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GIANT BEANS GREEK HARVEST

GIANT BEANS GREEK HARVEST

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With all the power of Greek nature, giants have an excellent taste and are ideal for delicious, traditional recipes. They have high content of phosphorus, iron, manganese, potassium, magnesium, vitamin B1 but also proteins and edible fibers.

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Rich in Protein

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Gluten-free

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Low Glycemic Index

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High in Dietary Fibre

NUTRITION INFORMATION
ENERGY 1115kj/267kcal
FAT 1,9 g
SATURATED 0,3 g
CARBOHYDRATES 42.8g
SUGARS 2,1 g
PROTEINS 19,6 g
SALT 0,0 g

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    NUTRITION INFORMATION
    ENERGY 1072kj/253kcal
    FAT 2,14 g
    SATURATED 0,31 g
    CARBOHYDRATES 38.0g
    SUGARS 3,8 g
    PROTEINS 20,4 g
    SALT 0,018 g

    BROWN MEDIUM LENTILS

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    Rich in Protein

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    NUTRITION INFORMATION
    ENERGY 1320kj/312 kcal
    FAT 1.29g
    SATURATED 0.22g
    CARBOHYDRATES 52,2g
    SUGARS 1,2g
    PROTEINS 22,9g
    SALT 0,02g

    LARGE BEANS

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    Beans are a good source of vitamins, trace elements and fiber, gluten free and are ideal for recipes such as bean soup with sausage.

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    High in Dietary Fibre

    NUTRITION INFORMATION
    ENERGY 992kj/234kcal
    FAT 1,83 g
    SATURATED 0,36 g
    CARBOHYDRATES 32.4g
    SUGARS 1,4 g
    PROTEINS 22,0 g
    SALT 0,005 g

    BROWN FINE LENTILS

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    With almost 9 grams of protein and 8 grams of fiber per cooked serving, lentils are slightly higher in protein and fiber than black beans and chickpeas. The folate content present in lentils helps prevent neural tube defects in women, aids in the formation of red blood cells and in maintaining homocysteine levels, which keeps hypertension in check. Adding lentils to soups, casseroles and meat sauces to add extra texture and flavor as well as lower their fat level.

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    High in Dietary Fibre

    NUTRITION INFORMATION
    ENERGY 1263kj/302kcal
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    PROTEINS 23,9 g
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