Description
If LOOV raw buckwheat is light in color, then why is the buckwheat sold in grocery stores often dark brown? To discard the hulls, industrial buckwheat producers steam the grains at around 80 °C, until the grains swell and shed their hulls. The grains are then dried and separated from the hulls. However, these grains will become dead food within two months - the grains will not sprout, and will only give trace elements and calories to our bodies. LOOV s lightly colored raw buckwheat is alive because the grains are hulled in mechanically operated mills. Buckwheat does not contain gluten (cereal grain protein). Easy to prepare and cook. Raw buckwheat groats are a staple for your pantry. They do not contain any dirty hulls and can be used straight out of the pack. LOOV large raw buckwheat groats can be roasted, boiled or consumed raw, retaining all the nutrients found in buckwheat. Use for porridge, salads, muesli, granola, stews, risotto. Good for grainy porridge, sprouts (buckwheat sprouts go well in smoothies and salads), salads, added to stews, muesli or granola.
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