QUINOA FLOUR
The Quinoa comes from South America. The seeds of quinoa are very famous for their nutritional properties and classified as super food , or foods from exceptional nutritional properties. The Quinoa flour can be used in different sweet recipes and salt cookies, breads , muffins , pasta and cakes.
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Quinoa flour
The Quinoa belongs to the category of "pseudocereals", plants that, although not part of the grasses have similar nutritional content in cereals. Quinoa comes from South America where it is grown primarily in Peru, and Ecuador Boliva. As well as the amaranth quinoa seeds are very famous for their nutritional properties and classified as super food, or foods from exceptional nutritional properties. Approximately 60/70% is composed of carbohydrates, a source of energy, while the rest is almost completely occupied by proteins. There are, then, salts and trace elements such as manganese, potassium, phosphorus, iron, zinc, vitamins A and E, to which are added a few unsaturated fats. Quinoa is also appreciated to be gluten-free, then recommended for people with celiac disease.
The Quinoa flour can be used in different sweet recipes and salt cookies, breads, muffins, pasta and cakes. In the case of preparations with classic flour containing gluten (wheat, spelled, etc ..) we recommend a maximum dose of this ingredient by 30%.
Format 500 g
Cellophane bag 500 g
Energy |
1539 kJ 364 kcal |
Fat of which saturates |
4,33 g 0,64 g |
Carbohydrates of which sugars |
68,68 g 1,63 g |
Dietary fibers | 4,44 g |
Proteins | 10,31 g |
Salt | 0,001 g |
Ingredients: quinoa flour.
Produced and packed in the factory of Fraz. Gallenca, 30 - 10087 Valperga (TO) - Italy
Keep in a cool and dry place.
Data sheet
- Packaging
- 500 g, 25 kg
- origin
- South America
- Features
- Gluten free
- granulometry
- 1 - Thin
Specific References
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