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NaturKraftWerke Brown millet

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Product details

The brown wild millet (Uruchloa Ramosa) The brown wild millet is the original millet and has a very high content of minerals and trace elements. Unlike golden millet, brown millet cannot be hulled or cooked until soft and can therefore only be processed when ground. Millet, like oats, belongs to the grass family and was originally native to East India. However, it has been cultivated in northern Europe since pre-Christian times and is one of our oldest cultivated plants. Millet is a gluten-free cereal and can be an important article in the diet of people with gluten intolerance.

Key specifications

Allergens contained
Cereals containing gluten

General information

Item number
11210044
Manufacturer
NaturKraftWerke
Category
Flour
Manufacturer No.
100886
Release date
5.6.2019
Sales rank in Category Flour
79 of 369
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Content characteristics

Description
Brown millet wild ground Demeter
Allergens contained
Cereals containing gluten
Diet
Gluten free

Nutritional information per 100g

Energy in kcal
401 kcal
Energy in kJ
1690 kJ
Fat
4.50 g
thereof saturated fatty acids
0.60 g
Carbohydrates
69.70 g
thereof sugar
5.40 g
Fiber
0 g
Protein
12.60 g
Salt
0.10 g

Storage

Storage
Dry

Origin

Origin
Germany

Sustainability

Sustainability
Organic production
Sustainability label
Demeter

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂ emissions
0.28 kg
Climate contribution
CHF 0.11

Scope of delivery

Packaging type
Glass bottle

Product dimensions

Weight
500 g

Distributor

Address
Digitec Galaxus AG, Pfingstweidstrasse 60b, CH‑8005 Zurich

Package dimensions

Length
19.50 cm
Width
10 cm
Height
10 cm
Weight
562 g

Ingredients and instructions for use

Ingredients
Contains: Brown wild millet from certified biodynamic cultivation. Gently and extra finely ground with a centrophane mill. Origin: Germany.
Instructions for use
We recommend consuming two to four heaped teaspoons a day mixed into vegetable juice, fruit juice or, for example, soya milk, rice milk or oat milk as a drink. The wild brown millet can also be stirred into muesli, yoghurt, low-fat quark - preferably Budwig Crème - or added to flour mixtures for baking. We collect.

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