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Discover Ecoidées organic fair trade basil seeds, available now for sale in your online pharmacy. Enjoy all the benefits of this superfood for healthy, tasty cooking.
Basil seeds (Ocimum basilicum) are consumed throughout Asia in exactly the same way as chia seeds, with which they share many advantages, while being unique in terms of texture and nutritional profile.
They are eaten differently in different countries. In India, they are also known as Sabja and are an ingredient in a dessert called Falooda.
Very popular in Thailand, they are used in cold drinks to which they add a much-appreciated gelatinous texture.
In Mauritius, they are known as Toucmaria and are used to make a traditional drink, L'Alooda.
Basil seeds are the basis of many traditional recipes and a source of inspiration for healthy, creative cooking.
Basil seeds are known across cultures and places, and here they come from a peasant culture working in independent collectives. Ethnoscience Ecoidées is part of this commitment to guarantee each independent farmer a fair income for himself and his family.
Ecoidées' Organic Fair Trade Basil Seeds 190g are an invitation to an authentic taste journey, offering intense flavor and a delicate aroma that awakens the senses. Grown using organic and fair-trade methods, these basil seeds preserve all the freshness and richness of this aromatic herb prized in cuisine the world over. Don't let your dishes lack flavor. Use Ecoidées Basil Seeds to enhance your recipes and delight your taste buds with a bewitching fragrance.
By choosing Ecoidées Organic Fair Trade Basil Seeds, you're opting for a superior quality product, grown with respect for the environment and the producing communities. The local farmers who grow these basil seeds are paid fairly for their work, helping to support organic and fair-trade agriculture. Don't compromise your ethics or those of others. With Ecoidées Basil Seeds, you're helping to build a fairer, more caring world.
Ecoidées Basil Seeds offer culinary versatility to enrich a variety of recipes, from traditional dishes to the most daring creations. Whether used to flavor sauces, salads or pasta dishes, or to top pizzas and soups, these basil seeds add a touch of authenticity and freshness to your culinary preparations. Don't let monotony settle in your kitchen. With Ecoidées Basil Seeds, explore new flavors and give free rein to your culinary creativity.
Ecoidées, the specialist in dietary supplements, also offers Organic Chia Seeds 200g at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Excellent as a pudding, swelling the seeds the day before in vegetable or coconut milk. Add spices (cardamom powder, cinnamon, etc.), coconut sugar and banana, pear or mango pieces as desired.
Usage precautions
Keep out of reach of children.
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100% basil seeds*°(Ocimum basilicum).
*Product from organic farming.
°Fair trade product controlled according to Fair for Life standards.
Origin : India.
Net weight : 190 g.
Nutritional declaration Average value per 100g
Energy : 338kcal/1393Kj - 16.90% NRV
Fat: 16.9g - 24.14%VNR
of which saturated fatty acids: 1.5g - 7.50% VNR
Omega 3: 9.1
Omega 6: 3.1
Carbohydrates: 7.8g - 3.00% VNR
Of which sugars: 0.6g - 0.67% VNR
Dietary fiber: 47.1g
Protein: 15.2g - 30.40% VNR
Salt: 0.009g - 0.15% VNR
Iron (mg): 6.6mg - 47.14%VNR
Magnesium (mg): 215mg - 57.33% VNR
VNR: Reference Nutritional Value.
Presentation - Packaging
Ecoidées comes in 190g sachets.
What do basil seeds contain?
High levels of beta-carotene.
Vitamin A, vitamin C and vitamin K.
Minerals such as potassium, magnesium, calcium and iron.
What are the benefits of basil seeds?
How can I use Basil Seeds in my cooking?
Ecoidées Basil Seeds can be used in a variety of ways, including to flavour cooked dishes, sauces, salads, soups and pizzas. You can also grind them to obtain an aromatic basil powder to sprinkle on your favorite dishes.
What are the other health benefits of basil?
Basil is also recognized for its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, which contribute to digestive health, boost the immune system and fight free radicals.
Are these seeds suitable for people on special diets?
Yes, Ecoidées Organic Fair Trade Basil Seeds are generally suitable for most diets, including vegan, gluten-free and ketogenic. However, it is always advisable to consult a health professional before making any significant changes to your diet.
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