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Kale the superfood from Germany:
Most people probably only know kale as a tasty and hearty meal during the cold days of fall and winter. There is a reason for this, because in Europe cabbage dishes traditionally play a major role in the diet, as they are very rich in nutrients such as vitamin C and vitamin K, potassium and calcium, etc. Winter vegetables such as kale have therefore always helped people to survive times of privation. In dried and powdered form, kale is one of the domestic superfoods and thus joins the ranks of many other healthy foods that have actually been known for centuries but are often only being rediscovered nowadays. These include blueberries , chaga mushrooms , barley grass and rosehip, as well as high-quality plant proteins such as hemp protein and pumpkin seed protein. The portfolio of high-quality local superfoods is therefore not even that small. The advantage is obvious: transport distances are short and the environmental impact is therefore low. In addition, buying regional organic products also supports environmental and species protection, as organic farmers create flower strips and hedges on the edges of their fields, for example, which provide shelter for insects and birds.
Kale plants in the field
Kale - global success with a history:
Kale is found throughout the European continent, but is also grown in Asia, on the African continent and in the USA. There, kale is called "kale" and has been on the lips of nutrition-conscious people for several years due to its high nutritional value. This is often as part of a counter-movement to widespread fast food. In Germany, it is also known as winter cabbage, curly kale or brown cabbage and other names. Its origins probably go back to the ancient Greeks and Romans, although they probably knew little about the word "superfood".Processing, use and ingredients Kale is a superfood because it is gently dried and pulverized to retain all of its valuable ingredients, most of which it loses when cooked. For example, it loses almost 90 % of the abundant vitamin C it contains when heated and a lot of the potassium it contains is lost when cooked, as this is easily soluble in water. The powdered form is therefore a sensible alternative, which can, for example It can be used perfectly in smoothies, for example, and is also easy to take with you when traveling. Our organic kale is gently dried directly after harvesting and ground into a fine and aromatic powder, which guarantees that the healthy ingredients are retained. The following nutrients are particularly worth mentioning. What percentage of the daily requirement of nutrients is contained in 10g kale powder? 80% beta-carotene (vitamin A) 227% vitamin K 10% vitamin B2 8% vitamin B3 9% vitamin B5 10% vitamin B6 7% potassium 13% calcium 9% iron
Recipe suggestion kale curry
You can find creative recipes based on our products in our blog and recipe section .
Vegetable quiche with kale, turmeric & thyme
Millet meatballs with kale powder and hemp protein
Vegetable lasagne with kale béchamel and rosemary