Pineapple Chia Hempies

Size

NB: Freeze-drying reduces fruit weight by more than 75%

$78.00

Freeze-dried pineapple chunks with chia and hemp seeds, nothing else. Enjoy full flavours of pure fruit with the nutritional benefits of hemp and chia seeds!

Hemp seeds, also called hemp hearts, are a good source of polyunsaturated and essential fatty acids, with a ratio of omega 6 to omega 3 of about 3:1. Also a complete protein source, i.e. providing all essential amino acids, which is rare in the plant world. And a good source on top of it, with 25% of its calories from protein.

Choose your quantity and conditioning between 60g in a glass jar, and 75g, 150g or 300g in pre-packaged bags. The higher you go, the lower the ratio of product to packaging and the more you save per gram: efficient and economical!

Ingredients: pineapple, organic hemp seeds, organic chia seeds.

NB: the white colour that may appear around chia seeds is perfectly normal, it comes from fruit juice absorbed by the seeds, it is not mould!

FRESHLY MADE WEEKLY IN SMALL BATCHES
ORGANIC HEMP SEEDS & CHIA SEEDS
GLUTEN-FREE
NO ADDED SUGAR OR ANYTHING

Quantity

100% whole foods 100% vegan

Name: Pineapple Chia Hempies
Brand: The Polar Camel
Price: 78.0 HKD
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WHAT IS Freeze-Drying?

Freeze-drying is a physical transformation, not a chemical one. It is a cold process that consists in freezing and dehydrating by creating a vacuum. This way, water is removed by sublimation, vaporised directly from a frozen state. No heat involved, unlike other dehydrating processes, and no chemicals added. Nutrients & flavours are retained for a long time, without the need for preservatives or additives. On average, weight is reduced by 75% between fresh and freeze-dried food, creating crunchy and nutrient-dense barks.

Considered discovered by the Peruvian Incas who were letting potatoes freeze at night and removing their water content by stomping them with their bare feet, the technology was really developed in the twentieth century as a way to preserve medicine drugs, in particular from WWII for blood plasma and penicillin, and food for astronauts. No more bare foot involved!