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Raw pumpkin seeds, crushed

Pumpkin seed raw cold: Nutritious source, rich in fatty acids, proteins and vitamins seed for a healthy lifestyle.

Price range: 0.49€ through 4.90€
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SKU: BA64424
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Natural energy & nutritional value

  • Rich in vegetable protein.
  • It contains beneficial fatty acids.
  • Ideal for snacks or adding to meals.
  • Unprocessed – raw natural form.

Why choose Pumpkin Seed Raw Crumbs

  • Good source of plant-based protein
  • 100% herbal product
  • Rich in zinc & magnesium
  • Ideal for salads & granola

Description

Raw pumpkin seeds, or unpeeled pumpkin seeds, are a nutritional treasure trove rich in protein, good fats and important trace elements. Their natural, unprocessed form makes them an ideal choice for a healthy diet, both as a snack and as an addition to many recipes.

Where is it used?

  • Salads: As a topping for extra crunch and nutritional value.
  • Energy bars & granola: Supplements recipes with nutrients.
  • Smoothies & yogurt: For a healthy and filling breakfast or snack.
  • Doughs & bakery products: In or on bread, breadsticks, bagels.
  • As a snack: Pure or mixed with other nuts.

 

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Frequent questions

What is pumpkin seed?

It is the seed from the inside of the pumpkin, rich in protein, good fats and minerals.

Are raw pumpkin seeds edible?

Yes, it can be eaten raw, either on its own or as an addition to recipes.

Are pumpkin seeds good for the prostate?

Yes, it has been shown to support prostate health and help improve urinary function.

What is the difference between raw and roasted pumpkin seeds?

Raw preserves its nutrients to the fullest, while roasted has a more intense flavor but a possible reduction in its nutritional value.

What do pumpkin seeds go best with?

It goes perfectly with yogurt, smoothies, salads, baked goods or just as a snack.

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