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Nutritional Info
| Per 100g | Per Portion (40g) | |
|---|---|---|
| Energy |
1607kJ / 384kcal |
643kJ / 154kcal |
| Fats (of which saturates) |
6.0g (1.0g) |
2.4g (0.4g) |
|
Carbohydrates (of which sugars) |
68.5g (1.5g) |
27.4g (0.6g) |
|
Fibre |
8.8g | 3.5g |
| Protein | 14.2g | 5.7g |
| Salt | 0.02g | 0.01g |
Ingredients
100% Organic Quinoa flakes
How To Use
Flakes are similar to oats when it comes to cooking. We recommend you cook on the hob so that you can get your consistency to your exact liking. If you are short of time however, microwaving is an easy option. Whether you’re using milk or water add 1 cup flakes to 2 cups liquid. 4 minutes on the hob will give you a crunchier texture whilst 8 will make it super smooth. In the microwave, half the time, but keep an eye on it! You might also like to eat them raw by adding into smoothies. Or, you can bake with them in the same way you might bake oats in a flapjack. Enjoy!
Nutritional Info
| Per 100g | Per Portion (40g) | |
|---|---|---|
| Energy |
1607kJ / 384kcal |
643kJ / 154kcal |
| Fats (of which saturates) |
6.0g (1.0g) |
2.4g (0.4g) |
|
Carbohydrates (of which sugars) |
68.5g (1.5g) |
27.4g (0.6g) |
|
Fibre |
8.8g | 3.5g |
| Protein | 14.2g | 5.7g |
| Salt | 0.02g | 0.01g |
Ingredients
100% Organic Quinoa flakes
How To Use
Flakes are similar to oats when it comes to cooking. We recommend you cook on the hob so that you can get your consistency to your exact liking. If you are short of time however, microwaving is an easy option. Whether you’re using milk or water add 1 cup flakes to 2 cups liquid. 4 minutes on the hob will give you a crunchier texture whilst 8 will make it super smooth. In the microwave, half the time, but keep an eye on it! You might also like to eat them raw by adding into smoothies. Or, you can bake with them in the same way you might bake oats in a flapjack. Enjoy!
Quinola Recipes: Heart-warming Quinoa Porridge
Perfect for a winter’s morning, this recipe will give you a healthy start to your day.
How do I cook your products?
Our quinoa comes from the same farms that we’ve been working with for 10+ years. This means we can guarantee the quality and know exactly how it’ll cook.
White Quinoa: 12 minutes
Red Quinoa: 14 minutes
In a pan of boiling water, just like pasta!
Flakes: either in the microwave or on a pan, just like you would porridge oats. 4 mins on the hob gives it a crunchy texture, whereas 8 gives it a smooth and creamy consistency. Half the time in the microwave, depending on your appliance.
Is your packaging recyclable?
We are proud to announce that our grains packs are now recyclable at major supermarkets with bags. Check your local council for kerbside.
Where does your quinoa come from?
Our grains and flakes are sourced directly from cooperatives in Peru. We have been working with the same farms for 10+ years and know the farmers and their families well.
Are they gluten free?
Yes, quinoa is naturally gluten-free and our products are packaged in a protective environment free from allergens.
Why should I eat quinoa?
Quinoa is a superfood. It is a slow release carb which means that it doesn’t spike your blood sugars and keeps you full for longer. This makes it perfect for diabetics, athletes and those wanting to control their weight.
What’s the difference between the Three Colours of quinoa?
White – The smoothest one. Our white quinoa is a dulce variety, so a lot less bitter than many other quinoas that can be found on the market. As a single estate quinoa, you can rely on the consistent quality of our grain. It also has a firm texture, giving our quinoa a lovely bite.
Red – The nuttiest one. Our red quinoa is like the wild rice of quinoas, with a more pronounced nuttiness in its taste. Add some love and colour to your dishes.
Black – The crunchiest one. Our black quinoa is the rarest of quinoas. It has the firmest texture of the range, and a richer flavour similar to brown rice when compared to white rice, with a natural earthiness.
What would I use quinoa flakes for?
We like to replace our oats in the morning for quinoa flakes to add more protein and fibre into our diet. You can add them into smoothies or with water or milk as porridge. You can also bake with them. Check out some Flakes recipes here