Turmeric Powder 5 Pound Bulk Bag - Indian Turmeric Root Ground (Haldi) - Minimum Curcumin 2.5% - Pure Vegan from India by Spicy World

Brand : Spicy World

Variety : Turmeric

Item Form : Powder

Unit Count : 4.00 Count

Number of Items : 1

About this item

? Excellent quality, 100% Pure turmeric powder

? Incredible value - get 5 pounds at an exceptional price!

? Contains 2-3% Curcumin

? Product of India

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Product specifications

Item details

Brand Name : Spicy World

Coin Variety 1 : Turmeric

Item Form : Powder

Produce Sold As Format : Pre-packaged

UPC : 692991705189

Manufacturer : Spicy World - Dropship

Container Type : Bag

Part Number : EO-UKG3-NR2P-CA

Best Sellers Rank : #90,191 in Grocery & Gourmet Food (See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food) #78 in Turmeric

ASIN : B00MGXP5N6

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Measurements

Unit Count : 4.00 Count

Number of Items : 1

Item Weight : 5 Pounds

Number of Pieces : 1

Item Package Weight : 2.29 Kilograms

Size : 5 Pound (Pack of 1)

Product description

What is Turmeric Powder?

Like ginger, turmeric is a rhizome plant native to Southeast Asia. Turmeric’s root-like underground stems have a pungent orange flesh that can be used fresh but is most often found as a deep gold powder that’s used as a spice. The powder is made by boiling and drying the root then grinding it into a powder.

Today, ground turmeric lends its gorgeous golden hue and distinctive flavor to Indian curries, American mustard, dill pickles, and nondairy cheese recipes. Turmeric is also an integral ingredient in chilli powders and Middle Eastern spice blends.

Turmeric has a distinct flavor, which is one reason it is a primary ingredient for many curry powders. It has a potent peppery spice with an earthy, musky essence. In many cases, people combine turmeric with other milder or sweeter spices to balance out turmeric's boldness.

Spicy World Turmeric Powder is excellent quality and imported directly from India. It’s 100% pure and contains 2-3% curcumin.

When cooking with ground turmeric (sometimes called turmeric root), a little goes a long way. A half a teaspoon of ground turmeric is usually plenty for seasoning bean dishes, rice dishes, whole grains, soups, stews, sauces, marinades, and pickling brines. Ground turmeric can also be used to add appetizing color to a breakfast scramble, a creamy batch of mac and cheese, and even cakes and desserts.