Pressed Cafe Shakshuka Price, Nutrition, Allergen

SHAKSHUKA

Shakshuka Price: $14.00 | Calories: 460

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Pressed Cafe’s Shakshuka is a vibrant Middle Eastern dish made with fresh tomatoes, red bell peppers, and poached eggs, all seasoned with authentic spices. It’s garnished with cilantro and crumbled feta cheese, then served in a skillet with a side of warm pita bread, creamy tahini, and a spicy Middle Eastern cilantro hot sauce known as Schug (“S’khoog”).

This hearty and flavorful vegetarian dish is both comforting and bold, making it one of the top choices on the Pressed Cafe signature bowls menu.


Nutritional Information

NutrientAmount
Calories460 Cal
Total Fat28g
Saturated Fat8g
Trans Fat0g
Cholesterol370mg
Sodium880mg
Total Carbohydrates35g
Dietary Fiber5g
Sugars10g
Protein21g

Ingredients in Shakshuka

ComponentIngredients
Shakshuka BaseFresh tomatoes, red bell peppers, onion, garlic, olive oil, cumin, paprika
Poached EggsCage-free eggs poached in the shakshuka sauce
ToppingsFresh cilantro, crumbled feta cheese
Side of PitaFreshly baked pita bread
Tahini SauceSesame seed paste, lemon juice, garlic, water
Schug SauceCilantro, garlic, green chili peppers, cumin, olive oil

Is It Vegetarian or Vegan?

  • Vegetarian: Yes, this dish contains eggs and dairy (feta), making it suitable for vegetarians.
  • Vegan: No, the poached eggs and feta cheese mean it is not vegan.
    Tip: You can request to remove eggs and cheese to make it vegan-friendly.

Gluten-Free

Gluten-Free OptionExplanation
❌ Not Gluten-FreeThe included pita bread contains gluten. However, the base dish (without pita) may be gluten-free. Confirm with the restaurant.

Allergen Information

Contains:Eggs, Dairy (Feta), Sesame (Tahini), Wheat (Pita)
May Contain:Soy, Nuts (cross-contact possible in shared kitchen)

Top 10 Pairings from Official Pressed Cafe Menu

Item NamePriceCalories
Red Dragon Stir-Fry Bowl$13.00480 Cal
Yalla Hummus Bowl$15.00560 Cal
Sweet & Spicy Salmon Rice Bowl$15.00490 Cal
Thai Coconut Curry Bowl$14.00520 Cal
Moroccan Eggplant Farro Bowl$15.00430 Cal
Banh Mi Bowl$14.00510 Cal
Eggplant Parmesan Quinoa Bowl$15.00540 Cal
Backyard BBQ Protein Bowl$16.00600 Cal
Vegetable Stir-Fry Chicken Bowl$15.00470 Cal
Mediterranean Salmon Bowl$15.00480 Cal

Change Your Size

While Shakshuka is served in a standard size pan, if you’re ordering drinks with your meal, you can customize drink size as follows:


FAQs

What is Shakshuka at Pressed Cafe?

Shakshuka is a traditional Middle Eastern dish made with a rich tomato and pepper sauce, topped with poached eggs, feta, and served with pita, tahini, and spicy schug sauce.

Is Pressed Cafe Shakshuka spicy?

The base dish is mildly spiced, but the Schug adds a notable kick of heat. If you’re sensitive to spice, ask for it on the side.

Can I get a vegan version of Shakshuka?

Yes, request it without eggs and cheese. However, verify if the base sauce uses any animal-derived stock or butter.

How many calories are in Pressed Cafe’s Shakshuka?

Pressed Cafe’s Shakshuka contains approximately 460 calories per serving.

Is the pita bread served with Shakshuka gluten-free?

No, the pita contains wheat. Gluten-free diners should skip the pita or ask for a substitute if available.

What is schug?

Schug is a Middle Eastern hot sauce made from cilantro, chili peppers, garlic, and spices. It’s bold, spicy, and adds a unique flavor punch.

Can I order extra tahini or schug?

Yes, you can typically request extra portions of sauces for an additional fee or upon availability.

Is the Shakshuka dish available all day?

Yes, Pressed Cafe offers its full signature bowl menu throughout the day, including Shakshuka.

Is this dish keto-friendly?

No, due to the pita bread and tomato-based sauce, it is not keto-friendly. However, you can modify it to reduce carbs.

Is the egg soft or fully cooked?

The poached eggs are typically soft-cooked with a runny yolk. You can request a different doneness if preferred.


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