Red Football Lentils (13228) have the appearance of orange/red football lentils with product specific flavor and aroma. It's country of origin is Turkey and is an acceptable food ingredient for vegetarians, vegans, and lacto-vegetarians that provides a high protein content. Dried lentils can be used to make nourishing soup or the cooked lentils can be added to salads and main-course dishes. Pureed lentils can be used to make croquettes. This Lentils product is packaged in a 25 kg layered paper bag.
Dutch Organic International Trade is a supplier of organic ingredients used in the Food, Beverage, and Nutrition industry. With a philosophy of creating an all-around better world, it is committed to quality organic raw materials, recyclable packaging, and fair trade practices. Dutch Organic’s product range includes Lemon Juice, Carob Powder, Whey Powder, Dried Apple Pieces, Spelt Flour, and more.
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