Organic lupin beans in salt water 190 g
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- High protein content (9.5g/100g)
- Without additives
- In 370ml jar (drained weight: 190g)
- Various uses in salads, soups, stews or in the preparation of a new variety of hummus
- From organic agriculture
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Everything at a glance Organic lupin beans in salt water 190 g
While soy beans' reputation is by now very solid, in the nutrition world, there is another actor who should not be afraid of stepping onstage: we are talking about lupin. Its nutritional properties are wonderful and as good as soy's. Very high-protein, lupins are a great alternative to soybeans or chickpeas.Next time you make hummus at home, try adding our lupins from the jar for an unexpected twist; or when you feel like flavoursome Mexican beans, throw in the pan some lupins for a spicy touch.Lupins are making their appeareance more and more boldy and frequently in many meat substitutes available in the supermarket. If, one day, you feel particularly creative and resourceful, you could even test your cooking skills with the preparation of your very own, homemade lupin tempeh.Our lupins are delivered to you in a beautiful glass jar, and already in their natural form can be used for countless experiments. We wish you a lot of fun and success with them! We would be more than h
| Average nutritional values | per 100 g |
|---|---|
| Energy (in kj/kcal) | 393 / 94 |
| Fat | 2,6 g |
| of which Saturates | 0,3 g |
| Carbohydrate | 5,7 g |
| of which Sugars | 0 g |
| Fibre | 5 g |
| Protein | 9,5 g |
| Salt | 0,36 g |
| Order number | LUPI_002 |
| Origin | Germany |
| Content | 190 g |
| Brand | KoRo |
| EAN | 4260654782165 |
| 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. | NL-BIO-01 |
| 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, away from heat |
| Ingredients | Lupins, water, sea salt |
| 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. | Contains LUPIN BEANS and may contain traces of GLUTEN, EGGS, SOY, MILK, MUSTARD and SULPHITES. |
| Sales name | Organic lupin beans in salt water |
| Bio-sourced | EU-agriculture |
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Questions about questions Organic lupin beans in salt water 190 g
Why are lupins special?
Some of you might wonder what lupins actually are. Well, the lupin is a European legume that grows very easily, with neither much effort from the farmer's side nor the need for fertilisers. Therefore its cultivation is very sustainable!
How many calories do lupins have?
100 g of lupins have about 94 calories, according to the nutrition facts.
Are lupins high-protein?
Yes, lupins are a great plant-based protein source, which you can add to your protein shake or your savoury dishes.
Are these lupins in glass organic?
Our lupins in salt water conform to the Demeter organic standards.
Are lupins vegan?
Yes lupins are vegan.
Do lupins contain gluten?
No, lupins are naturally gluten-free.
Which parts of the lupin are edible?
Lupins cannot be eaten raw, and their seeds are poisonous - but you can try to sprout them!
Can my dog eat lupins?
You should not feed your dog lupins, as they are poisonous for them.
Are KoRo's lupins in salt water harmful?
No, our lupins in saltwater are not harmful because we only use sweet lupins, which, unlike conventional lupins, contain significantly fewer to no alkaloids.
What do the others say? Organic lupin beans in salt water 190 g
Very tasty, just glass on and
Very tasty, just glass on and off you go. And the best, there is no additional sugar, thanks to the salt water. I therefore save me then also in the further course of cooking the salt.
Okay, but not mine.
The quality is certainly good. But my case they were not so. I have tried some at a friend, which have tasted good to me.
Hello, thank you for your review. We are sorry that the product is not quite to your liking. We will of course pass on your feedback to our supplier. Many greetings, your KoRo team
very pleased
For the recipes of the Ernährungsdocs Dr.M.Riedel was the first delivery address that worked. Packaging with very little plastic (could certainly be reduced).
Excellent quality
Excellent quality
A happy customer says
Finally soft and mild lupins
We have been enjoying lupins as a snack or in salads for years, as is the custom in Mediterranean cuisine. We have cooked dried lupins ourselves for hours after soaking forever, brought from Portugal in vacuum bags or bought from the Italian wholesaler. If you know how to use and prepare them : a delight and a very, very healthy, high protein SOYA substitute! But the "problem" with lupins is either their slight bitterness or their hardness, which leaves a certain graininess even when chewed or pureed. However, the Product Scouts at KORO have managed to find incredibly soft and almost creamy lupins with no bitter aftertaste. BIO to boot! We are super happy that this standard ingredient in our vegan life has received such a great upgrade!
A critical customer says
I've never had pure lupine before.
I have never eaten lupines pure before and put them out of curiosity. Personally, the lupines are a little too sweet. But I think that is purely a matter of taste. If you find chickpeas too nutty, you might love lupins.
All the reviews "Organic lupin beans in salt water 190 g"
Finally soft and mild lupins
We have been enjoying lupins as a snack or in salads for years, as is the custom in Mediterranean cuisine. We have cooked dried lupins ourselves for hours after soaking forever, brought from Portugal in vacuum bags or bought from the Italian wholesaler. If you know how to use and prepare them : a delight and a very, very healthy, high protein SOYA substitute! But the "problem" with lupins is either their slight bitterness or their hardness, which leaves a certain graininess even when chewed or pureed. However, the Product Scouts at KORO have managed to find incredibly soft and almost creamy lupins with no bitter aftertaste. BIO to boot! We are super happy that this standard ingredient in our vegan life has received such a great upgrade!
Finally soft and mild lupins
We have been enjoying lupins as a snack or in salads for years, as is the custom in Mediterranean cuisine. We have cooked dried lupins ourselves for hours after soaking forever, brought from Portugal in vacuum bags or bought from the Italian wholesaler. If you know how to use and prepare them : a delight and a very, very healthy, high protein SOYA substitute! But the "problem" with lupins is either their slight bitterness or their hardness, which leaves a certain graininess even when chewed or pureed. However, the Product Scouts at KORO have managed to find incredibly soft and almost creamy lupins with no bitter aftertaste. BIO to boot! We are super happy that this standard ingredient in our vegan life has received such a great upgrade!
Very tasty, just glass on and
Very tasty, just glass on and off you go. And the best, there is no additional sugar, thanks to the salt water. I therefore save me then also in the further course of cooking the salt.
Okay, but not mine.
The quality is certainly good. But my case they were not so. I have tried some at a friend, which have tasted good to me.
Hello, thank you for your review. We are sorry that the product is not quite to your liking. We will of course pass on your feedback to our supplier. Many greetings, your KoRo team
Great alternative to chickpeas
Perfect substitute for chickpeas! Tastes super delicious in a salad or as a vegetable in a soup. As lupine hummus and just everywhere.
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