Mushroom Powder Agaricus Camprestis Organic
Field Mushroom Powder offers gentle umami notes and a soft mushroom aroma. Perfect for enhancing soups, pasta dishes and seasoning blends. Suitable for chefs, producers and anyone seeking clean organic flavor.
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- Contains a range of B vitamins, including B2, B3, B5, B7, and B9
- Rich in vitamin D2, especially when exposed to UV-B sunlight
- Also contains vitamin E, vitamin K, potassium, and iron
Field Mushroom Powder is produced from Agaricus campestris, commonly known as the meadow mushroom or field mushroom. This organic powder retains the mild earthy taste and soft texture of this well known edible species. It serves as a natural and convenient ingredient for professional kitchens as well as food manufacturers.
Field Mushroom Powder Culinary Uses
Field mushrooms offer a delicate aroma and gentle flavor. After drying and grinding, Agaricus campestris keeps its natural qualities and becomes easy to incorporate into many dishes. The powder can be used to:
- Deepen the flavor of soups, sauces and gravies
- Stir into risotto, pasta dishes and savory snacks
- Combine with spice blends, rubs or baking mixes
- Add a clean umami touch to vegetarian and plant based meals
What Is Agaricus campestris, the Common Field Mushroom?
Agaricus campestris is one of the most familiar wild mushrooms found across Europe and many other regions. It belongs to the broader Agaricus group, which includes several popular culinary varieties. Field mushrooms typically grow in grassy fields, lawns and meadows, often appearing in small clusters or curved rings during late summer.
The cap ranges from white to cream and feels smooth, with a width of three to ten centimeters. The gills start pale pink and gradually turn dark brown as the spores mature. The stem is white and features a fine ring. When bruised, the flesh may briefly show a reddish brown shade, but never develops a yellow stain. This is an important trait for distinguishing the edible species from harmful lookalikes. Its spore print is dark brown, unlike the white spored Amanita species.
Similar Species and Possible Confusion
Some wild mushrooms resemble the field mushroom, making careful identification essential:
- Yellow Stainer which is toxic and shows a clear yellow discoloration at the stem base
- Horse Mushroom which is edible but larger and more robust
- Amanita species such as the Death Cap and Destroying Angel which have white gills that never darken
The most reliable recognition point is the gill color. Field mushrooms turn from pink to deep brown as they mature, while poisonous species remain white throughout their development.
Why Organic Field Mushroom Powder from Vehgroshop
Vehgroshop offers high quality, certified organic Agaricus campestris powder with consistent flavor and purity. The product comes in several pack sizes and can be ordered without a minimum purchase. Business customers can also request bulk quantities from one hundred kilograms or opt for private label packaging. Order your organic Field Mushroom Powder at Vehgroshop for dependable quality, fast delivery and a wide range of organic ingredients.
| Expected to return around: | Mar 2, 2026 |
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| Article number | 80016-conf |
| Product specification | Specsheet |
| MSDS | Flowchart |
| Extra Info | Flowchart |
| Product form | Powder |
| Ingredients | Wiesenchampignon |
| Special Properties | BIO, Halal |
| Country of cultivation | China |
| Brand | VehGro |
| HS-Code | 07123100 |
| Private Label possible? | Yes |
| Recommended use | According to taste |
| Energy (kcal/kJ) | 269 kcal / 1128 KJ |
| Proteins | 39 g |
| Carbohydrates | 7 g (sugars: 2 g) |
| Fats | 4 g (saturated: 1 g) |
| Saturated Fats | 1 g |
| Fibers | 26 g |
| Sodium | 90 mg |
| Salt | 0 g (sodium: 90 mg) |
