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We believe in mouth-watering food. Food that’s delicious, easy to cook, and
crazy good for the environment. And that’s Oumph! Really good food, made from
beans, with a climate impact so low that you, and everyone else on this planet,
can eat it every day. Epic.*



So welcome to Oumph! We’re so happy to have you on our journey!

 

*Plant protein is resource efficient and have low climate impact. Oumph! is rich
in protein and fibre. And a source to iron and folic acid. Read more on WWF!









We are convinced that a great taste experience is key to a food culture where
there’s enough food to go around for everyone, even when there are nine billion
people on earth. That’s why we created Oumph! With it’s completely unique
structure and texture, it’s unlike anything else from the plant kingdom.

We are driven by an ambition to decrease our climate impact drastically, while
increasing the health of as many people as possible. And Oumph! will help do
just that. We’ve developed several varieties of Oumph!, seasoned and unseasoned,
for you to use in an endless choice of dishes. So, whether you want to sauté,
boil, grill, deep-fry or heat it over open fire, you’ll find the perfect match.
Just do whatever tickles your fancy!



The words “you have to try it for yourself” have never been truer…










IN AUSTRALIA PULLED OUMPH! IS AVAILABLE.




CLICK THE PACKAGING FOR AN ABUNDANCE OF INFORMATION.





PULLED OUMPH!

Nutritional information per 100 g: Energy 506 KJ/ 120 kcal Fat …


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Boom! Here’s the key to really awesome Oumph! meals. That’s right – you let your
taste buds decide what ingredients to add or remove. YOU dial in the flavours,
since we have no idea about how strong your particular garlic or chili is! The
choice is yours!

Then, all you need to do is invite someone you like! As far as we’re concerned,
inviting your grandmother works just as well as your cool buddies from the big
party!

Share Oumph! with Friends! You Rock Progress!

#greenproteinshift



See all our recipes






OUMPH! IN THE STORES




In Australia Oumph! is currently available at Woolworths.

In Sweden and the Nordic countries Oumph! is everywhere!! And we’re starting to
expand globally – look out for Oumph! and join the ride by sharing Oumph! with
friends.







OUMPH! FOR RESTAURANTS AND CATERERS




With its brand-new texture and endless opportunities, Oumph! has proven to be a
big hit with restaurants already, from fast food to fine dining.

Do you want to be part of creating history? Contact us!

And if you already have Oumph! on your menu, let us know! Take a photo of how
you use it and send it over to us, so we can share it with everyone on our
Facebook and Instagram. Boom!


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OUMPH! ACROSS THE GLOBE



To see a complete list of Woolworths stores stocking Oumph! Click here

Eastern Creek SM
Punchbowl
Chester Hill
Wollongong
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Alexandria
Narrabeen
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Corrimal
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Penrith
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Menai
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Chullora
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Tuggerah
Cessnock
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Glenorie
Jesmond
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Orange
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Rosehill
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Moorebank
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Macquarie Centre
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Toormina
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Casula
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Fairfield
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Riverdale
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Woy Woy
Kiama
Singleton
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Gunnedah
Kempsey
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Salamander Bay
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Forster
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Green Hills
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Bonnyrigg
Camden
Balmain
Dapto
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Erina
Shellharbour
Northbridge
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Goulburn
Ingleburn
Taree
Kotara
Rutherford
Richmond
Ashfield
Lakewood
Campbelltown Mall
Fairfield Heights
Cardiff
Hillsdale
Swansea
Raymond Terrace Market Place
Thornleigh
Merimbula
Berala
Rockdale
Armidale
Glenrose
Cowra
The Ponds
Narooma
Cameron Park
Warringah Mall
Tahmoor
Blacktown
Fairy Meadow
Hornsby
Dural
Albion Park
Delroy Park
Narrabri North
Cecil Hills
Forbes
Bathurst City Centre
Nambucca Heads
North Orange
Newington
Lake Cathie
Prospect
Belmont
Woolgoolga
Gregory Hills SM
Burwood
Moree
Emerald Hills SM
Kings Langley
Top Ryde
West Ryde
Kellyville
Glenwood
Glenmore Park
Beecroft
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Pemulwuy
Windsor Supermarket
Umina
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Hilton
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Findon
Mt Gambier
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Murray Bridge Marketplace
Newton
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Kilkenny
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Leanyer
Whyalla
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well-established and newly started brands with the aim of becoming a world
leader in plant-based food.



The LIVEKINDLY co’s management consists of some of the world’s leading veterans
in the food industry.

The goal of the LIVEKINDLY co. is to lead the plant-based lifestyle shift and
make it ‘the new normal’. This is done by building a platform of founder-led
herbal brands including The Fry Family Food Co., LikeMeat, Oumph!

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Why is it called OUMPH!?
Because it tastes so good! When something tastes straight-up fantastic, it’s
just the feeling you have. Or at least that’s what chef Anders Ankan Lindén
thought. Oumph! is his expression; something he’s used in his work in fine
restaurants and large factories all around the globe. To us this feeling is
always the same: in the product itself, the spices we use and the dishes we
make. It’s always just…Oumph!!

Why is it so good?
First and foremost, comes the texture. It’s the base of the wickedly good taste
experience! We believe in mouthwatering food. Food that inspires, but that’s
also easy to cook and fills you up. Then comes the fact that it’s incredibly
healthy. And finally, because it’s really good for the environment. The climate
impact of Oumph! is impeccably low and something we’re incredibly proud of.



 

Our life cycle analysis indicates 1.39kg CO2e per kilo raw material  material of
the pure Chunk. Or 8.2kg CO2e per kg protein. That’s so awesome that we’ve
stopped comparing our climate impact with meat and instead are benchmarking it
against the planetary boundaries. Plain and simple, Oumph! is food that can be
enough for everyone without messing up the climate. Yeah!

 

It’s also something that everyone can eat, no matter if they’re a vegetarian,
flexitarian, meat eater or vegan. And as long as no one is allergic to soya
protein, when you put Oumph! on the table, everyone eats!

And of course, it’s just so easy and quick to cook. Fast, fair and good food.
What more could you want?


Why are we working with soy?
Our favorite diet is the eat-all-the-good-foods-diet. And soy is straight up a
pretty rad ingredient. From a nutritional standpoint it’s almost unbeatable,
containing a lot of protein, fibre, folic acid and other vitamins and minerals.
Soy also fills up your belly in a comfortable and long-lasting way. Since our
soy doesn’t contribute to the deforestation of the rainforest, the only bad
thing we can think of is that some people are unfortunate enough to be allergic.
Booo.

Where does the OUMPH! soya protein come from?
The soya used to make Oumph! is grown in Europe, in the Danube region to be
precise. We used to buy soya from North America, but not any longer. In the
future we may source soya from other parts of the world in order to ensure
continued production and to keep up with demand, in the event that the weather
gods are unruly in Europe.



We don’t buy any soya from South America, in order to ensure that we don’t
contribute to the deforestation of the rain forest. We are an active partner in
Svenska Sojadialogen, a voluntary initiative set up in Sweden that works towards
a more responsible production of soya. As part of this initiative, we have also
committed to purchasing RTRS-credits (RTRS=Roundtable Responsible Soy) for all
of our soya based products, and thus contributing to more sustainable soya
production in South America, even though we are not using it ourselves in our
products.


Is there any GMO-soya protein in OUMPH!?
Oumph! is made from soya protein that isn’t genetically modified. Despite that,
there can be traces of GMO-soya protein. Our supplier guarantees that the
product, in legal terms, doesn’t contain genetically modified ingredient. This
means that the percentage of GMO-soya protein doesn’t exceed 0,9%. Since we’re
nerdy like that we’ve taken a special interest in keeping Oumph! as GMO free as
possible. The first analysis we did came back at 0,2% GMO.

Is OUMPH! food for vegans?
Absolutely! It doesn’t contain any animal ingredients. Which means it’s fabulous
food for vegans, and everyone else too.

Isn’t soya protein bad for the environment?
It can be, but it can also be the opposite. The increase of industrial soya
protein production in rainforest areas, is a direct effect of the expanding meat
industry. And the largest share of soya protein currently goes to animal feed.
The smartest thing we can do to maximize the use from our agricultural land and
the water we have access to, is eat more directly from the plant kingdom,
instead of feeding animals so that they can feed us. So we can do good! By
effectively using our resources and turning soya protein directly into food like
Oumph!



 

We also make sure that our soya protein is bought from producers in countries
where farming doesn’t take place in deforested areas.


How good is OUMPH! for you?
The nutritional value of Oumph! is on par with the high standards that are set
in order for us to talk about it loud and proud! So, we can say “rich in protein
and fibre” and “a great source of iron and folic acid”. At the same time, it’s
low in calories and nearly fat free. In fact, we’ve even had a dietary expert
saying that Oumph! is “among the most nutritionally dense foods I’ve ever seen”.

Why are we not talking about OUMPH! as a meat replacement?
Why would we compare it to meat? These are new times; the plant kingdom has to
be front and center or the planet we live on won’t be able to feed us all. An
epic new thing deserves its own name, and this is just too good to be a
substitute for something else.



It is however relevant that Oumph! is LIKE meat. Both when it comes to how it
feels in your mouth and how it’s prepared. Many people like the taste and feel
of meat. It gives a feeling of eating food that you’re used to, food that leaves
you full and satisfied. To switch meat for something that gets the job done in
the same way makes change easier. Both for us as individuals and for the food
industry as a whole.


Is OUMPH! a threat towards your manhood?
No. But there are some rumors surrounding this. Soya protein contain
phytoestrogens, but it’s a different kind than the one we have in our bodies.
With a varied diet containing a normal intake of soya protein, no one needs to
worry about hormonal side effects. The rumors derive from two case studies where
12 men each ate 14 portions of soya protein per day during an extended period of
time. The test subjects experienced enlargements in breast tissue and erectile
dysfunction. When their soya protein consumption went back to normal the
symptoms stopped.









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