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"Origin The tomato is a fruit that comes from the tomato plant (solanum lycopersicum). In culinary terms, the tomato is a vegetable. Tomatoes originated in Mesoamerica, where the ancestors of Aztecs and Mayans grew small varieties. In 1750, tomatoes were still yellow fruits, but after several crosses they became red colored. Nutrients Tomatoes contain a lot of vitamin C, carotenes, vitamins B1, B2 and B6. It also contains the minerals potassium, phosphorus and magnesium. The tomato is eaten as a vegetable, this can be hot and cold. The good qualities of the tomato are concentrated by drying it and processing it into pieces, granules or powder. These can be added to many dishes. Applications dried tomato powder: As superfood You can add tomato powder to sauces, soups and to healthy (savory) smoothies. The great thing about tomato powder is that it mixes ideally with a range of Mediterranean herbs, such as: basil, garlic, oregano, rosem…"

"Origin Kale is a leafy crop that can be grown on all soil types and is a typical winter vegetable. Kale is a descendant of wild cabbage. It originated in Asia Minor and was brought to Europe by nomads around 600 BC. As early as 1661, kale can be found as a dish in Dutch cookbooks. Processing into powder Fresh kale is dried and then ground into kale. In this process, the nutrients remain completely intact. Nutritional values and uses Kale contains fiber and sulfur that aid digestion, antioxidants and omega-3 fats. It is also rich in iron, calcium, many vitamins A, K and C. There is 100 milligrams of vitamin C in 100 grams of kale. Kale can therefore rightly be called a superfood. This powder can be used to make a vegetable smoothie. It can also be added to juices and used in soups, sauces, curries, vegetable dishes, salads and, of course, mashed potatoes! Mix it into endive stew or give your kale stew an extra boost."

"Origin The tomato is a fruit that comes from the tomato plant (solanum lycopersicum). Tomatoes originated in Mesoamerica, where the ancestors of Aztecs and Mayans grew small varieties. In 1750, tomatoes were still yellow fruits, but after several crosses they became red colored. Nutrients Tomatoes contain a lot of vitamin C, carotenes, vitamins B1, B2 and B6. It also contains the minerals potassium, phosphorus and magnesium. The tomato is eaten as a vegetable, this can be hot and cold. The good qualities of the tomato are concentrated by drying it and processing it into pieces, granules or powder. These can be added to many dishes. Applications dried tomato granules: dried tomato granules have a richer, deeper tomato flavor than fresh tomatoes and provide an umami explosion when stirred into pasta sauces, soups, stews, dips, dressings and spreads. They are also delicious baked into breads and bagels."

"Origin and history of chickpeas The chickpea is also known as the garbanzo bean. The chickpea is very popular, especially around the Mediterranean, where it is used in various dishes. Many Anatolian dishes can be made with chickpeas such as humus, falafel, chips and Chips. Today there are still many chickpeas grown in Turkey, but 70% of the world production is in the hands of India. Chickpea cultivation The peas are picked when the pods crack and then laid out to dry. If there is a chance of rain, chickpeas are brought into a ventilated room to complete the drying process Healthy properties Chickpeas and uses Chickpeas are high in protein, fiber and minerals and cause less flatulence than other beans. They have a slight sweet taste. Chickpeas are known as the main ingredient in Hummus and Falafel but can also serve as a vegetable with a hot meal or as a base in a salad. In India, it is often used in curry"