Organic unpeeled hemp seeds 1kg

€9.25

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From certified organic agriculture
No artificial colourants or preservatives
Great source of plant-based protein
Perfect for refining savoury dishes and baking

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Do you already know everything about the incredible versatility of hemp, and are also familiar with some of our most popular hemp products like hemp protein? Then you are ready for unpeeled hemp seeds. No worries, the skin of these tiny seeds is perfectly edible, and it actually adds to their taste. Their unique nutty flavour will make hemp seeds become one of your favourite porridge, muesli, and salad ingredients. Moreover, they are very high in fibre and protein! And luckily we have you covered with a practical and convenient one-kilo bag. Awesome, right?

Superfood with a history

The hemp plant is undoubtedly one of the oldest useful plants. Many thousands of years ago, hemp was already highly valued in its homeland of Central Asia because of its versatile benefits. Nowadays, the hemp plant is experiencing a real renaissance, as more and more people are discovering the benefits of the plant for themselves. In terms of nutrition, the focus is particularly on hemp seeds - if the term superfood had been known back then, you would have been the epitome of it! For example, the phosphorus they contain contributes to the maintenance of normal bones and teeth. Unhulled, the hemp seeds remain crunchy and have an intense nutty flavour - ideal for enhancing your dishes with this topping.

Natural Nutrient bomb

Hemp seeds are a good source of protein and rich in omega-3 fatty acids. Unhulled hemp seeds are convincing in terms of their ingredients. They contain a full 20 g of protein per 100 g and provide you with all the essential amino acids - these are not produced by the body and must therefore be supplied through food. Such a complete source of protein is extremely rare in the plant world, which is why hemp seeds are also of particular interest to the vegans among us! Compared to hulled hemp seeds you can even count on a slightly higher fibre content due to the hull. Perfect to add to your porridge, salad or baking creations and give them a new touch!

Our special hemp seeds

As a superfood, hemp seeds are versatile and provide strong competition for well-known products such as chia seeds and linseeds. Our unhulled hemp seeds from organic cultivation come from allotment gardeners in Austria and are free from any additives. After harvesting, they end up in our practical value pack and make their way directly into your pantry. 100% natural, versatile - and super tasty.

Average nutritional values	per 100 g
Calorific value (in kj/kcal)	1884 / 456
Fat	32 g
thereof saturated fatty acids	3.2 g
Carbohydrates	7.4 g
thereof sugar	6.7 g
Dietary fiber	31 g
Protein	20 g
Salt	0.1 g

Product number:	HANF_001
Best before date	15.11.2024
Origin	France
Organic Origin	EU / non-EU agriculture
Content	1 kg
Manufacturer	KoRo
EAN/GTIN	4260335832288
Data sheet	Specification
Organic control body & Organic origin	DE-ÖKO-006
Nutrition traces	Nutrition traces
Shipping	Delivery time outside of Germany
Company	KoRo Handels GmbH Hauptstraße 26, 10827 Berlin
Storage Advice	Store in a cool and dry place, away from light.
Ingredients	100% hemp seeds* *from organic agriculture
Cross contamination	May contain traces of GLUTEN.
Trade Name	Organic unpeeled hemp seeds
Label note	Ingredients, nutritional values, and packaging may change. For exact information, please check the product description.
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Varieties & origins

Unpeeled

Unpeeled hemp seeds have a nutty and aromatic taste

Hemp, or industrial hemp, is a variety of the Cannabis sativa plant species that is grown specifically for the industrial uses of its derived products. 25 kinds of hemp are grown worldwide. Besides being used in the textile industry (hemp fibres are very resistant), hemp is cultivated for its seeds, which are incredibly rich in oil and nutrients. Hemp originates from China, where, in 2800 BC was already being used for making ropes. Today, commercial hemp's global acreage is between 60,000 and 100,000 hectares on average, with yearly fluctuations. In 2018, Cina, Canada, and the EU counted 150.000 hectares in total among them. More exact numbers are unknown, The numbers on the map date from 2017 and indicate the cultivation in hectares.

Production

It must convince us

Many have tried, but only one made it: at our tasting, we agreed on the best hemp mousse for you.

Large, beautiful leaves

Hemp is easy to cultivate for two reasons: it is a fairly thick-growing plant that leaves no space to weeds

A superplant

In late summer, the first seeds are ready to be harvested. The plant is just 10 cm tall, but, trust us, it is more than enough! Cosmetics, clothing and accessories, seeds for your muesli and bread: the incredible hemp can do all of this.

The next dizzy round

Everything spins around - but only for our hemp seeds. Before they can be processed into our delicious hemp cream, they are roasted in these drums.

Hemp seeds dream of becoming our butter!

Once roasted, the hemp seeds are now placed in these machines - they waited a long time for it! The resulting cream is then filled into jars and is then ready for your order.

Sometimes we make a big mess: before our products are uploaded to our shop, they are treated to a professional photo shoot. Our beautiful hemp butter is stirred, poured, and styled until everything looks good enough for our photographers. Let us not think

Manchmal ist das eine große Sauerei: Bevor unsere Produkte in den Shop kommen, spendieren wir ihnen ein professionelles Fotoshooting. Dabei wird gerührt, geschüttet und verteilt, bis alles gut aussieht. Geputzt werden muss danach aber immer.

Questions & answers: Organic unpeeled hemp seeds 1kg

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Are the unhulled hemp seeds vegan?

Yes, we get only 100% unhulled hemp seeds in the bag and thus the product is purely vegetable. This makes the hemp seeds ideal for many vegan creations such as baked goods, smoothies or porridges!

How much protein do hemp seeds contain?

With a whopping 20 g of protein per 100 g, hemp seeds contain more protein than some types of meat. In addition, they convince as one of the only plants with a complete amino acid profile. This makes them an excellent source of protein - and thus also interesting for the pumpers among us.

Are the organic hemp seeds germinable unhulled?

Yes, the organic hemp seeds unhulled can germinate. To do this, carefully place the hemp seeds on a moistened kitchen roll towel and cover them with a second moistened towel. It is important not to touch the hemp seeds with your fingers, as they are very sensitive. Rather use a clean spoon or tweezers for this purpose. Then cover the moistened kitchen roll towels with an inverted plate and re-moisten the towels once a day. After 3 days the hemp seeds will germinate.

How should hemp seeds be stored?

The hemp seeds should be stored in a cool and dry place in an airtight container. Otherwise, due to the fatty acids they contain, the seeds can go rancid relatively quickly. However, under these optimal conditions, their shelf life can be up to one year.

What should I pay attention to when using the hemp seeds?

One thing in advance: Our hemp seeds are seeds of the so-called edible hemp and therefore have no intoxicating effect. In addition, our hemp seeds may not be used for sowing. However, if you want to use the hemp seeds to refine your dishes, all possibilities are open to you. Our hemp seeds enrich many delicious dishes with their intense nutty flavor and are versatile.

Do I use hemp seeds better hulled or unhulled?

Since there is no better or worse in this case, the decision is entirely up to you. Unhulled hemp seeds are a bit crunchier and more flavorful due to the shell. Thus, they may be better suited as a topping, while hulled hemp seeds can be used very well for baking. Due to the shell, unhulled hemp seeds also have a slightly higher proportion of dietary fiber.

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