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Organic Fonio - 2kg Reviews

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Organic Fonio is a seed that works like a grain - move over Quinoa!
Organic Fonio is nothing new, but its debut in the health food world is. It is a source of protein and is a perfect addition to a vegan or vegetarian diet, due to its high amounts of the amino acids methionine and cysteine.  Just one serving of fonio contains around 10% of an adult's daily recommended intake of amino acids.

It is the smallest seed in the millet family and can be used in so many ways. This ancient food is classed as a 'pseudo-grain' because although we use it as a grain it is actually a seed.   This means it is higher in nutrients and protein than most grains.

Our organic fonio hails from Burkina Faso which is a mountainous area of Western Africa.  It has been a staple food for there thousands of years and it works well in a wide range of sweet and savoury recipes.

We stock a wide range of naturally gluten free grains and 'pseudo grains'. Try our Organic Red Quinoa or Organic Buckwheat Groats.

Ingredients: Organic Fonio

Origin: Burkina Faso

Allergen Information: Packed on premises that handle gluten, tree nuts, sesame, soya, peanuts, celery, mustard

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Posted 5 months ago
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“Great quality Fonio. Have it for breakfast nearly every day with berries and almond butter. It fills me up”
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Posted 9 months ago
“It has a strong taste and was hard to consume”
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Posted 1 year ago
“Versatile grain - perfect for porridge”
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Posted 2 years ago
“Top quality”
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Posted 2 years ago
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Posted 3 years ago
“Great products, as always.”
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Posted 3 years ago