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Vegetable Sandwich

Eating bread with lettuce is not my thing (however vegan it may be, hehe) and if you take away what the “classic vegetable sandwich” usually has (tuna and egg), it lacks substance, that is, protein… So in my vegan version, to enjoy the vegetable sandwich, I added TOFU, because the advantage of it being bland is that you can give it whatever flavour you like 😋. In 15 minutes you have a delicious, filling and nutritious sandwich. 🥙 Bon appétit & molt d’amor! ❤️

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