Organic red lentils | 25 kg

£75.00*

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Organic red lentils
Bulk-sized pack
High protein content (26 g/100 g)
Rich in fibre (19 g/100 g)
Perfect for stews, soups and salads

Available, delivery time 6-7 days

BBD: 31.12.2023

Buy now: Organic red lentils | 25 kg

For your cafè's Sunday brunch, your hotel's breakfast buffet, or your little bakery shop: KoRo now supplies gastronomic businesses with even larger-sized packs of goods at an even more convenient price!

You can now buy our organic red lentils in a practical and convenient 25-kilo bag! Red lentils are amazing in Oriental curries, Dals, stews and soups, but can also become the star of summer salads, or the main ingredient of delicious vegan burgers or Bolognese. These nutritious tiny legumes are a great source of fibre and plant-based protein, and are also super versatile in the kitchen! Try surprising your customers with original and tasty lentil-based falafel, or homemade lasagna with vegan lentil Bolognese. Yummy!

Average nutritional values	per 100 g
Calorific value (in kj/kcal)	1360 / 323
Fat	1.6 g
thereof saturated fatty acids	0.2 g
Carbohydrates	42 g
thereof sugar	2.3 g
Dietary fiber	19 g
Protein	26 g
Salt	0.04 g

Product number:	BULK_006
Origin	Turkey
Organic Origin	Nicht-EU-Landwirtschaft
Content	25 kg
Manufacturer	KoRo
EAN/GTIN	4260654783568
Data sheet	Specification
Organic control body & Organic origin	NL-BIO-01
Nutrition traces	Nutrition traces
Shipping	Delivery time outside of Germany
Company	KoRo Handels GmbH Hauptstraße 26, 10827 Berlin
Storage Advice	Store in a cool and dry place.
Ingredients	100 % red lentils* *from organic farming
Cross contamination	No allergens contained according to EU Regulation 1169/2011.
Best before date	31.12.2023
Trade Name	Organic red lentils
Press & Resellers	Download cropped photo

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Questions & answers: Organic red lentils | 25 kg

Can my baby eat the red lentils?

Red lentils are often used in recipes for baby porridge, usually from 8-9 months. However, please check with the nutritionist or your pediatrician before consumption.

Are red lentils healthy?

A balanced and varied diet is ultimately decisive for healthy or unhealthy. Our red lentils score among other things with their high protein content. In addition, they come in organic quality to your home.

Can the red lentils cause flatulence?

If you rarely eat legumes or whole foods, you may sometimes notice the consumption of red lentils in your digestion. Normally, however, the body quickly gets used to the food. If you have an intolerance, we advise you of course not to eat lentils.

Can my dog eat red lentils?

Red lentils are not an optimal food for your dog, because they affect the digestion and can cause flatulence. However, we have extra pet food in our assortment for your pelt nose.

Where do red lentils come from?

The country of origin of our red lentils is Turkey. In a field, the plant would probably not even catch your eye, because it is neither red, nor particularly conspicuous. The pure cultivation of lentils is quite risky, because the plants are not very stable and easily break down, especially during heavy rainfall during flowering and ripening. For this reason, lentils are usually grown in a mixture with cereals such as barley or oats.

What are the different types of lenses?

There are many different types of lentils. In addition to red lentils, you can find yellow lentils, brown plate lentils and brown mountain lentils.

Are the red lentils gluten-free?

Red lentils do not naturally contain gluten - however, they are usually grown in mixtures with cereals such as barley or oats. This often leads to cross-contamination with gluten-containing cereals. For people with celiac disease or a gluten intolerance, the red lentils are therefore unfortunately not suitable.

Are the red lentils from KoRo organic?

Yes, as with the red lentils in the 2 kg package, only lentils from organic farming go into our wholesale package.

How many calories have 100 g of the red organic lentils?

100 grams of red lentils have 323 calories when uncooked.

What are the nutritional values of red lentils?

Hold on tight, the nutritional values for the lentils are really impressive: 100 g of uncooked lentils contain 26 g of protein and thus have a high protein content. They are also rich in fiber and low in fat. All nutritional values can also be found in the table next to or below the product description.

How can I prepare red lentils?

You don't need to soak red lentils before cooking. Just wash them briefly and then it's time to prepare. Put them in a pot with twice the amount of water and cook for 10-15 minutes. The cooking time can vary depending on how "mushy" you like them. Finally, add a pinch of salt and spices to taste - and you've got a quick dish!

Varieties & Origin

Rote Linsen

Unsere Roten Linsen stammen aus der Türkei. Meist handelt es sich um geschälte braune Berglinsen mit einem Durchmesser von 3 bis 4 Millimeter. Farblich reicht das Spektrum von blassem Rosa über Orange bis zu leuchtendem Rot. Rote Linsen haben einen süßen und milden Geschmack.

Cultivation by country in tons

Country	Tons
Kanada	3233800
Indien	1055536
Türkei	365000
USA	255061
Népal	253041
Australien	181638
Äthiopien	166274
Bangladesch	158228
China	142991
Kasachstan	139724
Syrien	112193
Iran	73708
Russland	65302
Frankreich	21534
Spanien	18093
Algerien	10071
Jemen	9635
Pakistan	8610
Bulgarien	6074
Griechenland	4137
Italien	2876
Ecuador	2874
Ukraine	2810
Tunesien	2697
Peru	2316
Argentinien	2187
Mexiko	2110
Marokko	2004
Neuseeland	1927
Libanon	1522
Aserbaidschan	1052
Usbekistan	1036
Malawi	1035
Kolumbien	975
Myanmar	971

2018 wurden weltweit rund 6,3 Millionen Tonnen Linsen geerntet. Kanada nimmt davon die größte Ernte mit ca. 3,3 Millionen Tonnen ein. Indien ist der zweitgrößte Linsenproduzent und erntete 2018 ungefähr 1,1 Millionen Tonnen. Die Nahrungs-Linsen werden weltweit praktisch überall angebaut. Besonders beliebte Sorten sind Rote Linsen, Tellerlinsen, Berglinsen, Beluga Linsen und Puy Linsen.

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