Organic CousCous| 1.5 kg

KoRo organic Couscous in bulk without additives goes well with fish, meat and vegetables.

From organic farming
No artificial colors, flavors or preservatives
Perfect in oriental dishes

£7.90

Content: 1.5 kg (£5.27 / 1 kg)

incl. VAT plus shipping

Delivery time appr.
5-7 workdays

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Couscous, also known as 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 consistency couscous can be compared to Bulgur. The only difference between the two grains is the fact, that couscous is finely granulated.

Nährwerte

Energy (in kj/kcal)	1454 / 344
Fat	2,2 g
thereof saturated fatty acids	0,5 g
Carbohydrates	64 g
thereof sugar	1,7 g
Dietary fibre	8,8 g
Protein	12,5 g
Salt	0,09 g

Order number:	COU_001
Herkunft	Italy
Marke	KoRo
EAN	4260335831229
Rückstandsanalyse	Specification
ÖKO-KONTROLLSTELLE:	DE-ÖKO-39
Spuren	Nutrition traces
Lieferung	Delivery time outside of Germany
Unternehmen	KoRo Handels GmbH Koppenplatz 9, 10115 Berlin
Lagerung	Store the product cool and dry
Zutaten	100% Couscous** controlled organic cultivation
Allergene	May contain traces of GLUTEN, SOY, PEANUTS, MILK (LACTOSE), other EDIBLE NUTS, SESAME, SULPHIDE (SULPHITE) and LUPINEN.

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Why is there a price fluctuation? The harvest of raw products is not linear and is very much depending on external factors, like for example the weather or climate. Are these conditions not ideal and the gathering of the product is low, the price gets higher and we have to pay more. This is why we continuously reject contracts with producers that are longer than one season.
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