Soyana Nama-BioTamari (unpasteurised soy sauce)

Soyana Nama organic barley miso 250g - unpasteurised Unpasteurised organic barley miso from Soyana. Nama means highest quality according to traditional Japanese production methods. In the production of this miso, the soya beans are cooked and then fermented in wooden barrels for 2 years. During fermentation, nutrients are released and probiotic bacteria beneficial to the intestinal flora are formed; each gram contains several million bacteria. It also contains many enzymes that are beneficial for digestion. The usual preservation by pasteurisation is not used. 250 g are sufficient for approx. 41 portions of 6 g/1 teaspoon each. Ingredients Barley grains*, whole soya beans*, mountain spring water, koji (Aspergillus oryzae), sea salt. *From controlled organic cultivation. Use Nama Organic Barley Miso For sauces, salads, soups, green shakes, sushi, dips and spreads. Tip: Roll an espresso spoon of miso into a green lettuce leaf and enjoy the flavour unfolding in your mouth. Nutritional values of organic barley miso per 100g Energy: 598kj / 143kcalFat: 5g,of which saturated fatty acids 1gCarbohydrates 9.1g,of which sugar 4.8gDietary fibre 6.7gProtein 12.7gSalt 10.37g. Contains gluten. Cholesterol free. Allergens: soya, barley.

Organic almond puree (almond paste) from Soyana in raw food quality Update: The Soyana almond puree from Italy is available again as normal and the 1kg versionof Naturkostbar's white almond puree remains in the range. Urs Hochstrasser, Swiss raw food pioneer, co-developed this white organic almond puree and has been using it in his raw food gourmet cuisine for over 20 years. Almond puree is sometimes also known as almond butter or almond butter. Properties of Soyana organic almond puree White almond purees are usually made from blanched almonds. The brown skin of the almond can be easily removed by briefly cooking it in boiling water. Soyana almond puree is one of the few in raw food quality and is never heated above 40° during production. Only selected organic Sicilian almonds are used for production. You can find out why this raw food almond puree is a blessing for us all in the YouTube video from Welt der Gesundheit with Urs Hochstrasser from 21.07.2022. Why eat almond puree? Almond puree is very nutritious, has a delicious almond flavour and a slightly sweet note. Due to its creamy consistency, it is not only suitable for smoothies & co. but can also be enjoyed as a snack. Almond puree contains lecithin (even more than eggs) and enables the emulsification (mixing) of fats and water. This is very important for the airy consistency of smoothies and sauces. Recommendations for use The almond puree is suitable in vegan cuisine instead of Dairy products for milkshakes, smoothies and soups Eggs for sauces, creams and desserts of all kinds (e.g. with carob powder). as well as for spreads. Tip 1: Mix3 tablespoons of almond puree with 5 litres of water to make a nutritious almond milk in no time at all. If you like it sweet, apple syrup, agave syrup and yacon syrup as well as carob powder are suitable for sweetening. Tip 2: Vegan royal sauce according to Urs Hochastrasser. Place 2-3 tablespoons of almond puree with the juice of a lemon and an orange and 1 litre of water in an open blender. Then, with the blender running, slowly pour in 2.5dl apricot kernel oil and 1dl water in between. You can experiment with the quantities of oil and water. The more oil, the firmer the consistency. Finally, season to taste. The royal sauce can be stored in the fridge for 1 week. Good best-before date We regularly order new batches from Soyana, which is why the best-before date of the almond puree is usually between 9 and 12 months. It is therefore worth ordering at least 3 pieces, as we then offer a 5% quantity discount and free postage (from an order value of CHF 100). Nutritional values of organic almond puree per 100g Energy 2582 kJ / 625 kcalTotal fat 55.6g, of which - of which saturated fatty acids 4.2g - of which monounsaturated fatty acids 39g - of which polyunsaturated fatty acids 10.8g - of which cholesterol 0gCarbohydrates 5.2g, - of which sugar 4.9gDietary fibre 10.4gProtein 20.8gWater 4.5g Calcium 249mg (31% *of the recommended daily intake)Iron 3.96mg (28% *)Sodium 16.8mgPhosphorus 498mg (71% *)Magnesium 198mg (53% *)Potassium 813mg (40% *) VitaminsA 18.1µgE 24.7mg (205% *)B1 0.21mg (19% *)B2 0.53mg (37% *)Niacin (PP or B3) 3.1mg (19% *) Nutritional information comes from the Soyana homepage. Organic certificates Link Easy-Cert organic company information

Organic apple syrup from Swiss organic apples Update: The Soyana apple syrup in raw food quality is finally available again. We still have a few jars of Biofarm apple syrup (interim solution, not raw food, but organic Swiss) and are selling them on request with a 50% discount for CHF 6.40 instead of CHF 12.80 -> 044 586 27 27. This organic apple syrup was developed by Swiss raw food pioneer Urs Hochstrasser to "sweeten life with a clear conscience". Soyana produces the organic apple syrup in raw food quality from 100% Swiss organic apples according to Urs' strict guidelines. Gentle thickening at below 43° C preserves many enzymes and nutrients (in contrast to many other sweeteners that are pasteurised). Use of organic apple syrup With its fruity apple flavour, it is ideal for sweetening smoothies, raw food desserts and cakes. In combination with tart or malty dry powders such as cocoa and maca, we recommend using caramelised agave syrup (raw food) or yacon syrup (not raw food) for reasons of flavour. Nutritional values of apple syrup per 100ml Energy value 1390 kJ / 327 kcal,Fat 0g,carbohydrates 81g,of which fruit sugar 72.1g,of which D-fructose 43.2g and D-glucose 16g and sucrose 13g,protein 0.6g,salt 0.05g. Ingredients 100% organic apples Additional information Organic apple syrup Contents: 5dl/700g. Packaging: PET bottle. Made in Switzerland from Swiss organic apples. purely plant-based (vegan); lactose-free; gluten-free; allergens: free; intolerances: none

Organic camelina oil, cold-pressed from Swiss camelina seeds Update: Naturkostbar has discontinued camelina oil. As an alternative, we have now added the oil from Oelerei Fehraltorf to our range. It is also made from Swiss organic camelina in raw food quality. This golden-yellow organic camelina oil is obtained from Swiss camelina seeds and pressed at temperatures below 30 degrees Celsius. To maintain the raw food quality, the producer uses a special water-cooled oil mill. Camelina oil is very rich (approx. 35%) in omega 3 fatty acids, also known as alpha-linolenic acid. In contrast to linseed oil, camelina oil has a much longer shelf life (becomes bitter much less quickly) and still has a high proportion of polyunsaturated fatty acids. Use of camelina oil With its wonderful taste, which is reminiscent of peas, camelina oil is ideal for flavouring vegetable dishes, salads and dip sauces. Like most cold-pressed oils, this camelina oil is sensitive to heat and is therefore primarily suitable for use in cold dishes. Toxic compounds can form when heated to high temperatures, e.g. when frying. To preserve the quality of the oil for as long as possible, we recommend storing camelina oil in the refrigerator. Nutritional values of camelina oil per 100g Energy value 3400kJ/830kcalFat 92gof which monounsaturated fatty acids 29gof which polyunsaturated fatty acids 53gof which saturated fatty acids 9gCarbohydrates 0gthereof sugar 0gDietary fibre 0gProtein 0gSalt 0.0gVitamin E 17.5mg (146%*) * Reference quantity/daily dose for an average adult (8400kJ/2000kcal)

Cold-pressed high-oleic organic sunflower oil from Soyana This certified organic high-oleic sunflower oil comes from specially cultivated sunflowers. It contains approx. 75% monounsaturated fatty acids and is therefore particularly suitable for heating and frying. Normal sunflower oil, on the other hand, contains only approx. 23% monounsaturated (omega-9 fatty acids), but around 60% polyunsaturated fatty acids. Safflower oil, tree nut oil, pumpkin seed oil and linseed oil also have a high proportion (>50%) of polyunsaturated fatty acids, so-called MUFS. These are essential omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, which the body needs to produce important endogenous substances. Essential means that our body cannot produce these fatty acids itself, which is why we need to consume 19g per day through our diet. The oils mentioned are basically healthy as long as they are not heated. This is because the MUFAs break down and toxic degradation products and free radicals are formed. Therefore, use high-oleic oils (also known as HO or HOLL), coconut oil (contains many saturated fatty acids) or frying butter for frying. You can find a somewhat older but clear article in the Ktipp of 8 September 2009. Production and origin Sunflower oil is produced in Italy. The pressed sunflower seeds come from the European Union. Nutritional values of High-Oleic Organic Sunflower Oil per 100ml Energy values 3700 kJ / 900 kcalFat 100gof which saturated fatty acids 7gmonounsaturated fatty acids 75gPolyunsaturated fatty acids 13gCarbohydrates 0gSugar 0gProtein 0gSalt 0gVitamin E approx. 50mg

The sprouted marinated tree nuts are now called Edelsnäck Tree Nut Fiesta Naturkostbar sprouts the wild-collected Swiss tree nuts and flavours them after gentle drying (below 40°C) with a delicious rosemary-tamari marinade - yummy! Origin and processing The walnuts come from old, majestic walnut trees in the Swiss Seeland. Local farmers collect the wild-grown nuts by hand. A Swiss nutcracker carefully removes the hard shells. Naturkostbar allows the tree nuts to germinate so that they can develop their full nutritional potential. The second important processing step is marinating. The marinade contains Nama organic tamari soya sauce, rosemary, coconut blossom sugar, salt and garlic. Natural flavour The result is crunchy, flavoursome and sweet tree nuts. They have a balanced nutty flavour and a gentle rosemary aroma. ✓ Swiss wild harvests ✓ Organic, vegan and raw food quality ✓ Sprouted ✓ Gluten-free Use of marinated tree nuts The delicious rosemary tree nuts are perfect for any aperitif or as a topping for salads and as brain food for the office. Ingredients Tree nuts**, tamari*, coconut blossom sugar*, tree nut oil, garlic powder*, rock salt. *from organic farming, **germinated Nutritional information for marinated tree nuts Energy / nutrient per 100gg/mg/μg%*1*1 Reference amount/daily intake for an average adult (8400kJ/2000kcal) Energy 2792kJ (677kcal) 33% fat 62.9g 90% of which saturated fatty acids 5.63g 28% Carbohydrates 11.9g 5% thereof sugar 5.2g 6% protein 14.3g 29% salt 1.25g 21%