Grameen Hat Quinoa 250g

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Grameen Hat Quinoa 250g



Quinoa is a nutrient-rich, gluten-free pseudo-cereal seed that grows on a flowering plant native to the Andes, often eaten like a grain for its complete protein, fiber, and minerals. It has a mild, nutty flavor, a fluffy texture when cooked, and can also be grown as a leafy green vegetable. 
 
Botanical Description & Family
  • Plant:
    A flowering plant from the family Amaranthaceae, closely related to spinach, beets, and Swiss chard. 
     
  • Seeds:
    The edible part is the seed, which is small (about 2mm in diameter) and comes in various colors like white, red, yellow, and black. 
     
  • "Pseudo-cereal":
    It's called a pseudo-cereal because it's a seed prepared and eaten like a grain but isn't a true grain from the grass family (Poaceae). 
     
Nutritional Profile
  • Complete Protein:
    Quinoa is one of the few plant-based foods that contains all nine essential amino acids. 
     
  • Gluten-Free:
    It is naturally gluten-free, making it a suitable alternative for those with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. 
     
  • Rich in Fiber & Minerals:
    Quinoa is an excellent source of dietary fiber, along with important minerals like folate, zinc, and magnesium. 
     
Culinary Uses
  • Cooked as a Grain:
    The mature seeds are cooked similarly to grains like rice and couscous, resulting in a light, fluffy, and nutty dish. 
     
  • Versatile:
    It can be enjoyed hot or cold in salads, as a side dish, or in various recipes. 
     
  • Leafy Greens:
    The leaves of the quinoa plant can also be harvested and cooked and eaten like spinach. 
     
Origin & Cultivation
  • Andean Origin:
    Quinoa is an ancient crop that originated in the Andes Mountains of South America. 
     
  • Drought & Frost Resistant:
    The plant is hardy and can grow in challenging conditions, including high altitudes, poor soils, and cold temperatures. 
     
  • Global Cultivation:
    Its high nutritional value and adaptability have led to its cultivation in many countries beyond the Andes.

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