Ecoidées Organic Whole Peeled Tiger Nuts 350 g is a source of vegetable protein that provides energy and vitality. It has a mild, sweet taste.
Ecoidées whole Tiger Nuts have an inimitable taste. Tiger nuts have a wide range of nutritional properties. It is a source of easily digestible plant proteins, numerous minerals and trace elements (notably potassium, phosphorus, iron, calcium, magnesium), vitamin E and insoluble fiber.
Yellow nutsedge is a highly prized tuber in Spain, forming the basis of a specific drink from the Valencia region, called Horchata de Chufa.
It can be eaten whole as is, and you'll be seduced by its very pleasant, incredibly mild and naturally sweet taste. It is distinguished by its high fiber content.
This sachet of souchet ecoidées is certified organic.
Ecoidées Organic Peeled Tiger Nuts are exceptionally rich in plant proteins, providing a natural source of energy and vitality. Carefully harvested and expertly prepared, peeled Tiger Nuts provide a unique taste experience, with a mild, sweet flavor that will delight your taste buds.
Whole peeled Tiger Nuts are packed with essential nutrients such as protein, fiber, healthy fats and minerals. By incorporating Tiger Nuts into your diet, you benefit from a complete nutrient intake that helps to strengthen your immune system, improve digestion and boost your energy levels on a daily basis.
Ecoidées Organic Peeled Whole Tiger Nuts are versatile and delicious. Add it to smoothies, yoghurts, salads or cereals to enrich your meals with a touch of crunch and sweetness. Perfect as a healthy, nourishing snack, peeled Tiger Nut accompanies you everywhere, whether at home, at work or on your travels.
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This Tiger Nuts has been peeled to remove part of its husk, which can be quite strong for some. Softer, it can be eaten like almonds. It will be even softer if left to soak overnight in a container of water.
This very crunchy tuber is best eaten as is, its delicious taste only revealing itself after thorough chewing.
On a diet, it's a great way to quell hunger pangs. It can be nibbled for its replenishing power, to avoid falling back on too-sweet foods.
Precautions for use :
Despite its many benefits, it is advisable to consult a health professional before starting any new supplementation, especially if you are pregnant, breast-feeding or undergoing medical treatment.
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100% peeled Tiger Nuts* (Cyperus esculentus).
*Certified organic by Ecocert (FR-BIO-01).
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Ecoidées Organic Whole Peeled Tiger Nuts is available from your online pharmacy in 300 g sachets.
Derived from the chufa plant native to Africa and the Mediterranean basin, souchet has a sweet flavor and an amber color, distinguished by its slightly tiger-like appearance. This tuber is gluten-free, so people who are allergic to it or who can't tolerate it can eat it without worry.
What's the best way to eat whole, peeled Tiger Nuts?
Peeled whole nutsedge can be eaten as is as a snack, or added to your favorite recipes to enrich their nutritional value. It can also be used in desserts, energy bars or homemade plant milk.
Is this product suitable for people on special diets?
Yes, Ecoidées Organic Peeled Whole Tiger Nuts is suitable for most diets, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and lactose-free. It's a nutritious, versatile option for anyone looking to adopt a healthy, balanced diet.
How do I store whole peeled Tiger Nuts?
To preserve its freshness and nutritional qualities, we recommend storing whole peeled Tiger Nuts in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Once opened, transfer to an airtight container to extend shelf life.
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