe. tell us how it turns out.
https://www.thevgnway.com/vegan-deviled-eggs/