Kirkland Signature Organic Glute... vs Happy Andes White Organic Quinoa...

The quinoa is good and cooks easily. I'm no quinoa connoisseur but it appears clean and tastes good. It makes a great sub for oatmeal in the morning as it is high in protein. Great flavor for all kinds of dishes.

Cooking the quinoa directly from the bag without rinsing it is wonderful. No need to rinse. It's prewash so it's ready to use.

Poorly packaged. It was spilled open inside of the box. There was quinoa everywhere. Ended up pouring remainder of the bag into the compost pile.

Quinoa is naturally gluten-free but this quinoa has no gf on the package label so there could be cross-contamination. It no longer has the gluten free certification label that amazon shows in their photo. There are other sellers that have the certifie...  Read More

It's more flavorful than cous cous, but has a texture that is similar. Tasted great and were very easy to prepare. Quinoa has a satisfying texture and sticks with me for hours.

It is easy to tear open and has a ziplock included. The bag is big, & resealable, and the one i received has an expiration of may 2021, so plenty of time to use.

Happy andes organic quinoa is usda certified organic and non-gmo. Single-sourced, organic, and from a responsible company. This quinoa definitely isn't the cheapest out there.

The white is the sweeter of the quinoa. I used this for an oatmeal like breakfast with cinnamon. It pairs great with a savory protein, like porkchops or steak, where you'd eat something like bread stuffing.

It's gluten free and has a low glycemic index for those of us trying to consume good carbs instead of sugary, starchy foods. Overall this impresses me as a great whole grain.

The only reason for it to be so bitter is that it is not pre-rinsed. This pre-washed quinoa has a bad/strong flavor, which is what is supposed to be washed off in the washing process.