Happy Prawn Carnival in Hot Summer'20 -Limited Edition- International Zing Burger

Happy Prawn Carnival in Hot Summer’20 -Limited Edition-

Dec 08 2020 Uncategorized

Are you a Seafood Lovers? This summer 2020, IZB is creating our new and best healthy Grilled Prawn & Tofu Burger plate with Asian breeze!!! (Hint: Sweet Chilli & Lime)
More people prefer to eat HEALTHY these days, but people still prefer to eat TASTY!! Why not BOTH!?!? Our Best and healthy Grilled Prawn and Tofu Burger with Avocado/Pea shoot will Satisfy your wish Extremely to the Next Level!! Our Burger will make it Exotic feeling with our Blended Sweet Chilli Sauce and Lime Juice. It’s Limited plates per day, Try yours during this hot summer in 2020!

Whats the benefits of eating Burgers?

Hamburgers have a bad reputation. High in fat and calories, they may be the first food scratched off your menu when you decide to eat healthy. Before you rule out hamburgers for good, take a look at some of the health benefits they can deliver. If eaten only on occasion, hamburgers can boost your health rather than impair it. (Citation From The Nest)

Whats the nutritional value of eating Prawns?

・Prawns are extremely low in calories. The same 100 grams of prawns contains only about 115 calories. Chicken contains about twice as much and beef three times as much.

・Prawns are a great source of Vitamins B-6, B-12 and Niacin, which help the body produce energy, build muscle and replenish red blood cells.

・Prawns contain significant amounts of iron, a mineral that is essential for the body to effectively distribute oxygen. And because it is in only a few types of food, iron deficiencies that cause severe exhaustion are surprisingly widespread, especially for women.

・Prawns are a rich source of selenium, one of the most effective antioxidants at maintaining healthy cells. They also contain high levels of Zinc, which is important to develop a healthy immune system.

・Eating prawns helps build strong bones because they contain phosphorous, copper and magnesium. (Citation from seafarms)