Curry Leaves Powder -400gm

• Dried mint powder is an aromatic and flavorful condiment that makes dishes and beverages all the more appetizing.

• Widely known as a good appetizer, this herb-based powder increases the digestive system and helps in the secretion of gastric juices.
• Beautiful, fresh, cooling, and aromatic. A small quantity is required to add in the food for Mint taste and flavor.
• Generally Used Spice blend, Rice blends, Soups, Salad dressings, Sauces, Gravies, Salsas, Condiments, Canned foods, Frozen foods, Snack Foods, Meats and Processed foods, Soup Powders, Food premixes, Health Foods, Extruded snacks Foods, and Instant food products

8 Health Benefits of Mint

• Rich in nutrients.
• May improve irritable bowel syndrome.
• May help relieve indigestion.
• Could improve brain function.
• May decrease breastfeeding pain.
• Subjectively improves cold symptoms.
• May mask bad breath.
• Easy to Add to Your Diet.

Benefits of spinach powder

• Spinach is nutrient-rich
• Spinach is high in antioxidants
• Spinach is a functional food
• Spinach supports brain health
• Spinach may help manage blood pressure
• Spinach protects eye health

• Wound Healing: Neem leaf paste helps heal wounds and insect bites.
• Dandruff Treatment: Rinsing hair with boiled neem leaves aids in eliminating dandruff.
• Eye Irritation Relief: Using cooled neem leaf water can soothe eye irritation.
• Acne and Skin Issues: Neem paste assists in treating acne, eruptions, dark spots, and skin disorders.
• Ear Ailments: A blend of neem leaves and honey helps treat ear boils.
• Boosts Immunity: Consuming crushed neem leaves with water can enhance immunity.
• Lice Prevention: Neem paste prevents lice and lice eggs when applied to the hair and scalp.
• Antiseptic and antioxidant: Neem's properties help in treating acne, pimples, and skin issues.
• Oral Health: Neem powder in toothpaste maintains oral health and fights gum problems.
• Hair Health: Neem powder reduces hair fall and helps with itching and skin problems.

• Pregnant or lactating women should consult healthcare practitioners before using herbal products.
• Store it in a cool, dry place, away from children and sunlight.

Culinary Uses:

1. Nutrient Boost in Recipes: Its slightly sweet, earthy taste makes it a great addition to sauces, salad dressings, curries, and gravies, enhancing both nutrition and color without altering flavors.
2. Food Coloring Alternative: For vibrant red hues, it serves as a natural food coloring agent in cakes, cupcakes (like red velvet), and other baked goods.

Beauty Applications:

1. Natural Blush: Used alone or mixed with arrowroot or cocoa powder, it creates blush shades with an optional shimmer from ginger or nutmeg powder. Essential oils can be added for fragrance.
2. Hair Dye: When mixed with henna, beet powder can offer reddish tones to the hair, providing a natural dye option.

Health Benefits:

1. Blood Flow & Pressure: Compounds in beet powder can enhance blood flow and potentially lower blood pressure.
2. Cholesterol Management: May help reduce triglycerides and LDL cholesterol levels.
3. Anemia Combatant: High iron content aids in combating anemia.
4. Health Conditions: Known to alleviate headaches, skin issues, and lethargy.
5. Immune System Support: Strengthens the immune system due to its nutrient content.
6. Chemical-Free Beauty: Acts as a chemical-free cheek/lip stain and blush.

Versatile Usage:

1. In Smoothies & Shakes: Blend into smoothies or protein shakes for a nutritional boost.
2. In baking: Add to homemade candies, frostings, cakes, muffins, or cookies for added nutrients and a vibrant color.