Impossible^TM Meatballs Meat From Plants, Homestyle, 14oz

WHAT ARE IMPOSSIBLE MEATBALLS MEAT FROM PLANTS?

Impossible Meatballs are a convenient and delicious way to add protein to any meal: on top of pasta, in a soup, on a sandwich -- they’re even great on their own. We blended our best-selling Impossible™ Beef Meat From Plants and Impossible™ Sausage Meat From Plants, then added a custom blend of herbs and spices to create the best meatballs on (and for!) the planet.  

Impossible Meatballs are fully cooked and ready to go whenever you are -- just heat and eat! Find them in a freezer aisle near you(opens in a new tab).

WHERE CAN I BUY IMPOSSIBLE MEATBALLS?

You can find Impossible Meatballs at grocery stores and select restaurants across the United States.

Check out our store locator(opens in a new tab) to find the store nearest you carrying Impossible Meatballs Meat From Plants. Keep in mind that grocery stores are working hard to keep shelves stocked, so availability may vary by location. You can also check your local grocery store's website to see if they sell it online or have it delivered via Instacart(opens in a new tab).

If we’re not in your neighborhood yet, hang tight -- we’re growing fast! Be sure to join our mailing list (it’s the bright blue sign-up bar at the bottom of our homepage(opens in a new tab)) to be the first to know when we announce our next store locations.

WHAT ARE IMPOSSIBLE MEATBALLS MADE OF?

Impossible Meatballs contain ingredients you know and love, like soy protein, sunflower oil and coconut oil as well as vitamins and nutrients. We also add our rockstar ingredient heme(opens in a new tab) for that unmistakably meaty taste.

Are Impossible Meatballs vegan?

Impossible Meatballs are made from plants, without any ingredients from animal sources. Our products are made for vegans, meat eaters and everyone in between!

Are Impossible Meatballs gluten free?

Yes.

Are Impossible Meatballs healthy?

Our mission as a company is to save the planet, and making sure people can get the nourishment and satisfaction they need from plants instead of animals is part of that mission. When it comes to health, we believe it’s best to focus on consuming a healthy and diverse mix of foods that provide the vital nutrients our bodies need.

Impossible Meatballs are made with plant-based ingredients that provide macro- and micronutrients. They have a comparable amount of protein as the leading homestyle meatballs, with 25% less sodium* and 0mg cholesterol (14 g total fat and 3.5 g saturated fat per serving). They are also a good source of vitamins and nutrients like thiamin, folate, niacin and vitamin B12, and they contain no animal hormones or antibiotics. 

Even though our products aren’t made from animal-derived meat, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t keep eating a diverse diet that is rich in vegetables, fresh fruits, legumes and whole grains! It is important to get the recommended amount of daily vitamins, nutrients and protein your body needs, so make sure to add a variety of these types of foods into your diet (and treat yourself to Impossible Meatballs when you want a quick and delicious meal!).

*The leading animal meatballs contain 590 mg sodium, while Impossible Meatballs Made From Plants contain 440 mg sodium and 0mg cholesterol per 85g serving.

How to store Impossible Meatballs:

You can store Impossible Meatballs just like you’d store conventional, animal-based meatballs -- just keep them frozen until it’s time to eat! Our meatballs come in a re-closable pouch, so if you want to save some for lunch (or breakfast) after your dinner, you can re-seal the pouch and toss it back into the freezer.

HOW TO COOK IMPOSSIBLE MEATBALLS:

Take your pick: Impossible Meatballs can be heated in an oven, microwave, air-fryer, or on a stove top. Here are our guidelines for each of those prep methods:

In an oven:

1. Preheat the oven to 350°F. 

2. Place frozen meatballs in a single layer on a baking tray. 

3. Bake for 17 minutes or until hot.

In a microwave (1100kW):

1. Place 3 frozen meatballs in a microwave safe dish. 

2. Heat on high for 1 minute or until hot, adding 1 minute of heat time for every 3 additional meatballs.

In an air fryer:

1. Place up to 14 meatballs on the wire tray. 

2. Cook at 400°F for 11 minutes or until hot, gently shaking the tray halfway. 

On the stovetop in sauce:

1. Place frozen meatballs in a saucepan and add cover with your favorite sauce. 

2. Bring to a simmer on medium-high heat. 

3. Cover, lower heat to medium and simmer for 20 minutes or until hot. Stir occasionally.

For each of these methods, let cool for 2 minutes before serving. (We promise it’s worth the wait!)

Are Impossible Meatballs better for the environment?

Yes! Impossible Meatballs use 87% less water, 88% less land, and generate 85% less greenhouse gas emissions than animal beef-pork meatballs.

MORE QUESTIONS?

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