KAMUT® Khorasan Weizen, Vollkorn, ganz, BIO, 1 kg

KAMUT® Khorasan Weizen, Vollkorn, ganz, BIO, 1 kg

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M251S

$13.60

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KAMUT® Khorasan Weizen, Vollkorn, ganz, BIO, 1 kgDieses geschtzte Getreide Produkt bereichert das tgliche Backen und eignet sich fr Brote, Kuchen, Teige und Beilagen. DE KO 001 Diese alte Weizensorte ist der Vorfahre des heutigen Hartweizens. Die Getreidekrner sind etwa doppelt so gross wie normale Weizenkrner. Kamut wird generell hauptschlich in Nordamerika und Sdeuropa angebaut. Andere Gebcke, fr die sonst Weizen oder Dinkel verwendet werden, erhalten durch Kamut einen angenehmen herzhaften,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012