A plate of rigatoni with tomato-basil sauce, served on a checkered tablecloth

INSTITUTIONAL & COMMERCIAL FOOD SERVICE

People are asking for more protein.
Want a simple recipe
and a delicious meal?

Edo® gives you both.

DO YOU RECOGNIZE YOURSELF?

Do any of these situations sound familiar to you?

"We're tired of meat substitutes. We don't want to serve overly processed foods to our guests. Plus, they don't always taste good."

Head of School Food Services

"Trying to meet protein recommendations with lentils, which have half the protein of meat, turns our meals into a mushy mess that's hard to eat."

Menu Manager, National SRC

"Ever since we started avoiding soy, we've been going in circles. We're not going to serve eggs and lentils every day."

Dietitian, institutional food service

"We need at least one vegetarian option on the menu. But the options available on the market are often disappointing."

Head Chef, Commercial Catering

OK, BUT HOW DO WE USE IT?

The simplest ingredient you've ever used.

Frozen; can be added directly to your recipe.

No thawing, no pre-cooking, no rehydration.

Cold link, hot link.

Available frozen (IQF) through our partners at the Pomona Group, or shipped directly from our factory.

A plate of spaghetti with tomato sauce, topped with three Edo vegetable meatballs and grated Parmesan cheese

AND HOW DOES THIS IMPROVE MY MEAL?

+30 g of EDO. The simple step that makes all the difference.

CASE 1 · ENHANCING A VEGETARIAN DISH

Edo® Spinach Pasta, the best-seller in school cafeterias

A plate of fusilli with spinach cream sauce, grated Parmesan, and baby spinach, viewed from above

WITHOUTEdo®

GEMRCN: starchy dish

Protein: 9.5 g

Iron: 4.6 mg

WITHEdo®

GEMRCN: main protein dish

Protein: 17.6 g

Iron: 10.1 mg, rich in iron

Same recipe, better nutrition. And best of all, it tastes great.

CASE 2 · MAKING A MEAT-BASED RECIPE VEGETARIAN

Vegetarian Bolognese

Replace ground meat withEdo®, reduce your costs, and maintain—or even improve—the nutritional quality. Egalim-compliant, easy to prepare, and a hit with guests.

Plate of vegetable dish with golden dice and fresh herbs, top view
A slice of chocolate cake on a white plate, viewed from above

CASE 3 · INVISIBLE ENRICHMENT

The Chocolate Cake

Edo® looks like chocolate chips and blends right into the mixture. The color, taste, and texture remain unchanged (it even enhances the chocolate flavor). The nutritional value, however, is significantly improved. Ideal for the medical and social care sectors, functional snacks, premium commercial foodservice, and anyone for whom a high-protein option is important

CASE 4 · VEGETARIAN, NUTRITIOUS, NATURAL GYOZA

A filling for gyoza or vegetarian ravioli that's just as high in protein as the original—without a long list of ingredients

WITHOUTEdo®

Plant-based meat made with 10 ingredients, or legumes low in protein

Highly processed and less nutritious

WITHEdo®

Spirulina and sunflower oil—that's it

More protein per 100 grams than meat, and a clean recipe

A plate of golden gyoza arranged in a circle around a bowl of soy sauce, cilantro, and green onions, viewed from above

Edo® AMID ITS OPTIONS

A Clear Comparison .

Per 100 g*

Edo®

Meat

Plant-based meat

Legumes

Egg

Proteins

27 g

20 g

15,7 g

10,1 g

13,5 g

Iron

30 mg

2.5 mg

2.6 mg

1.4 mg

1.7 mg

Number of ingredients

2

1

6 to 15

1

1

Without ultra-processing

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Source: USDA / CIQUAL + Edonia analyses.

CASE STUDY · NEWREST

What we did with Newrest, a global leader in institutional food service.

Chili sin carne made with Edo, served over a bed of rice and topped with corn, red beans, and thyme, on a plate on a wooden table

"The kids all went back for seconds three times!
They loved it!!"

Director of the Central Kitchen in Barentin

Tested in school cafeterias

50,000 meals served

6 recipes rolled out in France

Expanded to other segments

EVERYTHING YOU WANT TO KNOW

Your questions, our answers.

The color black—will my customers notice it?

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Is it more expensive than my usual protein sources?

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Spirulina… will my guests think it tastes bad?

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How do you change the taste of spirulina?

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Is it organic?

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WE'LL HELP YOU SET IT UP

We won't leave you alone.

Recipes

20 tried-and-true recipes, ready to incorporate into your menu: vegetarian Bolognese, chili, dahl, lasagna, gyoza, spinach pasta, stuffed tomatoes, risotto, cookies, brownies… Recipe collections tailored to your setting: schools, healthcare and social services, premium commercial catering, and international cuisine.

The On-Site Chef

Our chefs will come to your location to introduce the ingredient to your teams. We also conduct demonstrations tailored to your current processes. And we’ll assist with the first service if needed.

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Our best selling point?A tasting

Try it, then decide.

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