BIO Cha Soba Japanese Buckwheat noodles HAKUBAKU 200 g
Parameters
Brand
:
HAKUBAKU
Energy
353 kcal
17,65%
Net weight
:
200g
Fat
0.9g
1,29%
Saturated fatty acids
0.2g
1%
Storage
:
Store in a dry and cool place, out of direct sunlight.
Carbohydrates
72g
27,69%
Best use before
:
until the date indicated on the packaging.
Sugars
0.2g
0,22%
Manufacturer
:
Hakubaku Australia Pty Ltd., 7 Waringa Drive, Wendouree, Victoria 3355 Australia
Proteins
11.4g
22,80%
Salt
0.007g
0,17%
Country of origin
:
Australia
Nutritional values
:
/ 100g
Cha Soba noodles are soba noodles made from buckwheat and wheat flour with the added ingredient of fresh green tea leaves. In Japan, Cha Soba is considered a delicacy and is only consumed on very special occasions. The green tea flavour does not suit some dishes. Both buckwheat and green tea are considered by many to have substantial health benefits as a regular part of a diet.
Manufacturer:Hakubaku
EAN:
837328000067
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Availability
In Stock (Packaging: 1 Pack): 82
Availability: In stock
4,17 €
Packaging: 1 Pack: 2,86 €
14,30 €/Kg
✔ Suitable for 🍜🌿
- preparation of traditional Japanese buckwheat soba noodles
- light cold and hot Asian dishes
- lovers of buckwheat flavor and Japanese cuisine
- combination with soy sauce, sesame, seaweed or fresh vegetables
- simple homemade meals inspired by Japanese cuisine
- 🌿Delicate taste thanks to the addition of high-quality organic green tea (matcha), which gives the noodles freshness and elegant color.
- ✅Double BIO certification (ACO & EU BIO) — a guarantee of the highest purity and quality.
- Traditional Japanese style of preparation — ideal for preparing authentic dishes like Zaru Soba.
BIO wheat flour 97%, BIO buckwheat flour 1%, BIO green tea powder 2%, water.
Contains wheat and buckwheat flour (gluten).
- Energy: 1480 kJ / 353 kcal
- Fats: 0.9 g
– of which saturated fatty acids: 0.2 g - Carbohydrates: 72 g
– of which sugars: 0.2 g - Protein: 11.4 g
- Fiber: 4.2 g
- Salt: 0.007 g
- Cold Soba Salads — fresh and light, perfect for hot days, combine with soy sauce, spring onions, and sesame.
- Hot Asian soups — great with Miso, Shoyu or mildly spicy broths.
- Zaru Soba — a classic Japanese dish served with Tsuyu dipping sauce.
- They go great with tofu, shrimp, salmon or chicken pieces.
After cooking, rinse the noodles with cold water — they will have a firmer texture and won't stick together.
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