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Uniquely mild and nutty Green Mung Beans

Mung beans also referred to as moong beans or green grams, or golden grams, are round-shaped green beans, light yellow on the inside. They have a slightly sweet and nutty flavor and are traditionally used in both sweet and savory Asian dishes.

Mung beans are an excellent source of dietary fiber, plant protein, carbohydrates, and iron, and are packed with many vitamins and minerals. The mighty mung bean makes an ideal addition to a well-balanced and healthy diet.

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Mung beans for savoury and sweet dishes

Traditionally found in East Asian and Indian cuisines, mung beans cook in no time and are easy to digest. Mung beans are ideal for cooking with vegetables or other grains, stews or soup, or as a filling for pastry and dumplings. Mung beans can even be found in desserts. They can also be ground into mung bean flour or a tasty paste, which, for example, is used in the manufacturing of Asian glass noodles. Mung bean sprouts also make a delicious addition to salads or sandwiches or traditional wok-style dishes.

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Agrozuela – where only the best and sustainably grown mung beans make the grade

Our years in the field make Agrozuela the natural choice for sustainably grown mung beans. Harvested at their peak, our mung beans are carefully processed and packaged to preserve maximum goodness, ready to be delivered to countries worldwide.

Our specifications

Origin
 Venezuela
Growing area
Centre and north of the country
Harvest period
March / April / May / June / July
Harmonized Systems (HS) code
0713.31
GMO status
Non-GMO
Typical color
Olive-green
Size
3.5mm to 5mm
Below sieve*
10% Max.
Packaging
  • Microperforated polypropylene bags x 25 kg or 50 lb.
  • Paper bags x 25 kg or 50 lb.
  • Big bags x 1000 kg or 1250 kg.
  • Bulk-cargo.
Mode of use
The above products should be hydrated for 8-12 hours in drinking water prior to cooking for a minimum of 15 minutes at 100°C, then over low heat until soft.
Possible uses
Mung beans can be used for making flour. They can also be used in stews or soup, or as a filling for pastry and dumplings. Not suitable for sprouting.