Organic wild peanuts | 1 kg
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- The exotic sibling of common peanuts
- Striped skin
- Unroasted and unsalted
- From certified organic agriculture
- Delicate taste
Variety: Wild peanuts
Roasted
Salted
Raw
Wild peanuts
This product will be released at 15 February 2021
Everything at a glance Organic wild peanuts
| Average nutritional values | per 100 g |
|---|---|
| Energy (in kj/kcal) | 2519 / 609 |
| Fat | 51 g |
| of which Saturates | 8,2 g |
| Carbohydrate | 6,1 g |
| of which Sugars | 5,7 g |
| Fibre | 9,5 g |
| Protein | 28 g |
| Salt | 0,1 g |
| Order number | ERDNUSS_013 |
| Origin | Indonesia |
| Content | 1 kg |
| Brand | KoRo |
| EAN | 4260654783124 |
| Data sheet | Specification |
| Eco-monitoring unit | 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 |
| Ingredients | Organic wild peanuts |
| Cross-contamination | May contain traces of CEREALS CONTAINING GLUTEN, TREE NUTS and SESAME. |
| Sales name | Organic wild peanuts |
| Bio-sourced | Nicht-EU-Landwirtschaft |
| Press & retailer | White background image |
The KoRo price chart Organic wild peanuts
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What is the KoRo price chart?
In this chart, you can see the price per base unit (mainly 100g). In addition, you will learn the reason for a price reduction or increase by clicking on the information circles. -
Why is the price fluctuating?
Most annual product crops have an impact on the relationship between supply and demand in the market. In the event of a bad harvest, we must also pay a higher price for raw materials. Due to the strong impact of external factors such as wind, weather, climate and natural events on the harvest, we are refusing long-term cross-harvest contracts with our producers. -
Why are we communicating price changes at KoRo?
Open communication is very important to us and therefore part of our vision. For this reason, we would like to keep you informed of the evolution of our prices. Thus, the KoRo price chart provides a transparent overview of the evolution of the products prices over time.
Organic wild peanuts - a look behind the scenes
Du errätst nie, wo die Erdnuss wächst
Achtung Spoiler: Die Nuss wächst nicht über der Erde. Dabei entwickelt die Pflanze ein richtig pfiffiges Wurzelsystem, mit dem sie auch im magersten Boden genug Nährstoffe findet. Schon ein paar Wochen nach der Aussat kann man die grünen Ranken der Pflanze auch über der Erde sehen.
Sommer wäre jetzt schön
Unsere Erdnüsse stammen von Kleinbauern aus Indonesien, die sich auf den Anbau der Nüsse spezialisiert haben. Weil die Erdnusspflanze, genau wie die Menschen bei KoRo, auf Temperaturen von über 25 Grad steht, wächst sie besonders gut in tropischen Gebieten wie China, Indien oder Nigeria.
Gegen den Mainstream
Nur Durchschnittspflanzen wachsen von unten nach oben, die Erdnuss ist da etwas anders. Sobald die Blüte der Pflanze gelb wird, werden die Blütenstängel länger, krümmen sich nach unten und wachsen einfach wieder in die Erde hinein. Wieder im Boden angekommen, bilden sich aus den Samen der Blüte die Erdnüsse.
Perfekt für Menschen ohne grünen Daumen
Wir kennen die Signale aus dem KoRo-Office: Wird eine Pflanze welk, sollte schleunigst einem Prakti die Gießkanne in die Hand gedrückt werden. Nicht so bei den Erdnüssen – werden sie welk, können die Nüsse endlich geerntet werden. Dazu wird die ganze Pflanze inklusive Wurzeln und den bis zu 30 Erdnüssen aus der Erde gerissen.
Trocknen, schälen, fertig
Nach so langer Zeit unter der Erde haben sich die Nüsse ein kurzes Sonnenbad verdient. Dadurch trocknen sie innerhalb von ein paar Stunden soweit durch, dass die Schale entfernt werden kann.
Nuss mit schickem Tigerlook
Ohne Schale erkennt man das getigerte Muster der wilden Erdnüsse. Bei uns bekommst du Jumbo Peanuts, die eine Länge von bis zu 20 mm haben.
Questions about questions Organic wild peanuts
Can I plant peanuts myself?
As our wild peanuts are not roasted, they can actually be sprouted! You just need to peel them and plant them in soil, which you must keep humid at all times. Now you have to patiently wait, sipping a tea and reading a magazine, until the peanuts sprout. The tiny newborn plants like fresh air and warmth. After a couple of weeks, the plants should have reached the right size to be moved to a larger pot and planted in sandy soil. Harvesting time is going to arrive after about four months, when the plant is yellow and withering – pull gently the plant, roots included, out of the soil, and collect the peanuts!
How many calories do wild peanuts have?
Wild peanuts have more or less the same nutritional value of regular peanuts. 100 g of wild peanuts have 609 calories; a handful, which is about 25 g, provides you with 153 calories.
Are peanuts nuts?
Botanically speaking, peanuts are not nuts, but a legume crop. The English name come from the two words pea and nut, which is as a matter of fact, quite accurate. However, a nut is technically a nut when a fruit is completely enclosed by a pericarp, or a shell; this shell must be made of three layers, which grow together. All fruits that are not protected by such shell can therefore not be considered as a nut. Thus are peanuts not the only "fake" nuts. Coconuts, cashew nuts, and pistachios are botanically-wise no nuts as well.
Are wild peanuts high-protein?
With 27,7 g of protein per 100 g, wild peanuts are a great source of plant-based protein They can therefore be a wonderful post-workout snack.
What do wild peanuts taste like?
Their tiger-like appearance is not the only thing that differentiates wild peanuts from their regular counterpart, Wild peanuts' taste is somehow creamy and reminiscent of freshly picked peas. This unique taste of theirs makes them a great addition to a cheese plate, or a wonderful topping for salads and oats. We should not even mention this, but they are a delicious snack on their own too!
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