Soybeans Whole Roasted Unsalted

Our whole roasted and unsalted soybeans are a healthy treat you won't get tired of munching on. These unsalted soy nuts are great for those on sodium-restricted diets, the high protein content makes them ideal for vegans and vegetarians, and the delicious taste makes them perfect for lovers of all things scrumptious. We source the finest soy beans from the USA to ensure that every bite is one of superior quality. We then carefully roast the nuts to bring out the flavor while ensuring none of the healthy nutrients are damaged. And there are quite a number of them! Roasted unsalted soy beans contain minerals, antioxidants, vitamins, heart-friendly fats, and fiber. A couple of handfuls are all you need to get your daily recommended intake of numerous nutrients.

Add Soybeans Whole, Roasted and Unsalted to Your Cooking Routine

Soybeans offer a great deal of versatility. You can add them to a main course or reserve them for use with side dishes. Whatever you choose, you will get a big dose of nutrients when you employ them in your everyday cooking. Soybeans have been linked to a slew of health benefits, and here's the best part — they actually taste good. You will smile as you eat this "health food." 

How can you incorporate soybeans into your everyday meals? You don't have to cook anything fancy to embrace the soybean. In fact, you can add our unsalted, unroasted soybeans to a number of dishes without even adjusting the other ingredients. Look for meals where you need a little extra protein, and toss them in. A few ideas include: 

• Stir fries: Whether you are making a meat- or plant-based stir-fry, soybeans are a welcome addition and will soak up whatever sauce you cook them in, making the meal more robust.
  
• Pasta: Sneak soybeans into your kids' pasta dishes for a mineral infusion. Mix them into the sauce, and your children will never even notice the extra ingredient. 
  
• Soups and stews: You can float soybeans in practically any soup or stew dish. They soften in the hot liquid and enhance the taste of the meat, potatoes, veggies and other parts of the meal. 
  

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Make Your Own Nut Butter With Our Whole, Roasted and Unsalted Soybeans

Nut butter has become a hot item among health food aficionados, but actually, anyone can make this delicious snack. Prepping soybean butter takes just a few minutes if you have a food processor: 

1. Add a cup of unsalted, roasted soybeans to the food processor. 
   
2. Sprinkle in a dash of salt, though you can leave it out if you are watching your sodium intake. 
   
3. Blend the soybeans and salt until smooth. 
   
4. Spoon into an airtight container. 
   

Now comes the fun part. You can add lots of mix-ins to give your soybean butter even more flavor and turn it into a healthy style of dessert. You might consider including raisins, cinnamon, dried ginger, cacao nibs and even espresso powder. Let your imagination run wild to find the best flavor combinations for your particular tastes. 

You can smear the nut butter on toast for a powerful meal to start off your morning. Eat it as a snack at work when you pack a few sticks of celery and some crackers for dipping. Or turn it into the centerpiece for a veggie or fruit tray you bring to your next get-together. Be ready, though — everyone there will ask you for your soybean butter recipe.

Health Benefits of Soy Beans

1. High in Protein: Soy beans contain all the 8 essential amino acids needed for cellular growth and repair. A quarter cup contains 17 grams of this complete protein, which in addition to tissue growth, promotes a feeling of fullness to prevent overeating.

2. Blood Pressure Regulation: A cup of soy beans provides 37% of the recommended daily intake of magnesium. This mineral is essential in preventing or reducing the effects of hypertension. Soybeans also provide manganese, copper, iron and potassium.

3. Powerful Antioxidants: Soy is rich in isoflavones that exhibit powerful antioxidant abilities, preventing harmful free radicals from damaging cells. They have also been proven to lower levels of LDL (bad) cholesterol, leading to improved heart health.

4. Digestive Health: A significant percentage of soy beans bulk is made up of fiber, with a quarter cup providing 3.5 grams. Fiber improves smooth movement of food in the digestive tract and supports the growth of healthy bacteria in the colon.

Where to Buy Soybeans: Contact Sincerely Nuts

With our mix of premium quality, unmatched freshness and the friendliest customer service, you'll never look elsewhere to buy unsalted roasted soy nuts online. We offer bulk options that allow you to save money while you stock up on your favorite snack food and tiny nutritional powerhouse. Plus, when you place an order of more than $60 with us, we give you free shipping. Get in touch today to order unsalted, roasted soybeans.