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  • Sprouted Moong Flour — 500g | 24g Plant Protein | Enzyme-Active | Easy to Digest | Rootz Organics UAE
  • Sprouted Moong Flour — 500g | 24g Plant Protein | Enzyme-Active | Easy to Digest | Rootz Organics UAE

Sprouted Moong Flour — 500g | 24g Plant Protein | Enzyme-Active | Easy to Digest | Rootz Organics UAE

SKU: 0722981197967

AED 14.95
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The same mung bean you cook in dal — but sprouted, dried, and milled. Sprouting transforms a legume. Enzymes activate, anti-nutrients break down, protein becomes more bioavailable, Vitamin C is created. The highest-protein flour in the Rootz range: 24g plant protein per 100g. Alkaline-forming, enzyme-active, lighter on the stomach than chickpea (besan) flour.

Product description

WHY SPROUTING MAKES THE DIFFERENCE

Mung beans contain anti-nutrients (phytic acid, lectins, protease inhibitors) that block mineral absorption and reduce protein digestibility.

When sprouted (germinated 24–48 hours):

— Phytase breaks down phytic acid → iron absorption increases up to 8-fold

— Amylase + protease enzymes pre-digest starch and protein → more bioavailable

— Vitamin C synthesised during germination → further enhances iron absorption

— Anti-nutrients reduced by 50–70%

Result: protein 15–30% more bioavailable than unsprouted mung flour.

SPROUTED MOONG vs BESAN:

Besan is heavy and causes bloating in many people. Sprouted Moong Flour is lighter, alkaline-forming, higher in bioavailable protein, and more neutral in flavour.

HOW TO USE:

1. Savoury pancakes & omelettes (high-protein everyday staples)
     Whisk 1 cup flour with ¾ cup water, salt, cumin, and green chilli. Pan-fry into chillas or pour thinner for a sprouted moong omelette—light, protein-rich, and highly digestible.

2. Middle Eastern & global cooking
    Use as a protein-rich binder for falafel, kofta, or vegetable fritters, or as a base for savoury herb pancakes

3. Smoothies & shakes (invisible protein boost)
    Add 2 tbsp to smoothies or shakes for an easy 5–7g plant protein without altering taste or texture.

4. Soups & stews
     Whisk 1–2 tbsp into soups, shorba, or broths as a clean, protein-rich thickener.

5. Baking & flatbreads
    Blend 30–50% into doughs for rotis, flatbreads, pancakes, or waffles to enhance protein and improve satiety.

6. Fermented batters (protein upgrade)
    Replace a portion of rice in dosa or idli batter to increase protein while keeping familiar taste and texture

7. Traditional sweets
     Make nourishing ladoo with ghee, jaggery, and cardamom for a wholesome, protein-rich treat.

8. Baby food (from 7 months)
     Cook into a smooth porridge for a gentle, high-protein first food that’s easy to digest.

INGREDIENTS: 100% Sprouted and dried green mung bean flour (Vigna radiata).

STORAGE: Cool, dry, airtight container. Refrigerate for ɯ months. Use within 9–12 months sealed.

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In most recipes, yes. Lighter and more neutral in flavour. Protein comparable (besan ~22g/100g vs this ~24g/100g). Significantly easier to digest — preferred by those who experience bloating from besan.In most recipes, yes. Lighter and more neutral in flavour. Protein comparable (besan ~22g/100g vs this ~24g/100g). Significantly easier to digest — preferred by those who experience bloating from besan.

Exceptional for a plant flour. Wheat flour ~13g/100g. Rice flour ~6–7g/100g. A 50g serving (3–4 chillas) provides ~12g plant protein — equivalent to 2 eggs. Key protein source for vegan/vegetarian UAE households.Exceptional for a plant flour. Wheat flour ~13g/100g. Rice flour ~6–7g/100g. A 50g serving (3–4 chillas) provides ~12g plant protein — equivalent to 2 eggs. Key protein source for vegan/vegetarian UAE households.

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