Styrian pumpkin seeds | 1 kg
- Unroasted and unsalted
- Slowly dried seeds
- Perfect in your salads and soups
- Perfect in your salads and soups
incl. VAT plus shipping
Quality: Natural
Natural
Roasted
In stock.
Delivery time: appr. 3-5 work days
Everything at a glance Styrian pumpkin seeds
Pumpkin is one of the symbols of autumn and is definitely our favourite vegetable in this particular season. But it’s not only the pumpkin itself which is so popular: pumpkin seeds are becoming more and more a trend among foodies and we offer them in bulk packs, which saves you money. Even better, you don’t need to wait for pumpkin season to enjoy them, because our seeds are available all year around. The Styrian pumpkin seeds originate from a kind of pumpkin which is a mutation of the oil squash, and was first noticed in the region of Styria. The special thing about this pumpkin is that its seeds are naturally devoided of the skin so they don’t need to be peeled! Our Styrian pumpkin seeds have a dark-green colour and with their nutty taste, they remind us of a fresh baked bread. Styrian pumpkin seeds are a perfect snack or topping for muesli and salads, and you can also try roasting them quickly (no oil needed!) for a great addition to your dishes!
| Average nutritional values | per 100 g |
|---|---|
| Energy (in kj/kcal) | 2521 / 605 |
| Fat | 51 g |
| of which Saturates | 9,7 g |
| Carbohydrate | 4,8 g |
| of which Sugars | 0,7 g |
| Fibre | 8 g |
| Protein | 34 g |
| Salt | 0,05 g |
| Order number | KUERBIS_003 |
| Origin | Europe |
| Content | 1 kg |
| Brand | KoRo |
| EAN | 4260335836729 |
| Data sheet | Specification |
| 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 | 100% pumpkin seeds |
| Cross-contamination | May contain traces of CEREALS CONTAINING GLUTEN, SOYBEANS, NUTS, ALMONDS, PEANUTS, MILK (LACTOSE), SESAME and SULPHUR DIOXIDE (SULPHITE). |
| Sales name | Pumpkin seeds |
| Presse & Wiederverkäufer | White background image |
Varieties and origins
The pumpkin is a crop that is estimated to have been cultivated for over 10,000 years. In 2016, a total of 26.5 million tons of pumpkins was harvested. The country with the largest pumpkin production is China, and other important producers are India, Russia, and the Ukraine. Most pumpkins are annual plants that can be harvested in autumn.
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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.
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Questions about questions Styrian pumpkin seeds
What can I do with pumpkin seeds?
Because of their mild and nutty taste, everyone seems to love the super seeds. You can snack on them raw, or roast them in some oil, spice them up with herbs and have them on your salad, on your pasta or in your morning muesli. Very often you can find them in bakeries on bread. What only a few know; you can also use them instead of pine nuts in you’re pesto.
Why are the seeds green?
The dark green seeds which you can find in every supermarket are seeds from a pumpkin variety that is called Cucurbita Pepo. Most pumpkin oils are also made out of the seeds of this variety.
