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Desiccated coconut is made from the white flesh of coconuts, also called copra. To desiccate (dehydrate) the copra, it’s first crushed into fine pieces and then dried in a hot air tunnel. After desiccation, it can be crushed further into fine grade, medium grade or large grade flakes. Desiccated coconut can be categorized into full fat (high fat) or reduced fat (low fat) varieties. Typically, high fat desiccated coconut as a minimum of 60% fat

Type: All-Purpose Flour Made From: Wheat Max. Moisture (%): 14.5 Fineness (%): 99.96 Additives: None Processing Type: Milling Grade: First grade Weight (kg): 50 kg Shelf Life: 12 Brand Name: Wheat Flour Model Number: Pure Wheat Flour Packaging: Bag NAME: Pure Wheat Flour Raw material: 100% Organic Farmed Wheat Color: White Product name: BUCK WHEAT FLOUR Packing: 25/50kg Usage: Cooking Recipes Ingredient: 100% Wheat PROTEIN: 12%min Keywords: Organic Wheat Flour Feature: Low-Fat

"Rice Rice is a cultivated crop. This means that it is a plant species that was grown for human use and is bred from wild plants. Rice (Oryza) is a cereal, of which China is the largest producer and consumer and Thailand the largest exporter. Rice grows as a branched plume. The panicle contains between 50 and 500 spikes, each containing a flower. The ovary and later the grains are enclosed by calyxes. The growing process of rice takes on average between 3 and 6 months. History of rice The origin of rice is in Asia. About 9000 years ago people started growing rice in the tropics. The rice grains were discovered in the village of Shangshan. The cultivation of crops enabled people to live in one place. Rice was found in Shangsan in jars and stones, along with tools to grind the rice. Rice was not eaten more frequently in Europe until the 15th century, this was due to the voyages of discovery to Asia. Use Rice flour is ground and uncooke…"

"What is Quinoa? Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa) Flour consists of ground quinoa seeds. Quinoa seed is a grain from the Andes mountains in South America, which contains more protein, dietary fibre, B vitamins and dietary minerals than many other grains. It was used as animal feed for many thousands of years and for human consumption for some 4,000 years. Nutrients Quinoa Quinoa is rich in the following nutritional values: protein, dietary fiber, several B vitamins, magnesium, phosphorus and manganese. Versatile Quinoa flour can be used in many different dishes. It is ideal for baking bread, cakes and other tasty baked goods. Make the batter for cakes, waffles and pancakes, for example. When baking or cooking with quinoa flour you often use a shorter baking or cooking time and a lower temperature."

"The coconut The coconut is a stone fruit of the coconut palm. The flesh is not fleshy, but fibrous. The fruit is in a green husk which is removed after the harvest. After removal, the hairy wooden nut comes out. History The coconut has its origin in the Pacific and spread through the oceans. Mainly in South Asia the coconut is used for all kinds of purposes. Before our era, the coconut played a role in the life of Asians. Coconuts were brought to the Western world by explorers, making the coconut widely known. Creation coconut flour In the coconut is pulp. The pulp is scraped from the nuts and then pressed to separate the coconut oil from the pulp. The remaining pulp is dried and then grated or ground into flour. Coconut flour is thus the dried and ground rasp of the coconut. Coconut flour is gluten-free and a good alternative to wheat and other cereal flours. Coconut flour is an excellent source of fiber and gives a slightly sweet taste …"

"Cassava Origin and History Cassava or manioc is the edible tuber of Manihot esculenta, a woody perennial shrub. Cassava is commonly eaten in Africa and South America. The plant originated in Brazil. All currently cultivated plants are cultivars. Cassava can grow on very poor soils and can also withstand dry periods. In addition, the plant is resistant to grasshopper plagues. From archaeological findings of tools used for scraping the tubers, it appears that cassava was cultivated in Brazil and Venezuela as early as 3000 BC. Production process Cassava Flour Cassava flour is a fine-grained dehydrated powder rich in fiber and starch obtained by crushing cassava roots, which are pressed and dried. Use Cassava Flour Cassava flour is very useful for making gluten-free recipes. In addition, cassava flour is useful for baking for a bread-like result. It can be used for both sweet and savory dishes such as biscuits, pizza crusts or pancakes."

"Processing Almond flour The almond is the seed of the almond tree (Prunus dulcis). Almonds are harvested in August. Almond flour is made after the harvest from blanched and then grounded almonds. Healthy properties Almond flour This superfood is low in carbohydrates and rich in healthy fats, proteins, vitamins and minerals. In addition, the intake of almond flour ensures that you feel satisfied for longer, because it's full of proteins and fats. This way, almond flour can help you lose weight. Finally, almond flour contains a lot of vitamin E. This is an anti-oxidant that helps protect your body against free radicals. Application Almond Flour Almond flour is an excellent substitute for wheat flour and in many ways also healthier. Think of all the dishes for which you use wheat flour (such as pancakes, pies, cake, etc.). The taste is fairly neutral, but if you prepare your dishes with only almond flour, it might give your dish a slightly nutty s…"

"The difference between Oat Bran, Oat Flakes, Oatmeal and Oatflour The difference lies in the degree of processing of oats. Oat bran is made from the outer layer of the oat kernel. Oat flakes are flattened oat grains, oatmeal are halved oat flakes and oat flour is the oat grain ground into powder. Oatflour is Gluten free and good substitute for wheat flour. Although equal in terms of applicability, the main advantage of oat flour over wheat flour is that it is gluten free and very healthy. Healthy properties Oatmeal Gluten Free Oatflour contains a lot of protein and fat, more even than other grains. It also contains antioxidants and good minerals such as iron, magnesium and zinc and lots of vitamin B1. Oat fibres can lower the cholesterol in your blood. Oats also contain some oil, which consists of 80% unsaturated fatty acids."

"A Little History of Rice Rice is the most important food for the people of Asia. It has been grown and cultivated for 13,000 years. China grows the most rice, but Thailand is the largest exporter of rice, followed by Vietnam. Rice is a cereal and there are roughly two types: Japonica rice (sticky and short) and Indica rice (dry and long). Of each type, rice types exist with different colours, white, brown, black and red. Only white rice differs from the rest, because white rice is a further processed version of one of the other colours. When producing white rice, not only is the outer husk removed, but also the fibre layer and the germ. In the production of all other colours of rice, the fibre layer and the germ are retained. These types of rice are therefore called brown rice. Rice flour from brown rice This rice flour is made from a brown rice. The outer husk is removed and then the grain including fiber and germ ground into flour. What nutrients does …"

"Here's where Abraham got his Mustard! The white mustard or yellow mustard (Sinapis alba) is a plant belonging to the cruciferous family (Sinapis). The plant probably originated in Mediterranean areas but is now widespread. The plant is grown as a raw material for mustard or as a green manure crop on fallow land. The Uses of Mustard Seed The whole seed is used for pickling vegetables (such as gherkins) and as a powder for the preparation of mustard (for coarse mustard also combined with mustard seed pieces). Mustard seeds contain sinalbin, the substance that gives mustard its sharp taste. But in yellow mustard seed contains less sinalbin than in black mustard, making the mustards made from yellow mustard seed often mild in flavor. Degreasing, a cold doddle This mustard flour is a cold process degreased, so it only contains up to 15% residual fat (compared to 20%-35% fat in nondegreased mustard flour). The water-binding properties of degreased mu…"

Our quinoa is available in Bulk, in different varieties (Organic or Conventional).

Coconut flour is a byproduct of extra virgin coconut oil. Desiccated coconut fibers are first expelled and then ground into a powder. It is a coconut fiber and retains about 15% of the fat content. Natural and unsweetened, it slightly tastes and smells of coconut, this blends well with other ingredients and does not overpower. While it has a light, airy appearance and texture when dried, it becomes relatively dense when cooking or baking with.

Ekoterra offers organic hazelnut products for food industry with production partners with own projects providing traceability, with an approach that prioritizes environmental and social responsibilities over financial goals. Our selection of hazelnut types and kernel sizes allows for creations in confectionery, baking, ice cream, and other applications. Natural, roasted, blanched, diced, and paste ingredients are always traceable, and some are certified organic. Maintaining strict safety and quality standards results in the best flavor, texture, and aroma. Available Products: -Hazelnuts in shell, -Natural / Roasted Diced Hazelnuts -Natural / Roasted Hazelnut Flour(Meal) -Hazelnut Paste

Organic certified rosehip powder/flour made from whole fruits - husk and seeds of rosehip. Fully natural product with no additives. Rosehip powder is processed in raw food quality and is also vegan and gluten free. The product is finely ground to approximately 200-400µm. The rosehips used are naturally rich in nutrients like Vitamin C, Vitamin A, Vitamin E and also in minerals Magnesium and Calcium. The above is proven by laboratory results. Perfect for inclusion in various healthy foods like: smoothie, joghurt, juices, raw bars, raw pralines; also in baked dishes as a rosehip flour: pancakes, cupcakes etc.