
Organic Buckwheat Flakes
Organic buckwheat flakes with a mild, nutty flavor. For porridge, granola, smoothies, burgers and sweet or savory recipes.
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Mild, nutty flavor for every day
- Naturally gluten-free.
- Rich in vegetable protein and fiber.
- Source of magnesium and iron.
- Ideal for sweet and savory recipes.
Why choose it?
- Source of fiber & plant protein
- Naturally gluten-free
- High content of magnesium & iron
- Ideal for muesli, porridge & bars
Description
Buckwheat flakes are an excellent choice for breakfast or snacks. They are naturally gluten-free and a source of protein, fiber and minerals such as magnesium and iron. Ideal for use in muesli, porridge, smoothies or in recipes for bars and pastries.
What are buckwheat flakes?
Buckwheat flakes are made from pre-cooked and dried buckwheat. These are seeds that are not cereals, but are consumed in a similar way, with high nutritional value and are gluten-free.
Nutritional value
| Energy | 1518 kJ/ 358 kcal |
|---|---|
| Fatty | 0.7 gr |
| of which Saturated | 0.50 gr |
| Carbohydrates | 79.6 grams |
| of which Sugars | 0.90 gr |
| Proteins | 7.2 gr |
| Fiber | 2 gr |
| Salt | 0.01 gr |
What to make with buckwheat flakes
Buckwheat flakes are a great choice for those looking to add more fiber to their diet. They have a unique, nutty flavor and a pleasant, triangular texture.
Breakfast:
- Buckwheat porridge: The most classic way to enjoy buckwheat flakes. You can make it with water, milk or a plant-based beverage and sweeten it with honey, maple syrup or fruit. Add nuts, seeds or spices for extra flavor.
- Pancakes or crepes: Replace part of the flour in a pancake or crepe recipe with gluten-free buckwheat flakes for a gluten-free result.
Sweetness:
- Cereal bars: Create your own cereal bars based on buckwheat flakes, adding nuts, honey, seeds and dried fruit.
- Porridge: Make a warm and creamy porridge with buckwheat flakes, milk, and spices.
- Cake: Add buckwheat flakes to a gluten-free cake recipe.
Saltiness:
- Croquettes: Mix buckwheat flakes with grated cheese, vegetables and egg to make delicious and crispy croquettes.
- Panko: Make your own panko from buckwheat flakes to coat chicken, fish or vegetables before baking.
- Sauces: Add buckwheat flakes to sauces to make them richer and creamier.
- Soaking: To improve the flavor and texture of buckwheat flakes, you can soak them in water for 30 minutes before using them.
- Combinations: Buckwheat flakes combine wonderfully with nuts, seeds, fruits, spices and honey.
- Experimentation: Don't be afraid to experiment and create your own recipes with buckwheat flakes.
Additional information
Frequent questions
Does buckwheat have gluten?;
Buckwheat, despite its name, is not a grain and does not naturally contain gluten. If you have celiac disease, check the packaging to see if the product is labeled "gluten-free" due to possible cross-contamination.
How can I consume them?
Raw in yogurt or cooked as porridge.
Are they rich in protein?
Yes, it is a good source of plant-based protein.




