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"Tonka beans (Dipteryx odorata) Tonkabones grow on a Tonka tree and are the seeds of the fruit that these trees carry. Tonka beans are narrow, black, elongated and wrinkled beans with a brown interior. Once harvested, the seeds are dried and soaked 24 hours a day in alcohol or rum. Tonka beans soaked in rum give a taste of vanilla, almond and rum. This makes them a perfect seasoning for desserts and pastries. After the addition of alcohol, the beans are dried again and a fermentation process takes place. Tonkabones are a widely used ingredient in desserts, the garnishing of desserts (ganache), caramel confectionery, ice cream or patisserie."

"Origin and history of black beans The black bean is widely used in Mexican cuisine. Often as a substitute for the normal brown bean. With its black colour, meaty texture and size (smaller than the brown bean) it is a special appearance. The taste is mushroom-like. Healthy properties Black beans and applications The black bean is packed with magnesium, thiamin, folic acid, B vitamins, antioxidants (anthocyanins), protein and fiber. Its high protein and fibre content makes it an excellent meat substitute with the great advantage of evenly distributing carbohydrates. The black bean can be processed well in vegetarian dishes, soup or as a replacement for the brown bean."

"Origin Of Tonka beans Tonka beans (Dipteryx odorata) Tonka beans grow on a Tonka tree and are the seeds of fruit that these trees bear. Tonka beans are narrow, black elongated and wrinkled beans with a brown inside. Production process Tonka beans After the seeds have been harvested, they are dried and soaked in alcohol or rum for a day. Tonka beans soaked in rum give a taste of vanilla, almond and rum. That makes them a perfect seasoning of desserts and patisserie. After adding the alcohol, the beans are dried again and a fermentation process takes place. Tonka beans applications Tonka beans are a common ingredient of desserts, the garnish of desserts (ganache), caramel sugar, ice cream or patisserie."

"Origin Red Kidney beans Red kidney beans get their name from their kidney-like shape and color. Production process Red Kidney beans Red kidney beans are picked by hand and checked for quality at 3 different points in the production process. The red kidney beans are given a thorough cleaning immediately after harvest. Any stones will be removed. After that, the beans are selected by size and then polished. Healthy properties Red Kidney beans and applications Red kidney beans are very nutritious because they are full of protein, vitamins, minerals and fiber. They are a good meat substitute and are also very popular among athletes. In addition, this red kidney bean gives long-lasting energy and a full feeling. Red kidney beans can be eaten both hot and cold. You use them in stews, with tacos, in salads, in soup or with pasta dishes."

Cocoa nibs are small pieces of the natural roasted cocoa bean. Very nutritious and healthy. A superfood with all the aroma of cocoa. Crunchy and with a delicious and intense flavour of pure, slightly bitter chocolate. They are rich in protein and healthy fats. Nibs are the cocoa beans that have been roasted, peeled and broken into smaller pieces. Likewise, being in their original form, they are not added with extra fats or unnecessary sugars. High in fibre, protein, iron, magnesium and potassium. You can enjoy them with fruit, cereal, ice cream or your favorite yogurt. They can even be used to decorate pastries or added to smoothies.

Cocoa nibs are small pieces of the natural roasted cocoa bean. Very nutritious and healthy. A superfood with all the aroma of cocoa. Crunchy and with a delicious and intense flavour of pure, slightly bitter chocolate. They are rich in protein and healthy fats. Nibs are the cocoa beans that have been roasted, peeled and broken into smaller pieces. Likewise, being in their original form, they are not added with extra fats or unnecessary sugars. High in fibre, protein, iron, magnesium and potassium. You can enjoy them with fruit, cereal, ice cream or your favorite yogurt. They can even be used to decorate pastries or added to smoothies.

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"What are chickpeas? The chickpea is also called garbanzo bean. The chickpea is very popular, particularly around the Mediterranean, where it is used in various dishes. It is a legume which has been cultivated in Anatolia for more than 8,000 years. Many Anatolian dishes can be made with chickpea flour such as humus, falafel, chips and Chips. Today, many chickpeas are still grown in Turkey, but now 70% of the world production is in the hands of India. How healthy are chickpeas? Chickpeas are high in protein, fiber and minerals and cause less flatulence than other beans. Chickpeas are high in fibre, which not only makes you feel satiated, but also stimulates your digestion. Because of the amount of dietary fiber, chickpeas can also lower your cholesterol. Chickpeas also contain vitamin E. Vitamin E has a cell protecting function and is known as a natural anti-aging agent. What can you do with chickpea powder? Because of the protein and fiber,…"

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"Origin Mung beans Mung beans are unknown to many people, have been used for thousands of years in India and China, and yet almost everyone has come into contact with them at some point. Production process Mung beans Bean sprouts are the germ of what will eventually grow into a plant with pods (filled with mung beans). Not only bean sprouts is the way you came into contact with the Mung beans. Food items such as glass noodles are made from the bean. They are easily digestible but also super nutritious. Healthy properties Mung beans Mung beans are high in protein, protein and fiber, but few calories. The beans are rich in potassium (good for heart and blood vessels), folic acid, vitamin B and minerals."

"Flakes of oat In order to make oat flakes, the whole grain is used. So including the bran and germ and not just the starch part of the grain. Oat flakes are therefore always whole grain. Oat flakes are easier and quicker to prepare than the whole grain of oats. As well as being easier to digest. Important reasons why oat flakes are so popular. Benefits of Oat Flakes Oat flakes provide your body with a lot of vitamins. they give you the strength you need to get through the day and satiate your appetite. Oat flakes has many other benefits: they are cholesterol-lowering, a source of antioxidants, provide your body with a lot of energy and they are diuretic. This nutritious oats is delicious in the yogurt, for example, as breakfast. It supports good tooth and bone formation and is also easily digestible."

"Flakes of oat In order to make oat flakes, the whole grain is used. So including the bran and germ and not just the starch part of the grain. Oat flakes are therefore always whole grain. Oat flakes are easier and quicker to prepare than the whole grain of oats. As well as being easier to digest. Important reasons why oat flakes are so popular. Benefits of Oat Flakes Oat flakes provide your body with a lot of vitamins. they give you the strength you need to get through the day and satiate your appetite. Oat flakes has many other benefits: they are cholesterol-lowering, a source of antioxidants, provide your body with a lot of energy and they are diuretic. This nutritious oats is delicious in the yogurt, for example, as breakfast. It supports good tooth and bone formation and is also easily digestible."

"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."

"What is oatmeal? Oatmeal is dried and ground oats. It is full of carbohydrates and therefore energy. It is widely used as feed (horses) and as a raw material for porridge, bread, cakes, muesli and granola. How is oatmeal made? To make oatmeal the whole grain is used. So including bran and germ and not just the starch portion of the grain. Oatmeal is therefore always whole grain. Healthy properties Oatmeal Oatmeal contains many carbohydrates and are therefore a good source of energy for athletes. Oats also contain a lot of manganese. Oats are known for their cholesterol-lowering effect. Finally, oats are the only known type of cereal that contains protein. The quality of this Avenalin protein is comparable to that of soya."

"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."

"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"

"Oatmeal Organic Oatmeal comes from the oat plant (Avena sativa). The plant is about 1.2 meters high. Oats are native to Southeastern Europe and Southeast Asia and it is a cereal grown since 7000 BC. Oatmeal contains many carbohydrates and protein and is therefore a widely used product in the preparation of a breakfast. Production process of oats After harvesting, the oat grain first washed and stripped of the husk, these outer bracts of the grain are not edible. Then the grains are heated and cut into pieces. The cut pieces are then combined and form the oatmeal. Healthy characteristics of oatmeal Oatmeal contains a lot of fiber and have a beneficial effect on the intestines. In addition, oatmeal contains many slow carbohydrates, which ensure that the body longer experience energy and blood sugar remains stable. Finally, oatmeal also ensures that you are less likely to get hungry, because the body is satiated for longer."

"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…"

"History and Origin of Quinoa Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa) is native to South America and has been grown as the main food crop since 6000 years ago. Quinoa was already used by the Incas as a field product. The plant is able to grow under cold, nutrient-poor and dry conditions. The growth period is about 5-6 months. Through crossbreeding, quinoa varieties have been created which can grow in European and North American conditions. In the first half of April the quinoa is sown in Europe and the harvest takes place from mid-September. Production Process Quinoa Flakes After harvest, the quinoa is first cleaned. Then the quinoa is washed to remove the saponin. Then it is dried and the best pieces will be selected by hand. These pieces are soaked to flatten the quinoa. After drying, the quinoa is sieved and then processed into quinoa flakes. Healthy properties Quinoa Flakes <Quinoa flakes are rich in vitamins B2, E, iron, copper and magnesium. Quino…"

"Where does tapioca come from? Tapioca is a tasteless and starchy ingredient and comes from the root of the Manioc plant (Cassava plant, Yucca plant). It is a shrub that can grow between 2 and 5 metres tall. The plant originally comes from South America but was spread around the world by European explorers. Today, the plant is grown mainly in Brazil, Thailand, Indonesia, Zaire and Nigeria. Tapioca applications Tapioca flour is used as a thickener in food (in soups and sauces), medicine (tablets) and animal feed, but is also an important ingredient of prawn crackers."

"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 …"

"Origin of Buckwheat Buckwheat flakes come from the buckwheat (Fagopyrum esculentum), a plant that flourishes in countries around the world. Buckwheat has white to pink flowers. Buckwheat can be used for breakfast, is suitable for baking biscuits, contains many carbohydrates and is easy to digest. It is thought that buckwheat has its origins in China and there was first grown around 1000 BC. In the 15th century Europe was also acquainted with buckwheat. For more information on this product, please refer to the following page: Article Buckwheat Processing Buckwheat Flakes The hulled seeds of the buckwheat plant are first well washed and placed on trays. Then the seeds germinate under controlled temperature and humidity for 24 to 48 hours, or until the germ is fully developed. These developed germs are moved to different trays and dried at …"

"History and Origins Cacao (Theobroma) was first harvested by the Olmecs in Mexico as early as 1000 B.C. At that time it was mainly used for fortifying drinks. Over the years, the Mayas and the Aztecs adopted this use in their cultures. Cocoa became part of ceremonial rituals and cocoa beans were a means of payment. In the 16th century, the Spanish brought cocoa to Europe. In the mid-17th century, it became a popular drink. Cocoa trees were introduced to Asia and West Africa through colonies of various European countries, as there was a rising demand for chocolate in Europe. The cocoa bean is the raw material used in the production of chocolate. These cocoa beans originate from the tropical climates of South America (Ecuador). The Theobroma cacao tree is sacred to the Mayans and Aztecs. The cacao beans from the tree are harvested by hand and the raw beans are then cleaned in natural water and selected for the best quality. This process ensures that the nutritio…"

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Quality: for foodstuffs Processed plant part: seeds Scientific name: Griffonia simplicifolia African black beans, also known as cowpeas or Vigna unguiculata, are a type of legume widely used in African cuisine and valued for their high nutrient content, especially protein and fiber. Our products are sold in bulk. There is a minimum order quantity of 25kg for most of our products. Samples can be provided. Plants2Market is also BIO, HACCP and DIN EN ISO 9001 certified. We also offer the following products: Acerola Field bean Field horsetail African black bean Elecampane Alpha lipoic acid Amla Artichoke Ashwagandha Astaxanthin Valerian Bamboo Beta Glucan ORGANIC Birch leaf ORGANIC Brazilian almond ORGANIC Nettle ORGANIC Broccoli ORGANIC Chaga ORGANIC Chlorella ORGANIC Cranberry ORGANIC Barley grass ORGANIC Ginseng ORGANIC Grapefruit ORGANIC Kale

Processed plant part: seeds Extracting agent: ethanol & water Carrier: maltodextrin Scientific Name: Vicia Faba Field beans, also known as broad beans, are Legumes, which are rich in protein and fiber and are a versatile food source in many culinary traditions. Our products are sold in bulk. There is a minimum order quantity of 25kg for most of our products. Samples can be provided. Plants2Market is also BIO, HACCP and DIN EN ISO 9001 certified. We also offer the following products: Acerola Field bean Field horsetail African black bean Elecampane Alpha lipoic acid Amla Artichoke Ashwagandha Astaxanthin Valerian Bamboo Beta Glucan ORGANIC Birch leaf ORGANIC Brazilian almond ORGANIC Nettle ORGANIC Broccoli ORGANIC Chaga ORGANIC Chlorella ORGANIC Cranberry ORGANIC Barley grass ORGANIC Ginseng ORGANIC Grapefruit ORGANIC Kale ORGANIC Rosehip ORGANIC Blueberry ORGANIC Hedgehog spikenard