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Lovin' Body
$4.65
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$4.20
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Turmeric Powder
Organic
80g
80g
The golden child of the spice world – and not just because of its colour. Part of the ginger family, turmeric has a distinct flavour resembling both ginger and pepper. Ayurvedic medicine considers turmeric a natural healing agent.
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The benefits.
- Helps neutralize free radicals and stimulates your body's own antioxidant enzymes (antioxidants)
- Helps your body fight foreign invaders and helps to repair cell damage (anti-inflammatory compounds)
- May reduce the growth of disease-causing bacteria (antibacterial)
- Encourages the survival and growth of new neurons (brain-derived neurotrophic factor)
What goes in.
Organic turmeric.
What's kept out.
Artificial colours, fillers and additives.
Did you know?
Did you know some commercial brands sneak unwelcome ingredients into their spices? Plant husks, cheaper seeds and other fillers are sometimes used to bulk up a spice, while industrial dyes and chromate may be added to amplify the colour.
Geography.
Sourced in India.
Hot tip.
Take your turmeric out of the kitchen and use it as a fabric dye, or an exfoliant in your skincare routine. Some even say turmeric is a remedy for snake bites; it’s been known to neutralise venom while waiting for medical attention.
Lovin' Body
Made by lovers of gourmet food, for lovers of gourmet food. Sounds like a foolproof recipe to us? Lovin' Body is a sub-brand of Chef’s Choice - a proudly Australian brand that’s growing every day, and it’s not hard to see why. Put simply, they’re passionate about supporting our country’s people and their health by providing the biggest selection of quality cooking ingredients at a competitive price, and supporting causes close to the Australian heart, like the McGrath Foundation. Sometimes it pays off to keep it simple.
