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Organic white quinoa 2kg

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100% organic
Nutty flavour
Pseudo-grain
Alternative to cereals
High fibre

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When a whole year is named after you, you know you're special! Congratulations to quinoa, the pseudo-cereal that has been given exactly this honour. The former UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon declared 2013 the "International Year of Quinoa" so that the world could learn more about the plant's potential. Amazing isn't it?

Quinoa – what is it?

This ancient plant belongs to the Amaranth family and has been cultivated in the highlands of the Andes for more than 5,000 years, where it is considered a staple food. After their arrival, the Spanish colonialists viewed the so-called South American "Inca wheat" primarily as food for the lower classes, which is why it was virtually unknown in Europe until a few decades ago. But fortunately those days are now over, because the hype about quinoa has become huge! And for good reason, because in addition to its mild, nutty taste, the energy-rich food has a decisive advantage over conventional grains: quinoa is naturally gluten-free*, as it is a so-called pseudo-grain (it is actually seeds). This trendy pseudo-cereal is now as popular as bulgur or couscous, for example, and it seems like nothing can stop it from aiming for the stars!

How to cook quinoa

Tired of rice and couscous? Quinoa is a great alternative, and its delicate taste fits wonderfully all kinds of savoury and sweet dishes. You can incorporate it into your every meal of the day. For breakfast, try preparing your own muesli with our puffed quinoa, fruit, nuts, and a little agave syrup. At lunch, treat yourself to a wholesome vegan quinoa bowl, and in the evening, you can enjoy the nutritious pseudo-grain as a side dish. Perfect for filling you up, but never enough to get you tired of it!

Preparing your quinoa could not be easier:

Wash it thoroughly with warm water.
Add it to a pot with double its volume in water, bring the quinoa to the boil, then add a pinch of salt and simmer on medium heat for 20-25 minutes.
That's all! Once the water has evaporated (and your quinoa should be slightly firm to the bite), you can serve the pseudo-cereal. Enjoy!

Buy KoRo's organic quinoa

You might be asking yourself: this quinoa sounds great, but do I really need 2 kg of it? Our answer is: absolutely! Quinoa is very versatile and can be used for any type of recipe. Our value pack is also resealable and airtight, so you can enjoy your pseudo-grain for a long time. And if you need extra motivation: in addition to its high fibre content, quinoa is also a great source of protein AND our quinoa is organically grown. What are you waiting for!

*Due to possible cross-contamination with gluten-containing grains during harvest, we do not label our organic quinoa as gluten-free.

Average nutritional values	per 100 g
Calorific value (in kj/kcal)	1490 / 356
Fat	4 g
thereof saturated fatty acids	0 g
Carbohydrates	62 g
thereof sugar	4 g
Dietary fiber	6 g
Protein	13 g
Salt	0 g

Product number:	QUI_009
Best before date	31.10.2025
Origin	Zambia
Origin (Processing)	Bolivia (Plurinational State of)
Organic Origin	Non-EU Agriculture
Content	2 kg
Manufacturer	KoRo
EAN/GTIN	4260335835692
Data sheet	Specification
Organic control body & Organic origin	PL-EKO-07
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% white quinoa* *from organic agriculture
Cross contamination	May contain GLUTEN, PEANUTS, SOYA, MILK (LACTOSE), NUTS and SESAME
Trade Name	Organic white quinoa
Label note	Ingredients, nutritional values, and packaging may change. For exact information, please check the product description.
Press & Resellers	Download cropped photo

Organic white quinoa 2kg - suitable blog posts

🗓 03/07/2018

Quinoa - the return of the Inca grain

Quinoa has been known as a cultivated plant for 6000 years and yet it has only really arrived in Central Europe in recent years. The goosefoot plant, which originates from South America, is experiencing a real boom - and rightly so.

👤 Mark Jurrat

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Price	€18.00	€9.25
Product number	QUI_009	QUI_011
Content	2 kg	0.6 kg
Base price	€9.00 / 1 kg	€15.42 / 1 kg

Varieties & origins

White quinoa

Nowadays, white quinoa is the most common variety. Thanks to its gentle nutty taste, this grain can be combined with both savoury and sweet dishes.

In 2018, more than 250,000 tons of quinoa were produced worldwide, and the market for quinoa is constantly growing. 95% of global production comes from Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador. The quinoa grain originates from the Andes, and it was a staple food of the Incas. Quinoa belongs to the Amaranthaceae family and is therefore gluten-free. Moreover, this pseudo grain is rich in protein, as well as unsaturated fatty acids and minerals.

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Questions & answers: Organic white quinoa 2kg

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What recipes can I make with quinoa?

The question is rather, which recipe you can NOT prepare with quinoa? Whether for breakfast as porridge, at lunch in a superfood salad or your tofu bowl or in the evening as a side dish for your curry - quinoa is perfect for sweet and savory dishes. You can find the full load of inspiration in our recipes.

What is the difference to rice, couscous, bulgur and Co.

Unlike couscous and bulgur, quinoa is not a wheat product. Quinoa is actually a seed! In addition, the pseudo cereal is perfect if you have eaten your fill of rice and Co. but do not want to give up your carbs! <3

How do I prepare quinoa?

To prepare quinoa is very simple: wash the seeds in a sieve with hot water to lose the slightly bitter aftertaste. Then boil briefly with twice the amount of water and a pinch of salt, and then simmer on medium heat for about 20-25 minutes. Chef's kiss, you're done! Once the water has boiled away (your quinoa should be minimally al dente), you're ready to serve the pseudo-grain. Enjoy your meal!

Does quinoa have a lot of protein?

Quinoa is a source of protein with 14 g protein per 100 g. In addition, it has a high fiber content. The exact nutritional values can be found in the table next to or below the product description.

What is quinoa?

Quinoa is a pseudocereal. This means that it is often classified as a cereal, but strictly speaking it belongs to the seeds. Quinoa belongs to the foxtail family and is native to South America, where the plant is grown along the Andes. The Inca wheat is a great alternative to conventional grains and extremely tasty prepared both savory and sweet.

Is your quinoa organic?

Yes, our quinoa comes from organic farming.

How does quinoa taste?

Quinoa has a nutty, mild flavor that is more than welcome in a variety of dishes.

What are the types of quinoa? Which one is right for me?

White quinoa is the most common and is usually cheaper than other varieties. It is rather nutty in taste. Black quinoa tastes quite similar, but is a bit more al dente and has a minimally longer cooking time. Red quinoa, much like the black version, takes a little longer to cook. Because it holds its shape and looks pretty, you're best off using it as a highlight for salads. Puffed quinoa is also known as the popcorn of the Incas and looks great in your breakfast.

Does the white quinoa contain gluten?

Quinoa belongs to the group of so-called "pseudocereals" and is therefore naturally gluten-free. However, since quinoa comes into contact in the processing process with machines that also process other gluten-containing foods, traces of gluten may be present. People with celiac disease or a gluten intolerance must therefore unfortunately keep their hands off our organic quinoa.