Lupinseed can be used to produce protein‐lipid‐films which resemble “Yuba”, a traditional soya delicacy of the Far East. The seeds are soaked in water at 22°C for five hr and homogenized with twice the amount of water. The “milk” obtained after filtration contains 5–6% soluble solids. Lupine milk having a pH‐value of 7–8 is heated to 80–85°C for two hr. The film formed is removed with a glass rod and dried at 100°C. More than half of the dry protein‐lipid‐film obtained from lupinseed consits of protein, its lipid content amounts to less than 10%.