





Organic couscous | 1.5 kg
incl. VAT plus shipping
- From organic agriculture
- No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives
- Middle Estern specialty
- From organic farming
- Value pack
In stock.
Delivery time: appr. 4-7 work days
Everything at a glance Organic couscous
Couscous, also called kuskus or cous cous, is most commonly made from semolina, millet or barley. It is the most traditional dish from the North African cuisine, where it is eaten almost daily.
In appearance, taste, and texture, couscous can be compared to bulgur. The only difference between the two grains is the finer grain of couscous.
Average nutritional values | per 100 g |
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Energy (in kj/kcal) | 1454 / 344 |
Fat | 2,2 g |
of which Saturates | 0,5 g |
Carbohydrate | 64 g |
of which Sugars | 1,7 g |
Fibre | 8,8 g |
Protein | 13 g |
Salt | 0,1 g |
Order number | COU_001 |
Origin | Italy |
Content | 1.5 kg |
Brand | KoRo |
EAN | 4260335831229 |
Data sheet Due to technical reasons, data could differ. In case you have specific questions, you can contact our customer support team. | Specification |
Eco-monitoring unit Due to technical reasons, data may differ. In case you have specific questions, please contact our customer support team. | DE-ÖKO-001 |
Nutrition traces | Nutrition traces |
Shipping | Delivery time outside of Germany |
Company | KoRo Handels GmbH Koppenplatz 9, 10115 Berlin |
Storage | Store in a cool and dry place, protected from heat |
Ingredients | 100% couscous* *from certified organic agriculture |
Cross-contamination Cross-contamination is the unwanted transfer of contamination from a product to another. This can occur when residues of other food are present in the production plant, for example. This notice is mainly directed at allergy sufferers. According to consumer associations, foods that are unintentionally cross-contaminated with animal products are still considered vegan. | May contain traces of CEREALS CONTAINING GLUTEN, other TREE NUTS and SESAME. |
Sales name | Organic couscous |
Bio-sourced | EU Landwirtschaft |
Press & retailer | White background image |
Varieties and origins

Moroccan couscous
This variety is the most popular in the world, and takes its common name from the country where it originates. Its grains are very tiny, with a diameter of 2 mm
Israeli couscous
The grain of Israeli couscous, a.k.a. pearl couscous, are roughly the size of a grain of pepper. Because of its firmness and roundness, this couscous is perfect steamed, or cooked in a sauce or soup. Its taste is reminiscent of pasta.
Lebanese couscous
Also known as Moghrabieh, Lebanese couscous is the largest-grained variety, with an average diametre of 8 mm. Often used in soups, this couscous has a longer cooking time.
Couscous is like wheat semolina, which is obtained from wheat, and is a staple in the North African cuisine. In 2018, 731,460,000 tons of wheat were harvested worldwide. The largest producer is China with 131,696,392 tons per year, followed by India with 93,500,000 tons and Russia with 73,294,568 tons per year.
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16 Reviews












Very tasty, good quality and the 1.5kg
Very tasty, good quality and the 1.5kg pack definitely saves packaging waste :)

The couscous I have now 4
I've ordered the couscous 4 or 5 times now and it's absolutely top notch. I like him more than the supermarket. He is a little coarser but can still be prepared with the kettle. It's also darker than the supermarket ones. Whole grain I guess. Super tasty.

Couscous as a quick source of carbohydrates! In the value package
Couscous as a fast carbohydrate source! In the advantage package good price / performance ratio!

Good quality, not too rough and not
Good quality, not too coarse and not too fine.

Extremely good price-performance ratio! I love couscous before
Extremely good price-performance ratio! I love couscous especially when it has to go fast.
I had it today with Pesto Rosso (vegan from Koro), onions, feta cheese and the Rosso tofu. Simply a dream!

Top product
As expected, well packaged and tasty. As you can see, we were already on it. ;)

All the reviews "Organic couscous | 1.5 kg"
Good consistency after preparation
Super price-performance ratio! Taste better than smaller varieties from the supermarket.
Very tasty, good quality and the 1.5kg
Very tasty, good quality and the 1.5kg pack definitely saves packaging waste :)


The couscous has a very good quality
The couscous has a very good quality and tastes very delicious. Is very good as a salad or as part of a bowl.
Beautiful optics, not yet tried
Color and packaging appealing
The couscous I have now 4
I've ordered the couscous 4 or 5 times now and it's absolutely top notch. I like him more than the supermarket. He is a little coarser but can still be prepared with the kettle. It's also darker than the supermarket ones. Whole grain I guess. Super tasty.

