До 55%
Club - Най-добра стойност
До 55% отстъпка. Идеално за по-големи поръчки. Фиксирани ниски цени за всеки продукт плюс безплатна доставка над €50
20%
Loyalty - вие сте в него
Перфектно за по-малки, чести пазарувания. 20% отстъпка за нашите марки*, безплатна доставка над €50 и точки при всяка поръчка.
Кладенец
Stock & Prep - Stock & Bite
Основни продукти за кладенеца и ежедневни закуски. Вече на най-ниската цена за всички.
До 55%
Club - Най-добра стойност
До 55% отстъпка. Идеално за по-големи поръчки. Фиксирани ниски цени за всеки продукт плюс безплатна доставка над €50
Organic Roasted Buckwheat
GMO Free | Vegan | Source of Fibre
Kasha is darker in colour, crunchier and has a more refined flavour than raw buckwheat. It is generally better suited to savoury dishes which tend to compliment its toasted flavour. Kasha can still be used in just the same manner as raw buckwheat making a good alternative to rice and porridge.
Organic Roasted Buckwheat
GMO Free | Vegan | Source of Fibre
Kasha is darker in colour, crunchier and has a more refined flavour than raw buckwheat. It is generally better suited to savoury dishes which tend to compliment its toasted flavour. Kasha can still be used in just the same manner as raw buckwheat making a good alternative to rice and porridge.
Quinoa Tabbouleh
Sweet Potato, Quinoa & Bean Burger
Roasted Aubergine & Tomato Stew
Wild Rice, Tomato & Rocket Balsamic Salad
Banana Breakfast Oats
Banana & Strawberry Pancakes
We’ve had some questions and reviews from customers regarding how to cook our roasted buckwheat. Well ask, and you shall surely receive! Keep on reading to find out how to make flawless Kasha.
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