Ginger is a plant used for centuries in cooking and also for the well-being of the organism. It is a food rich in vitamins and antioxidants useful for relieving the sense of nausea, migraine, indigestion, heartburn and stomach pain. Furthermore, being rich in vitamin B, it can speed up metabolism and decrease the sense of hunger as a sliced snack, in this dehydrated version without sugar.
Ingredients
ginger, may contain traces of preservative E220 (Max 0.01%) fructose.
Also called "Jade Drops". It owes this name to an ancient emperor, Mikoto. It is one of the noblest teas, grown in the shade, with a sweet and robust taste. A highly prized tea because only the most tender, emerald-colored leaves are used, which begin to sprout in the first days of spring. Unlike the other teas, it can be prepared both in hot water but also in cold water by varying the brewing times indicated below.
Dehydrated Kumquat, more commonly called Chinese mandarin, is a citrus fruit belonging to the Rutaceae family. The fruit resembles a small orange, with a shape and size comparable to that of a large olive. For this reason, it lends itself to becoming a real treat when dried, like a natural candy rich in vitamin C!
lemon is a beneficial fruit of which, for millennia, the pulp and juice of the fruit have been consumed, with a high content of vitamin C and a moderate antiseptic power, conferred by citric acid. The peel is known for providing an essential oil, used as a decongestant for the respiratory tract, and to aid digestion of food.
Lime is also known as lime, and is a fruit that offers excellent nutritional values, as well as a unique taste, often used for cocktails and drinks. The abundance of vitamin C present in lime, some antioxidant benefits and its digestive properties, make it a coveted fruit for the well-being of the body. It also has few calories and zero fat.
Dehydrated strawberries are one of the best dried fruits, recommended for their beneficial properties. They keep good amounts of vitamin C and potassium, have a good content of minerals such as iron, calcium, phosphorus. You can enjoy it as an excellent morning snack, or as an afternoon hunger breaker.
It is extracted manually from the Peruvian salt marshes of Maras, along the Andes mountain range, at a height of 3000 meters. This salt offers unique flavors and a wealth of minerals: calcium, magnesium, zinc, copper and iron. Naturally pink, it gives the palate crunchy and compact crystals. It is excellent for flavoring white and red meat dishes, vegetables; perfect for the barbecue.
Peach is a good revitalizer and tonic due to the many minerals and vitamins it contains. It is also useful to keep our immune system in shape, to protect and improve eyesight, for skin elasticity, to improve hair.
Cherries are a refreshing and revitalizing snack. The high satiety index makes it a snack that is also suitable for slimming diets. Cherries are purifying, detoxifying, rich in beneficial properties important for our health.
Ginger, a plant with a thousand virtues and has always been one of the most used and popular spices of oriental cuisine and for some years has started to gain considerable success also on local tables, where it is increasingly used by both star chefs and cooking enthusiasts.
This green tea comes from Thailand, and represents a fine quality from tea plantations at altitudes of up to 1,200 meters. The notes of the infusion are fruity on the palate and floral on the nose, the taste is full-bodied and leaves a sensation of enveloping the senses. Try it also for its antioxidant and beneficial properties, typical of green tea.
Natural sweets? Here is the diced dried ginger, which is an excellent substitute for candies, to appease that sudden and irresistible hunger, which happens to everyone between meals. A few cubes of ginger breaks the appetite, is nutritious thanks to its beneficial properties, and also reserves energy and vitamins, for our daily activities.
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